Original press photograph issued by Wide World Photos, San Francisco Bureau, dated July 18, 1934. Image: Two soldiers saluting, during review by Major General David P. Barrows, commander of California National Guard troops. Verso markings. Purple ink stamp. Photograph from Wide World Photos. Not to be syndicated, rented, or loaned. This photo must not be used for advertising purposes without written permission. The following credit must be printed underneath each reproduction of this picture. Torn paper caption label glued verso. Wide World Photos, San Francisco Bureau. Troops Pass and Review Before Commanding General. San Francisco, California, Major General David P. Barrows commanding the California National Guardsmen in the strike area is pictured above reviewing. Through the city. On his left is his Military Aide [name torn]. Please credit 7-18-34. Size: 9 x 7. Condition: Shows bends, creases, and tears to caption label verso (see photos). All flaws carefully photographed. Press photographs from the 1934 labor strike era are historically significant and sought after, both for their imagery and original agency stamps/labels. This example documents National Guard involvement under Major General Barrows during the San Francisco General Strike of 1934. Type: Original press photograph. Agency: Wide World Photos (San Francisco Bureau). Date: July 18, 1934. Subject: California National Guard / San Francisco General Strike. Condition: Fair (creases, bends, torn caption verso, see photos).