1940 Print Philippine Iron Mines Luzon Mining Japanese Landscape Steel Ore FZ2 OLD9 and was directed by Joseph

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1940 Print Philippine Iron Mines Luzon Mining Japanese Landscape Steel Ore FZ2 OLD9 and was directed by JosephThis is an original 1940 color print of the Philippine iron Mines in Luzon. The caption writes, "In 1939 production was 644,000 tons of ore, all of which was shipped to Japan. Because of the geographical location of the Philippines and the consequent freight rates Japan is the only customer." Photography by Fenno Jacobs. Charles Fenno Jacobs (1904 1974) was born in Waltham, Massachusetts. He had a recognized reputation as a photographer by 1941, and