Dated 1944, very good condition in folded condition, with one small tear and some yellowing from storage. Overall measurement is 27 1/2" by 41 1/2". Right from the company.

The cover folder measures 14" by 15" and it comes in a large manila envelope. The chart on the inside is folder and is very large. Filled with data, photo's of commanders and great information. Dated 1945 from the "World War Chart Co., Lebanon, Pa."

Neat booklet on Camp Crowder with over 20 pages of text and pictures. Check out the ad for "Hopton's chicken on the last page.

Two Pocket Guide booklets for one money. Guide to Paris, dated 1944 and "Welcome to the Riviera". Both in excellent condition.

A full, complete Message Book M-210-Am Signal Corps, U.S. Army and dated 1943. Near excellent condition.

Here are 3 framed Certificates to Admiral Berton Aldrich Robbins Jr. who graduated from the Naval Academy in 1931. He was awarded the following WW2 Decorations, The Navy Cross, Silver Star, Bronze Star with combat V, Navy Commendation Medal with combat V, the Purple Heart and various Campaign Medals. He retired as a Rear Admiral on November 1, 1959 after serving for 29 years. The Pre-WW2 Certificates are from the USS Portland CA-33 in 1936 and the USS Kitty DD-137 in 1939 while he was still a Lieutenant. The WW2 Certificate is from the USS Leutze DD-481 while he was a Commander. During WW2, Robbins received the Navy Cross on this ship for actions at the Battle of Leyte Gulf. He also received a Silver Star for actions on the same ship. Great looking grouping. I can take the certificates out of the frames to cut down on shipping costs if you wish.

How often do you see a "Neptune Certificate" for an Airman for crossing the Atlantic Ocean? It has a copyright of Dec. 1943 and is in unissued condition. Although it has been folded in quarters, it displays very well and the folds really do not affect the overall look. It was printed in Roanoke Va. by "Hylton Mfg. Co.". It would look fantastic framed under glass.

Very nice copy of "From Fiji Through the Philippines with The Thirteenth Air Force". Hard cover with 193 pages and most of the dust cover.

A really neat photograph book on the sights of Switzerland while on leave there. Published in Zurich, measures 8 1/2" by 11 3/4", with 178 pages and the cardboard mailer. There is also enclosed a Special Orders sheet with 9th AAF personnel going on leave and a Lt. Col. Zapponi's name marked with red pencil. All for one money.

A grouping of three items, a "Rainbow Soldier" booklet and two small newspapers, June & July of 1945, all for one money.

Excellent condition, small book in color, with 62 pages.

Never saw one of these before! It is in book form, hardcover, but the pages lift vertical. Put out by, "Foreign Languages Publishing House - Moscow". Well over 100 pages and in rather nice condition. Not only has calendar dates, but filled with pictures of Russian military notables, Soviet Hero's, stories, text, etc. A really neat item and in English!!

Great looking hardcover book for aviation training in 1942, Pensacola. The book is named to an Ensign on the front cover. There are over 200 pages and all staff and students are named. Great research book.

First one of these I've ever seen. A Program to "Hooker Electrochemical Company" for their part in the "Atomic Bomb Project" October 2, 1945. Nice piece of History from the Manhattan Project that you don't often see.

Have 12 issues from years 1939, 40 & 41, all different and in good shape. Filled with news stories, photos and ads from the British perspective in the beginning of WW2. Fascinating reading. All for one money.

Neat History of the II Corps from 23 April to 13 May, 1943. "To Bizerte with the II Corps". Soft cover, 60 plus pages with text, photos and pullout maps.

Just one neat book of 64 pages, filled with photographs and statistics on our Navy's Ships and Aircraft. Super information.

A 60 page FM on Grenades.

Dated 1941 in near mint condition, hard cover192 pages and measures 4 3/4" by 6 3/4".

A 1942 dated TM for the 20-MM automatic gun and Aircraft automatic gun. Consists of 101 pages.

A 54 page TM 9-223 on the Browning Caliber .50, M2, Aircraft, Fixed and Flexible Machine Gun.

1940 dated FM on the Browning Machine Gun with 217 pages.

