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This exceptional Diary is written by Julian B. Pocius a Machine Gunner in the “famous” 1st Marine Division. If you saw the HBO series “The Pacific”….this is an ACTUAL handwritten in the Field WWII Diary from a 1st Marine Division Machine AA Gunner who was actually there! Lots of BATTLE CONTENT action. Unfortunately, Julian died in December of 1954 (during his time in Korea) - he was actually in Japan at the time.
This Diary has handwritten entries just about everyday (August 7 – December 23, 1943) during his ENTIRE stay at Guadalcanal. He writes of smelling the dead bodies of the Japanese, the taking of the Airfield, struggling through the dense Jungle, no food, submarines, Naval Ship battles, Japanese Aircraft they shot down, entries of important key Battles on Guadalcanal, constant daily Air Raids, attacks in the Jungle – it has everything a military collector would want. He kept a record of all the events he witnessed and actually kept this worn historical book in his pocket (you can see that from the worn condition)!
Here is a copy of the entire Diary (every written page) in a pdf file. READ it for yourself to see what I mean! There are also copies of his WWII documents from the archives as well as the original envelope that the Diary was in. His Brother Felix kept it all those years. And here are copies of photographs that were from the Family.
Available - $1999.99
This is a very rare and historic American Revolution Officer John Clarke with President George Washington signature 14 x 21 Inch document
It is named to John Clarke, who originally enlisted as a Private in the Virginia Line. It is noted in the Original Members and Other Officers Eligible to the Society of Cincinnati (published in 1938), on page 86.
The document measures 14 by 21 inches overall. It has been been museum-quality conserved by being sealed in a ultraviolet light protected transparent envelope and injected with argon gas, then sealed to prevent oxidation and reduce further deterioration. It has been floated in a frame mount behind UV protective glass. The frame measures 22 by 28 inches.
Documents with George Washington signatures are EXTREMELY rare and very seldom encountered on a privately owned document.
Price on Request
This is a very rare and historic American Revolution discharge with President George Washington signature 7 x 12 Inch document
It is named and dated, however there is significant deterioration of the document that has degraded the readability of the document. Portions of the name and date are readable and it should be possible to track down the original soldier's name with proper research tools and sources.
These are closer views of the top, middle, and bottom of the entire document.
The document measures 7 by 12 inches overall. It has been museum-quality conserved by being sealed in a ultraviolet light protected transparent envelope and injected with argon gas, then sealed to prevent oxidation and reduce further deterioration. It has been floated in a frame mount behind UV protective glass. The frame measures 15 by 20 inches.
Documents with George Washington signatures are EXTREMELY rare and very seldom encountered on a privately owned document.
Price on Request
This is a very scarce presidential pardon issued by President Grant in 1870.
This is a hand-signed by U.S. Grant document. The document is shown in close-up here and the period engraving here.
The text of the document is as follows:
[script printed] I hereby authorize and direct the Secretary of State to affix the Seal of the United States to [handwritten script] a Warrant for the pardon of Peter Short [script printed] dated this day, and signed by me and for so doing this shall be his warrant. [signature] U. S. Grant [script printed] Washington, [handwritten script] March 26, 1870.
The frame measures 12-1/2 by 19-1/4 inches. The pardon measures approximately 7-1/2 inches square, and the engraving about 5 by 7-1/2 inches.
The condition is near excellent throughout.
Offered at $1,999.99
This is a very rare and historic American Revolution Officer Henry Dearborn handwritten 8 x 14 Inch January 31, 1804 dated document.
When fighting in the American Revolutionary War began, Henry Dearborn organized and led a local militia troop of 60 men to Boston where he fought at Battle of Bunker Hill as a captain in Colonel John Stark’s First New Hampshire Regiment. He then volunteered to serve under Benedict Arnold during the ill-fated American expedition to Quebec. In 1801, President Thomas Jefferson appointed him Secretary of War, a post he held for eight years until March 7, 1809. In 1812, when he was appointed senior major general in the United States Army in command of the northeast sector from the Niagara River to the New England coast.
This particular letter appointed Erastus Granger as Indian Agent to the Six Nations of Indians (comprising the Mohawks, Onondagas, Oneidas, Senecas, Cayugas and Tuscaroras) in New Amsterdam (later to be renamed Buffalo), New York. Henry Dearborn signed the document while he was Secretary of War serving Thomas Jefferson, who was executing an order originally given by George Washington:
"An Agent shall soon be
appointed to reside in some place convenient to the Senekas and
six Nations. He will represent the United States. Apply to him
on all occasions."
