Work on the Philippe de Girard bridge in Paris in the 1930s. Set of 4 silver photographic prints, dates in the negative on each print, handwritten notes on the back in ink describing precisely the phases of the work and stamp on the back of 3 prints "G. Tinus, photographe diplômé, 4 bis Av de Frédy, Villemomble", between June 1929 and December 1930, average size 17,5 x 23,4 cm. Photographs of quality.

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