This is a 1988 reprint of a 1946 book, which you hardly ever see. Soft cover, 278 pages with complete roster and Medal winners. These were the guys that but them on the beaches in their landing craft.

Have two books, one on German and the other on Japanese Aircraft Identification. German book is 140 pages, the Japanese book is 175 pages. They are sold at $30 each, or take both for $55.

1944 dated and 184 pages.

Neat little booklet from "Wild Woodbine" Cigarettes to British soldiers arriving in India. 22 pages.

Un used condition, but all there.

A neat training booklet from September 1941, issued by the Dept. Air Member for Training, Air Ministry, London. It has 25 pages and measures 6 1/2" by 8 1/4".

Neat book on the 8th Army, 1944 to 1954, titled "The First Ten Years". About fifty pages of text and maps, with pictures of commanders and soft cover. Measures 8" by 10 1/2".

A great little book of over 120 pages, measuring 3" by 4 3/4", filled with meat recipes for during WW2. First time I've ever seen this booklet. Great condition.

Here are two photo's of the same GI, with the one of him with his parachute and football style helmet.

This set has the mailer and 12 reproduction photographs of U.S. Naval Aircraft. A vintage set in excellent condition.

A neat 14 page booklet of Photo/Map symbols and dated February 1945.

A great little booklet on the First Armored Division in WW2. There are 64 pages of text, maps and photo's and it measures 4 5/8" by 6 3/8". Still in nice condition.

Neat little booklet on Camp Kilmer, which was the New York Port of Embarkation for overseas duty. Has 29 pages and measures 3 7/8" by 5".

Neat little 89 page booklet, dated August 1945. Have two of the 1945 booklets and one dated 1946, at $6 each, or take all three for $15.

Nice 68 page FM 21-11 book, just in time for occupation.

Dated August 1, 1943 with 104 pages. This is the Special Edition, of which I have two copies with same content, just different colored covers. They are sold at $25 each.

Dated June 1, 1943 and January 15, 1944 with 55 and 89 pages. This is a Special Edition for planes without radio aids.

Dated June 1, 1943 with 70 pages.

Dated July 1, 1943 with 70 pages.

Dated June 1, 1943 with 82 pages. Nice condition.

A super looking, autographed, 8" X 10" B&W photo of Barry Pepper "Jackson" with his sniper rifle.

A neat looking 5 1/2" by 7 1/2" framed postcard with all the stations of the 1st Cav. from 1943 to 1945. Addressed to a Mr. J.A. Corty, Hummelstown, Pa. Probably from his son. A flea market find.

A nice period 8 x 10 Signal Corps photo of 1st Cavalry Division General William C. Chase at the induction of Lt. General H.C.H. Robertson, Commander in Chief of the British Commonwealth Occupation Forces (BCOF) as an Honorary member of the 1st Cavalry Division.

Original photo marked on the back with event description and by Signal Corps.

This grouping consists of a Baltimore Certificate from WW2, CD Gas Specialist Card from Oberlin, Pa. 1943 dated certificate from Harrisburg, Pa., Pennsylvania Fire CD armband and a 1957 CD Training School Certificate to a Harrisburg woman, plus marriage documents. All for one money

This is an 8 x 10 Signal Corps photo with caption on the reverse.

Two 8 x 10 Signal Corps photo's and one 5 1/2 x 7 1/2 photo which has a tear in it, but it's original.

Three 8 x 10 Signal Corps photo's of Japanese War Crime criminals. All for one money. No captions on reverse.

A very nice copy of this book and it is named. All foldouts are present and has a couple of extra papers to go with it.

This is Vol. 1 on "Pistols and Revolvers" that was put out by the NRA right after the war. 638 pages of pictures and text on handguns, many of which are military. Real nice book!

A neat 1944 dated book about Jewish Soldiers from Pearl Harbor to the Italian Campaign. A great research book because of the 68 pages of Honors and Awards Lists. Gives names and awards given to them, plus where they got them from.

Here are two nice issues of National Geographic Magazine for Nov. 1943 and Sept. 1944. Some great photo's and information. Both for one money.

