JOE ROSENTHAL SIGNED PHOTO IWO JIMA WWII AMERICAN FLAG RAISING, LARGE SIZE 10X12

Description

"THE AMERICAN PEOPLE SAW ROSENTHAL'S PHOTO AS A POTENT SYMBOL OF VICTORY"
JOE ROSENTHAL
(1911-2006) SIGNED
WWII
PHOTOGRAPH OF
RAISING THE FLAG ON IWO JIMA
, "JOE ROSENTHAL, MT. SURIBACHI, FEB. 23, 1945,"
OVERSIZE FORMAT, 10 X 12.75
, THIS ICONIC PULITZER PRIZE WINNING PHOTO IS B/W AND IN FINE CONDITION.
#10219B
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