-President George Washington, December 29, 1790, in his reply
to Seneca Chief
Ki-On-Awog-Ky (Known as "Cornplanter") shown at
the lower right. The Chief of the Six Nations --
Ahyouwaighs -- is at the lower left. Both are
hand-colored lithographs by McKenney and printed by J. T.
Brown, Philadelphia. The
document measures approximately 9-1/2 by 7-1/2 inches.
There is a brief
description of the content of the document and the McKenney
artworks. The frame measures 22-1/2 inches by 30-1/2
inches.
The lot is museum quality framed, with the Dearborn document encapsulated (removable) sealed with inert gas, and the glass is UV resistant to protect the contents.
Offered at $4,999.99
This is an outstanding document dated June Second Tuesday 1783 appointing one of the heroes of the American Revolution as a practicing lawyer in New London, Connecticut.
Richard Sill of Lyme, Connecticut was a graduate of Yale University and appears prominently in their Roll of Honor. He was an officer during the revolution and some of his campaigns include the Siege of Boston in 1775-76. He also served with Col. Parson's 10th Foot Regiment during the battle of Long Island, and the retreat to New York. He was appointed an officer, and transferred to Col. Chandler's 8th Regiment and served in Germantown and was at Valley Forge.He served throughout the rest of the war as Aid de Camp to Lord Sterling. He studied law with Aaron Burr and was acquainted with Alexander Hamilton. A brief biographical extract from Yale and Her Honor-roll in the American Revolution, 1775-1783 is shown here.
The document is shown in close-up here. Note the recommendation of Benjamin Huntington referenced. Huntington was a very high profile hero of the war as well.
The signature of the New London magistrate is very difficult to read, it appears to be Wm. Sutton Watt, Clk. (that's very approximate).
Major Sill was a member of the Connecticut Cincinnati Society (Order of Cincinnatus).
The document measures 7-1/2 by 10 inches and has a red wax seal applied. The frame is 11-1/2 by 14-1/2 inches.
Offered at $499.99
WWII Atomic Bomb OPERATION CROSSROADS HUGE
DOCUMENT LOT Belonging to a Senior Engineer on the Project
(This LOT
includes many Original Photographs, ID Cards and MANY Other Documents)
These items are as shown. All are in near excellent condition. Here are other photos 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17.
$1,499.99
USA War of 1812 1855 President
Buchanan Signed Omaha Nebraska Land Document for
Mary Link widow of Thomas
Link of Captain Wilson's Virginia Militia War 1812
This is a 10 x 16 inch document as shown. It is faded and still in near excellent condition
$449.99
General John J. Pershing Signed
Colonel Frederick A. Snyder 28th Infantry Division on
April 19 1918
Exceptionally Meritorious & Conspicout Services Document
This officer later received the DSC. It measures 11 x.13 inches. The condition is MINT. Here is a view of the back.
$449.99
USA 1870 President U S Grant Signed Montgomery County KANSAS Land Document for Owen G. Romig
This is a 10 x 16 inch document as shown. It is faded and still in near excellent condition. Here are other views 1 2 3 4.
$449.99
General John J. Pershing Signed PFC Carl L. McKelvy Co M. 110th Infantry on July 30th 1918 KIA Document
It measures 11 x.13 inches. The condition is MINT. Here is a view of the back.
$249.99
We also have a number of silk, tissue, and paper SOE and OSS escape and evasion and escape route maps available here.