This is the issue with a wonderful 21 page spread on the training of K-9 War Dogs. I have two issues at $25 each, or take both for $45.

A great little paperback book on the men from Lebanon, Pa and surrounding areas that gave their lives during WW2. This booklet was put out by the "Military Order of the Cootie" in Lebanon, Pa. A super little reference book with photo and text of those KIA during WW2.

Just an exceptional, reference divisional history of 150 pages and is hardcover. Filled with photos and text on the "Texas" Division, plus a fantastic roster of all officers and men by the individual units. Just a perfect reference book for researchers.

Here is a fantastic hardcover book on the 1939 Massachusetts National Guard, 26th Division. It belonged to Alfred V. Weiss of the 101st QM Regt. This book is 473 pages of photo's and rosters of all the men, including ranks and officers of the entire division in 1939. There are photos of all the armories and history of all the individual units within the division. For a reference book, "it don't get any better"!!!

A neat wall chart on the ammo used by Johnson Automatic Rifles and is dated 1944. It measures 28" by 42" and is in nice shape.

Here are two neat menu's from the Twenty-Third School Squadron, Air Corps, Fort Logan, Colorado. They both have complete rosters of the men running this school.

A neat set of three French photo postcards of US Army marching through Paris after Liberation.

A neat paper cover book with full rosters of all four squadrons and HQ Company. Great research book.

Nice cadet book on July 1942 Class 42-k at Sequoia Field Visalia, Calif. Filled with cadet photo's and names.

Neat book on Pre-flight School for pilots at Maxwell Field. Covers could be a little better, but still a nice book.

Great reference book on this 8th AAF Group. Filled with photo's and text. Has photo's of the individual pilots and tally records on all pilots that flew with this group, not just the aces.

Two photo's to a Pilot with the 100th Bomb Group and six of his calling cards.

This is a 1949 First Edition of "Bridge Busters", 394th Bomb Group, 9th AAF. This History has a complete mission list, Casualty list and full Roster. There is a small tear on the top of the spine, but it could be glued down with no trouble. Great research book.

This history is dated 1944 and was made in Sydney, Australia. It is also named to a soldier in the 33rd Bomb Squad. List medal winners and KIA's.

This book covers pilots from classes 43 D & E, plus primary training for aviation cadets. It is from Walnut Ridge Basic Flying School, Walnut Ridge, Arkansas. One of the last pages is covered with autographs and inside the front cover is named to one of the cadets.

Nice class book of AAF OCS School in Miami Beach, Florida.

Class book of Class 43-F, Goodfellow Field, San Angelo, Texas.

A nice 1944 dated copy of "The Sad Sack" by Sgt. George Baker, with original dust jacket.

A 92 page, soft cover book on Naval Primary Gunnery training, with text, photo's and drawings. It is dated June 1944.

It was printed in Germany right after the war, it has 240 pages filled with text, photographs, Officer's photo's, maps, lists of awards, commissions and of those KIA. A great, hard to find research book.

A vintage copy, has some damage to top of spine, but does not take away from the book. Filled with text, photos and a great reference book, as it has a complete roster as of August 1, 1945.

This book is dated 1951 and is dedicated to Lt. Joseph H. Finkelstein by his parents, along with many other men of the Jewish Faith. This is a super research book for men of the 20th AAF. It measures 8 5/8" by 11", is hard covered and is filled with photo's and stories of these men.

"Saga of the Biscuit Bomber" with the 57th Troop Carrier Squadron in the Southwest Pacific. This book is dated 1945 and was made in Sydney, Australia. It measures 7 1/4" by 9 5/8" and is filled with photo's and text. Neat Squadron patch on the cover and has a roster inside. Great reference book.

"Back Load", History of the 433rd Troop Carrier Group, New Guinea and dated 1945. The history measures 7 1/2" by 9 3/4", is filled with photo's and text. It has great drawings of the Squadron Insignia and rosters for all Squadrons. Great research book.

This is a 1982 dated book, autographed by the author and has some pilot autograph's too. It measures 8 1/2" by 11 3/8", is hard covered, is filled with photo's and text, plus it has many statistic records and has a roster. Great for research.