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CWHOSP-1 USA Civil War US General Hospital Beadville July 30 1864 Surgeon Signed Document. |
This is a 5 x 7-1/2 inch quill ink pen hand written document in near
MINT condition. The surgeon John Kearny requests the description list of Sgt J F DORSEY of Co K 25th Rgt of Infantry. |
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MEXW-1 Mexican War 1837 Letter to Josiah C CABB 2 Lt 3rd OHIO Infantry |
This is a 6 x 7-1/2 inch fair condition quill pen written folded letter
from Falmouth dated June 1 1837 to him signed E S SUKSBURG. Here are other views. 1 2 |
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HPZZ-6 FRANCE 2nd Empire hand written two page letter to President Prince LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE Document. |
This is 8 x 10.5 inch near excellent document . Here is another view. |
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PHPZZ-16 USA pre World War Two US PRESIDENT Theodore ROSSEVELT Signed Letter to Major General C J Bailey Jr Dated November 6, 1922 |
This is 7 x 10 inch near excellent dated document. | $149.99 | Available | ||||||
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PHPZZ-17 USA World War Two USN Department Discharge Document Signed by James FORRESTAL to Commander Norman FREILE Dated 27 October,1946 |
This is 7 x 10 inch near excellent dated document. | $59.99 | Available | ||||||
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PERS- 001 USA World War One GENERAL PERSHING Document lot re Letter from his Chief of Staff G-1 concerning US Units being assigned to British Units. |
This is a PERIOD carbon copy of a TWO page 8 x 12 inch memorandum letter from US General W W Robertson 10-1.18 concerning attaching US BN units to British Brigades. The first paragraph reads"...you will consider temporary employment with British infantry brigades. We have verbally discussed the mater at some length during the last two days, and as you are aware the present request is the same as that made to Colonel House by Mr. Lloyd George on the 2nd December last, except it now refers to battalions and not, as previously, to companies or battalions...." Condition is near excellent. Here are other views. 1 2 |
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PERS- 0011 USA World War One GENERAL PERSHING Document lot re Letter from PETAIN concerning US Units being assigned to French Units. |
This is a PERIOD carbon copy of a TWO page 8 x 12 inch memorandum letter from PETAIN April 10 1918 concerning attaching all US units now in France to French combat forces. The first paragraph reads"....When you were at my headquarters the 25th of last month you spontaneously offered to place at my disposition all the American Forces now in Franc, also these which will be sent you by American tonnage, as they arrive. We agreed to send as soon as possible your 1st Division to take part in the battle and to place in sector in calm parts of he front the three other divisions of the 1st American corps which could relieve French divisions which could go the battle....".. Condition is near excellent . Here is another view. |
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USAPA-001 USA World War Two APO 403 709th US Army Military Police BN Paris France Stolen Goods Report 1 March 1945 Document. |
This is an 8 x 11 inch one page signed report concerning military goods
found in a home 23 Rue Mazon and turned over to C-I-C for disposition. Condition is near excellent. |
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TE-001 USA 19th Century Unveiling of Statue of Gen' l Fredr. von Steuben DENKMAL Washington D C PERIOD Framed Photograph. |
SThis is a 13 x 15 inch black wood framed period photograph of this
ceremony. The condition is near excellent. Friedrich Wilhelm August Heinrich Ferdinand von Steuben (born Friedrich Wilhelm Ludolf Gerhard Augustin von Steuben; September 17, 1730 – November 28, 1794), also referred to as the Baron von Steuben,[1] was a Prussian-born military officer who served as inspector general and Major General of the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. He is credited with being one of the fathers of the Continental Army in teaching them the essentials of military drills, tactics, and disciplines.[2] He wrote the Revolutionary War Drill Manual, the book that served as the standard United States drill manual until the War of 1812. He served as General George Washington's chief of staff in the final years of the war. Steuben became an American citizen by act of the Pennsylvania legislature in March 1784 (and later by the New York authorities in July 1786). With the war over, Steuben resigned from service and first settled on Manhattan Island, where he became a prominent figure and elder in the German Reformed Church. However, even with Congress giving him large sums of money, he still managed to become largely indebted. Thus, Congress gave him a pension $1 a year which he had to keep until his death. Steuben eventually settled on a small estate in the vicinity of Utica, New York, on land granted to him for his military service. He later assisted in the founding of the Society of the Cincinnati and was appointed a Regent for what evolved into the State University of New York. He never married and had no children. He left his estate to General Benjamin Walker and Captain William North, who had served as his aides-de-camp during the war, and with whom he had an "extraordinarily intense emotional relationship ... treating them as surrogate sons".[8] He is buried what is now the Steuben Memorial State Historic Site. |
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LGR-001 USA President Buchanan Signed War of 1812 Sands Point Wisconsin Land Grant For Henry Solomon Private in Captain Sharpe's Company Tennessee Militia War of 1812 Document |
This is a wood framed 10 x 14 inch document as shown. There is foxing at the top as shown. |
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USMEX-001 USA Mexico War 1847 General Worth 1st Division US Army Sketch of Operations 8 Sept 1847 Map |
This is a 14 x 20 inch map printed on paper showing the above
information. The condition is near excellent with folds as shown. Here are other views 1 2. |
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USMD-1102 1901 Dated Company P.R. Infantry RGT Corporal Appointment Document |
This is a 9.5 x 14 inch fancy document as
shown.
The condition is worn and near good. Here are additional views 1 2 3. |
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USMD-1202 Handwritten account of the Aztec Club of 1847 including some members names etc. |
This is a multi page hand written document
pertaining to the
Aztec Club of 1847.
The condition is near excellent. Here are additional views 1 2 3 4 5 6 |
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USMD
-0801 USN 1801 Dated Ensign Appointment for Philip D Lasher Countersigned by Governor George Clinton |
This is a 10 x 15 inch document as shown. It is
nearly separated as you can see.
The condition is fair plus. Here is an additional view. |
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USMD
-0811 10 page document belonging to Gen. Fox Conner of the ABBEVILLE Conference May 1918 |
This is a 8.5 x 11 inch document as shown
comprising of 10 typewritten pages from the original pencil notes
taken during the meeting by LeRoy Eltinge (and signed) who later
became a US Army General and the ship USS General LeRoy Eltinge
(AP-154) was
named after. Leroy Eltinge was the Deputy Chief of
Staff of the American expeditionary forces under General Pershing at
this historic meeting.
During World War I, Conner was tapped by General John J. Pershing to be the chief of operations (G3) for the American Expeditionary Force in France with Colonel John McAuley Palmer under his immediate supervision. Another one of his subordinates was then-Lieutenant Colonel George C. Marshall, for whom Conner developed an immense respect, later recommending Marshall as the ideal soldier and a military genius. For his service as the "brain" of the AEF, Conner was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal and the Croix de Guerre. After the war, Conner wrote the after-action report that influenced the 1920 National Defense Act that set the course of the interwar Army. At a meeting of the Supreme War Council held at Abbeville May 1st and 2nd, the entire question of the amalgamation of Americans with the French and British was reopened. An urgent appeal came from both French and Italian representatives for American replacements or units to serve with their armies. After prolonged discussion regarding this question and that of priority generally the following agreement was reached, committing the Council to an independent American Army and providing for the immediate shipment of certain troops. It is used & in good plus condition. |
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USMDD-0881 World War Two WWII German Map Used by 1st Infantry Division Senior Officer in the France Invasion. |
This is a 20 x 30 inch German map is dated 1906. It came in a
collection of items belonging to this officer that I bought nearly 35
years ago. The condition is fair with many edge tears and separations as shown. Here are additional views. 1 2 3 |
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USMD
-0881 US Army Map Service 1942 Dated Invasion Map of Northwest Africa |
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USMD-02 WWII 1945 Atomic Bomb Third Strike Priority Target Map |
This is an extremely scarce ORIGINAL 1945 Atomic Bomb
Priority Third Strike Target area map.
This is the June 1945 edition made from the latest known data of the target area of Koriyama, in the Koriyama sector of Central Japan. Koriyama was designated list of Priority targets in a leaflet dropped on Japan on August 6th, indicating the Japanese people needed to evacuate the cities listed below. Note the names were not in any particular priority order (on the leaflet) to preclude any effective air defense by the Japanese: · Nagano It is marked For Use by War and Navy Department Agencies Only. Not for Sale or Distribution. This classification was lifted after the end of the war. This is a close-up of the key, showing the edition. The 6-45 publication date is in the other corner. It measures 19-1/2 by 22-1/2 inches. The back is blank. The condition is very good to near excellent condition, with some minor soiling present. |
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USMD-04 WWII 1948 Japanese POW Camps In Russia 1949 Geneva Convention Evidence Map |
This is a UNIQUE One of a Kind 1948 Japanese Prisoner of
War interment camp locations in the Soviet Union map.