A nice copy of the 31st FG History, filled with photo's, text and roster. It measures 6 1/4" by 9 1/4" and has a hard cover. Great for research.

An excellent copy of the 5th BG History. Measures 8 3/4" by 11 1/4", hard cover and filled with photo's and text.

A hard to find history of the 3161st Ordnance Base Artillery and Fire Control Maintenance Company - Company G. Filled with Color and B/W photo's, personnal photo's and roster. It has 96 pages and is dated 1945. There are two photo's of the owner inside the front cover.

This is a color photo, signed by the owner, "Don Davidson" former mayor of Nashua, NH sometime during 1982 to 1990, when he raced it in air races - #27. The serial number is 44-72483 and it served with the 354th Fighter Sq of the 355th Fighter Group during WW2. It was eventually sold to a Swiss Museum.

I found these while going through many of my family photo's some time ago and now thought to move them to someone's collection, rather than sit in a box that only I look at. My father, Edward H. Fleck was 1st Sgt. of "G" Company, 501st Regt., 101st A/B Division. Since my father kept these photo's, I can only assume that they were some of his buddies from the 501st. and probably from "G" Company. One has the name "Manuel" on front and back, while another was named "Paul Kramer" from Reading, Pa. These are some really neat photo's of real paratroopers. On my home page is a photo of my father.

A nice period photo of an award ceremony, measuring 5" by 8".

Here is an original photo of an aerial gunner on a .50 cal. machine gun which measures 7 1/2" by 9 1/4" and is marked "Official Photograph" on the reverse. It is also ID'd to the 15th Observation Sq., Godman Field, Fort Knox, Ky. This photo would have been taken sometime in 1942.

A real neat looking photo of a Navy Pilot with his flight suit, volcano helmet and goggles, revolver in holster, standing in a jungle setting. The photo measures 4 5/8" by 5 3/4".

One photo of two 13th AAF airmen, one is an Air Gunner and the other is Aircrewman. One photo postcard of four Navy airmen, one is a pilot and the other three Aircrewmen? Two of them have nice volcano headphone helmets. Both for one money.

A set of six French Postcards of the Liberation Celebration in Paris. Two PC's have 28th Division Vehicles in them.

When do you see these? A certificate to a worker in the Office of Scientific Research and Development, dated March 1945. Elmer H. Scheibe was an Electrical Engineer and interesting enough, his wife, Hildegarde M. Scheibe was a German teacher who during WW2, worked for the OSS as a German translator until V-E Day. A neat seldom seen document and I will include all of the other research I found.

This book comes with the original mailer envelope (could be better) and some seperate papers that look like test papers. Shows both Allied and Axis ships and is in great condition. It came from the estate of a USMC Aviation Radioman.

A neat little booklet of 30 pages on the Bendix Upper Turret, with note in the back from the original owner. Excellent condition and measures 3 1/2" by 5".

Great little poster that is dated with a time stamp on the reverse from Orlando Air Base, Florida. Measures 9 3/8" by 11 1/2" and is in near mint condition except for a couple of folds.

Here is a super book on Identification of Japanese Merchant and War Ships in 1941-42. The book is filled with over 100 pages of photographs, silhouette's and drawings of Japanese Shipping. This ID book has the original cover/box for these pages. If your into the Japanese Navy and Merchant Fleet, this is the reference book for you. The binding tape on the cover/box is torn in spots, but everything else is excellent.

A 1942 dated Pictorial Manual of over 100 pages of photographs and silhouette's of US, German and English Airplanes, plus another section of Japanese War Ships. Very nice condition.

A "Pictorial Manual" of over 70 pages of photographs and silhouette's of US, English, German and Japanese Airplanes. Named to a R.J.Gammache, U.S.N.R. It is in very nice condition.

The title is, "Courage And Devotion Beyond The Call Of Duty". This is the preliminary edition, November, 1944, of a partial record of official citations to medical officers in the US Armed Forces during WW2. The book has 254 pages and if your into the Medical Corps, this is a must have book for you.

Two photos and one French Postcard, all for one money.

A 1941 dated Technical Manual for Basic Photography, consisting of 342 pages of text, photo's and drawings.