This is completely hand rendered map in red and black India ink on silk protected in wax. There are hundreds of camps and locations indicated in Japanese. The only landmarks written in English are the Black Sea and Caspian Sea. There is a typewritten key annotation indicating the map was compiled from Japanese sources, with the notation the Russians provided no information. This map was provided by the Welfare Minister of Japan, Mr. Saito for use (if needed) at the 1949 Geneva Convention. This map would be a wealth of information to the historian or researcher compiling information regarding the location and disposition of Japanese POWs and MIAs. This is a closer view of the left side of the map and one of the right side. The annotation detail is shown here. An extreme close-up showing the hand rendered details is here (note that this is a 400Kb photo, it'll take time over slower connections.) It measures 19-1/2 by 44 inches. The back is blank. There are literally hundreds of camps, prisons, and detention facilities listed. This map was part of an extensive collection of items from the estate of G. T. Hagen, a US legal representative to the Geneva Convention of 1949 and War Crimes Trials of Japanese War Criminals from 1945 to 1950. The condition is very good condition, with some minor soiling and period annotations and markings present. |
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USMD-101 USA post WW II Regular Commission MAJOR to Stanley Young Kennedy Jr. Signed by Wilber M Brucker Sec retry of the Army 2 January 1957 D document. |
This is a 10 x 14 inch document in near excellent condition. Here is the back side |
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USMD-102 USA post WWII NASA Astronaut Watercolor Titled" First Flight on Pad 5 May 1981" |
This is a signed 9 x 12 inch art work mounted in a 14 x 18 inch
wood frame as shown. The condition is near excellent. Here are additional views. 1 2 |
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MAP-01 USA WW II XIX Corps Brandenberg Bergstein Zerkall Aberden RUR River & RUR & URFT Dam Area |
This map shows XIX Corps defense locations along with Axis combat locations. 22 x 29 inch Near MINT Combat Map Here is another view. |
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MAP-02 USA WW II XIX Corps Mersch, Pattern, Welldorf, Gusten, N E of JULICH Area |
This map shows XIX Corps defense locations along with Axis combat
locations. 22 x 29 inch Near MINT Combat Map Here is another view. |
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MAP-03 USA WW II XIX Corps Sector All Known Enemy Defenses Area |
This map shows XIX Corps defense locations along with Axis combat locations. Staatforst, Hambauch Julich, Welldorf, Hasselsweiler, Oberembt, Titz 22 x 29 inch Near MINT Combat Map. Here are other views. 1 2 |
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MAP-04 USA WW II SPECIAL Gemente Heerlen Holland Area |
This map shows XIX Corps defense locations along with Axis combat locations including Anti Paratroop Warning Station locations. 22 x 29 inch Near MINT Combat Map Here are other views. 1 2 3 |
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MAP-05 USA WW II Hor Steinstroos, Stetternich Scheidt, Hambach, Area Combat Map |
This map shows XIX Corps defense locations along with Axis combat locations. Here is another view. |
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USMD-091 USA Civil War 148th Illinois Infantry US Archives Photo Printed Discharge for Michael D Lynne |
It is 8.5 x 11 inches, dated 1 June 1865. It is in near good condition. |
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USMDP-001 USA World War Two Period Philippine Invasion Map Printed on Linen |
This is a well defined 16 x 24 inch map as shown. The condition is near excellent. Here are other views 1 2 3 4. |
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USMD-0019 USA State Department Document |
This is a faded with some water staining 14 x 127 inch document given to
Doctor Thomas H Healy, Georgetown University designated as a delegate to
the International Society of Commercial Education to be held in London
July 25, 1932. The condition is fair. Here are other views 1 2. |
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This section contains a number of original and true copies of many of the proceedings, rulings, memoranda, orders, and supporting documentation, including some signed first person accounts (translated into English) from Japanese War Criminals; accounts of the Sugamo Prison riot; Original mug shot photographs of Sugamo Prison war criminal inmates and trustees; a very detailed set of documents relating to a Japanese insurgent shooting incident known as the Shibuya Affair and similar documents.
These items were part of an extensive collection of items from the estate of George T. Hagen, a US legal representative to the Geneva Convention of 1949 and War Crimes Trials of Japanese War Criminals from 1945 to 1950.
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NURTR-001 USA world War Two Goering Cheats Gallows & 18 Other Scrap Book Pages of the Hangings etc at Nuremberg Germany |
This is a set of great images of the Trails & outcomes of these events.
The condition overall is near good plus. Here are other views 1 2 3 4 5. |
$149.99 | Available |
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USMD-10 WWII Shibuya Affair Shooting At Police Chief Incident Document Lot |
This is a unique lot, comprising documents and first-hand
eyewitness accounts and reports of the Shibuya Affair,
which occurred on July 19, 1946 in Toyko City, Japan.
There are twelve pages of documents and signed affidavits, and 25 black and white photographs of weapons, location, bullet holes in vehicles, including a US Army Jeep windshield. All the documents and photographs in this lot are relating or referring to the Shibuya Affair alone. This is a close-up of the extract describing the incident and a preliminary report. The photos each measures approximately 4-1/2 by 5 inches. More than 90% are captioned and mounted. This is a view of some of the photos here and here. The condition is near good to very good. |
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USMD-12 WWII Rules of Procedures in War Crimes Document Lot |
This is a group lot, comprising hundreds of pages of
original and true copies (period carbons, flimsies, etc)
of materials relating to the legal aspects of the War
Crimes trials in the Far East, with references to the
procedures and modifications of the Nuremberg War Crimes
trials incorporated. This is a very rare set of original
source documents.
Documents included in this lot include:
This is an extensive collection of documents. Most appear intact and complete. There are a few missing (or misfiled) pages. Here are views of the documents: 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 The condition is near very good overall. |
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USMD-13 Japanese War Crimes Against the Chinese 1947-1950 Document Lot |
This is a group lot, comprising several hundreds of pages
of original and true copies (period carbons, flimsies,
etc) of materials relating to the legal aspects of the
War Crimes trials in the Far East. There are original
signed eyewitness and war criminal documents, in kanji
and translations. This is a very rare set of original
source documents.
There are EXTENSIVE hand written annotations, corrections, additions, deletions, edits, and similar markings throughout. Documents included in this lot include:
This is an extensive collection of documents. Most appear intact and complete. There are a few missing (or misfiled) pages. Here are views of the documents: 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 The condition is near very good overall. |
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USMD-14 Japanese War Crimes Notes Regarding the murder of 62 US aviators at Shibuya Prison fire Document Lot |
This is a group lot, comprising 25 pages of original and
true copies (period carbons, flimsies, etc) of materials
relating to the War Crimes trials in the Far East of
Fukuda and the Shibuya Military Prison fire and deaths of
62 US aviators of 25-26 May 1945. This is a very rare set
of original source documents.
Documents included in this lot include:
Here is a view of some of the documents. The condition is near very good overall. |
$999.99 | Available |
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POWLJPN-001 War Crimes Evidence of USA Killings-Fukuoka Kyushu Lot |
This is a five page typewritten list of evidence
photographs of the various places where these crimes wore committed. The lot also has over 26 7.5 x 8.5 inch US Army photographs of the various places as shown. All is in near excellent condition. Here are other views 1 2 3 4 5. |
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USMD-101 German War Crimes Trials Preliminary POW Record Document Lot |
This is a group lot, comprising 30 pages of original and
true copies (period photographic copies) of the
PRELIMINARY Prisoner of War Record including
fingerprints, signature, NOK, rank and assignment,
occupation, location of capture, and similar biographical
data. This is a very rare set of original Nuremberg War
Crimes Trial 1945 period source documents printed on a
Haloid Rectigraph (or similar) photocopier.
Each page measures approximately 8 by 9 inches. There are rough edges at the top and bottom from when they were detached from the roll. There are ample margins for framing. Some representative images are linked in the list below. Documents included in this lot include (in alphabetical order):
The condition is very good to near excellent overall. Some pieces have creases at the corners or edges that do not detract significantly. The Goering card is the one in the worst condition, with some minor damage at the bottom, visible in the image. The other pieces shown are representative of the remainder of the lot. |
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CID-007 German World War Two 24 Page Allied Published List of all German Army Generals and Staff Officers |
This is theater published CID published list as stated. It was printed on local paper and is very fragile. The condition is near excellent overall. |
$499.99 | Available |
This section contains a number of original and true copies of many of the memoranda, orders, logs, manuals, and supporting documentation, including some signed first person accounts from the estate of Rear Admiral Frederick Jackson Bell (USNA Class of '24). His 1944 book Condition Red: Destroyer in the South Pacific" detailed the exploits of the destroyer USS GRAYSON (DD-435), which he commanded during the Marine Corps invasion landings at Guadalcanal. It was critically acclaimed, his sense of honor and duty to country conveyed with style, grace, and humor.
The highlights of these lots include the Dispatch logs covering the period 24 August to 14 October 1942. There is an EXTENSIVE amount of traffic for 24-27 August 1942. It was for these actions Admiral Bell (then Commander Bell) was awarded the Navy Cross while Captain of the GRAYSON. Also included are the Dispatch logs for traffic between GRAYSON and and USS VIREO (AM-52) the USS MEREDITH (DD-434)rescue at sea of 75 surviving crew members. A first hand account of the MEREDITH actions and rescue is here.
Items are described and priced separately.
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USMD-34 WWII Bell USNA Document Lot |
This is scarce set of documents named to Admiral Bell
when he was a midshipman at the US Naval Academy..