A really neat copy of Free and Accepted Masons of Pennsylvania, Honor Roll of Military and Naval Service in World War II, mint condition with it's mailer. Lists all Pa. Masons who served in WW2. Invaluable research tool.

Here are two books to the RAF, "Air-Crew Lecture Notes" and "An Airman's Letter To His Mother". They are dated 1941 and 1940.

Neat little 8 page booklet by "Sperry Gyroscope Company, Inc."

Neat little booklet of uniform insignia of allied countries and dated 1943. Great shape.

The photo measures 4" by 6" and is on a period backing.

This is for three original photos, one negative and one reprint. All for one money.

Neat grouping of a Pilot Flight Record and Log Book, with dates from June 1943 to January 1944, 100 hours total. The book is dated 1943, plus two photo's of the pilot and plane.

This period wood frame measures 7 1/2 by 10 1/2" and has a great looking photo of an AAF Corporal with his visor cap and an AAF patch which is under the glass. The matte is marked by the Corporal, "To Dad with all my love on Father's Day. Anthony".

The color photo of the AAF PFC is about 7" by 9 1/2" and inside a metal period frame. There is also a B&W photo of him in a tree inside the frame. The photo was taken in Sioux Falls, Idaho. There is an unframed color photo of either his wife or girlfriend. All for one money.

This period hardcover book still has the original dustcover and is in near excellent condition. It has 118 pages of text, maps and pictures of the 83rd Division during WW2. It is titled "Thunderbolt Across Europe".

Two original photo's of the 104th Cavalry (H-M) Regimental Basketball team 1941-1942.

Here are two nice 8" X 10" reprint photo's of the B-24/F7BJ "Dear Mrs Mayfield" of the 4th Photo Mapping Sq., 1st Photographic Group. The photo's show both sides of the aircraft, as the left side is marked with the 4th Map Sq. insignia and another painting of a GI on a crutch "And How!" This photo has all the crewmen named and I will send a copy of them with the photos.

This booklet came in a group of US Army pocket guides that I bought at a flea market. This was probably picked up by a GI that traveled to Denmark after the war, probably during the occupation of Germany.

Here are six small album size photos and two 8" by 10", one of which has all the names written on the back and the other is of the Battalion band.

In used, but nice condition. Just what you need to finish off that display.

A great, seldom seen language guide from WW2.

A neat little booklet for summertime safety and health from Kearny Works of the Western Electric Company, dated 1943.

A 1944 dated booklet to New Caledonia, also known as the French Australia. It is in excellent condition and is stamped on the back cover "Convalescent Training Program". This is a tougher one to find.

A real neat 4 1/2" by 6 1/2" photograph of two GI's on a tractor. The GI on the left is riding shotgun while the other is the operator of the tractor. Take a good look at his patch, as it almost looks like a MTS patch. The photograph is 100% better than my feeble attempt to try to get a good pic of it for this description. Great resolution on the photo and nicely framed.

This is a really great research book as it lists all Aeronautical terms in Japanese, French, German and English. The Japnese is in both characters and written word. The book is dated 1942 and contains 484 pages.

A Technical Manual on Army Instruction, dated April 19, 1943 with 227 pages of text and photo's. Excellent condition.

Dated November 1944, super book on cold weather operations. Nice shape.

Two books dated 1944 & 1945 with regards to USNATB in Solomons, Maryland. Both books are softcover and are filled with text and photo's. There is also a Navy Amphibious patch and an Electricians rating that I found inside one of the books. All in excellent condition.

A neat little softcover book dated 1946 with 83 pages of text and photo's. It also has photo's of Pennsylvania's MOH winners and why they won the award. Excellent condition.

A 129 page soft cover book "USAAF Aircraft Inspection and Maintenance Guide" for B-25 series Aircraft in mint condition. Dated 30 March 1945

A 69 page soft cover book "USAAF Aircraft Inspection and Maintenance Guide" for AT-6 Series Aircraft in mint condition. Dated 1 October 1944

Nice hardcover history of the 312th Engineer (C) Battalion of the 87th Infantry Division complete with rosters. Real nice condition.