The documents are mounted on an album page. The appointment (shown at the left) is on one side, and a signed letter of lost addressed to the Executive Officer of the Second Battalion and a stamped copy of Regimental Order 20 on the reverse side. The appointment document measures approximately 9-1/2 by 15 inches. It is quill pen signed by the Secretary of the Navy, Josephus Daniels and Midshipman Fred Jackson Bell. The letter of loss measures 8 by 10-1/2 inches and the Order measures 5 by 8 inches. The condition is near excellent. |
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USMD-35 WWII Bell Presidential Commission Document |
This is scarce document named to Admiral Bell when he was
commissioned as an Ensign following his graduation from
the US Naval Academy..
The document has a calligraphy name of President Calvin Coolidge at the top, and a signature block with the Secretary of the Navy, Curtis D. Wilbur (also a USNA graduate). The appointment document measures 15 by 19 inches. The condition is near excellent. |
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USMD-20 WWII Guadalcanal Invasion Bell Navy Cross Time Period Document Lot |
This is unique lot, comprising documents named to the USS
GRAYSON which occurred from 24 August 1942 to 14 October
1942 in the South Pacific in and around the vicinity of
Guadalcanal.
There are approximately 100-150 dispatches from various commands to their fleet, task forces, and ships. Details such as enemy aircraft, enemy submarine and surface ship activity, and other operational communications are detailed. The document measures approximately 6-1/2 by 8-1/2 inches, and about 3/4 inches thick. Some pages have notations made by Commander Bell, and others handling the documents at the time. This is a view of some of the detail: 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 The condition is near good to very good. |
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USMD-21 WWII Guadalcanal Invasion Bell MEREDITH Rescue Time Period Document Lot |
This is unique lot, comprising documents named to the USS
GRAYSON which occurred from 15 October to 14 February
1942 in the South Pacific before and after the rescue of
the crewmembers of VIREO and MEREDITH.
There are approximately 150-200 dispatches in one log, and 300-400 in the other, from various commands to their fleet, task forces, and ships. Details such as enemy aircraft, enemy submarine and surface ship activity, and other operational communications are detailed. The documents measure approximately 7 by 9 inches, and about 1-1/2 inches thick for both logs. Some pages have notations made by Commander Bell, and others handling the documents at the time. This is a view of some of the detail: 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 The condition is near good to very good. |
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USMD-22 WWII Guadalcanal Invasion Bell MEDEDITH Rescue Logs Document Lot |
This is unique lot, comprising documents named to the USS
GRAYSON which occurred from 18 October to 27 October 1942
in the South Pacific during the rescue of the crewmembers
of VIREO and MEREDITH.
There are approximately 150-200 dispatches and communications between the Commander of the VIREO and the GRAYSON (some quite humorous, considering the grim circumstances). Details such as survivor and casualty lists, SECRET dispatches and mailgrams, and similar related documents. This is the cover of the folder, with the title. The documents measure approximately 7 by 9 inches, some are 8-1/2 by 11 and about 3/4 inches thick overall. Some pages have notations made by Commander Bell, and others handling the documents at the time. This is a view of some of the detail: 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 The condition is near good to very good. |
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USMD-23 WWII Transfer of Command of USS GRAYSON Document |
This is hand signed flimsy of the transfer of command of
the USS GRAYSON (DD-435) from Commander Bell to LTC H. O.
Hansen, effective 22 April 1943.
This was to be Admiral Bell's last at-sea command of a ship. He was bumped up to a series of higher level commands and directorates, and promoted to Captain in 1944. The document measures approximately 8-1/2 by 11 inches and was classified CONFIDENTIAL. It was signed in blue quill pen by both Commander Bell and LTC Hansen. The condition is near good with some edge wear and tear from being filed. |
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USMD-24 WWII US Navy Pacific Fleet Destroyer Officer Roster December 1942 Document |
This is Roster of Officers of the Destroyers in The
Pacific Fleet effective 01 December 1942.
This document was classified CONFIDENTIAL. It shows Commander Bell in the ship detail section (bottom of the page), and in the alphabetical list of officers (top of the right column). This is an extensive and detailed list, showing each officer and billet on each destroyer in the fleet at the time the document was printed. It would be an invaluable resource for the historian of the Guadalcanal invasion timeframe. It has 41 pages of content and measures 8-1/4 by 13 inches. The condition is near good with some edge and cover wear and tear from being filed. |
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USMD-33 Vice Admiral Niblack ORIGINAL Photograph and Document Lot |
This is a unique lot, comprising a President Woodrow
Wilson SIGNED Appointment and a LARGE portrait
photographs.
The large studio portrait photograph measures 18 by 22 inches. There is edge wear and some wrinkling and a tear in the right margin not affecting content. There are several large format 11 by 14 inch photographs of the Admiral Niblack Memorial Trophy for Excellence in Communications in the Cruiser Class in glossy and matte. The matte photo has a list on the first ten ships to earn the award (1929-1940). The 11x14 photo of his medals and awards including foreign decorations incidental to WWI has a complete listing identifying each. There is also a photograph of his widow, with the Champagne bottle at the christening of the USS NIBLACK (DD-424) which was laid down 8 August 1938 by the Bath Iron Works Corp. Bath, Maine; launched 18 May 1940; sponsored by Mrs. Albert P. Niblack, widow of Vice Admiral Niblack; and commissioned 1 August 1940, Lieutenant Commander E. R. Durgin in command. The centerpiece of this lot is the Appointment to Vice Admiral and assignment as Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters dated 31 December 1920. This spectacular document has a quill pen signature of President Woodrow Wilson and is endorsed with a heavy quill pen signature of the Secretary of the Navy, Josephus Daniels. It measures 15 by 19 inches. The condition is near excellent for all pieces, with the sole exception of the slight damage in the portrait photograph, as shown at the left. |
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USMD-26 1st Successful North Pole Admiral Robert E. Peary ORIGINAL Photograph and Document Lot |
This is a unique lot, comprising 10 ORIGINAL and probably
unpublished snapshot photographs.
There are 10 snapshot photographs of various members of the expedition and some location scenes, as shown. Included is a map of the arctic, with the Peary Route marked in red pencil, a lithograph of nine famed Arctic explorers, including Peary. And two period newspaper clippings, one a brief biography of Admiral Peary, the other a drawing of his wife when she accompanied him on one of his earlier exploration attempts. The condition is near excellent. The photographs and supporting documents are mounted on a heavy sheet, as shown. The overall measurement is 22 by 15 inches. The ten period photos are mostly 3-1/2 by 4-1/4 inches. There is some fading from age. |
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USMD-28 WWII FDR Staff Copy of the ORIGINAL Report of Army Pearl Harbor Board Document Lot |
This is a unique lot, comprising the original document
and first-hand FDR Presidential Staff notations.
The CONFIDENTIAL declassification notice by Presidential
Secretary Charles D. Ross, effective August 29, 1945 is
also included. This report was originally classified TOP
SECRET.
There are 304 pages of content. The entire document has been transcribed electronically by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and is viewable here. This is the table of contents. Some of the detail is here and here. Note the marginal annotations. Of topical interest, note the wire tapping of the Japanese Consul's cook's phone prior to the attack. The condition is near excellent. There is some minor edge wear and yellowing from age, however, the document is readable with reasonable care in handling. The original cover is absent, however, all content from the title page to recommendations (page 304) is intact and present. |
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USMD-36 WWII OSS SPY Robert D. Urbanowicz for the award of Special Breast Order of Yun Hui (Order of the Cloud and Banner), China Document Lot |
This is a multiple document lot named to Robert D.
Urbanowicz, which includes the original Chinese
presentation document,
envelope, and original translation, serial numbered
235 for the award of Special Breast Order of Yun Hui
(Order of the Cloud and Banner), which was China's
highest decoration bestowed on foreigners for exceptional
bravery by the President of the Republic of China, Chiang
Chung Cheng (also known in the West as Chiang Kai-shek).
Additional documents are an original 1944 Certificate of Merit Number 210, dated June 1944, Chungking, presented via the USATC stationed in India. It is complete with the President's chop and serial numbered, as shown at the left. There is also the routing paperwork forwarding the award from China via the US Army, to include two documents from Major General Edward F. Witsell (one is signed by direction, the other is the Witsell's signature). Additionally, there is a 1978 US Army records center document citing the receipt of the Combat Infantry Badge and Bronze Star Medal. There is also a Certificate of Meritorious Service to the Chinese Combat Command signed by Major General Robert B. McClure. This document has some damage and tape repairs to the back, as shown. Urbanowicz was assigned as a special agent in the OSS. This very high order was RARELY presented to enlisted men, except in extremely trying circumstances involving personal bravery in combat actions. The condition is near very good with some fading from age. Three of the documents (the US transmittal documents and the English translation of the Breast Order) are sealed in plastic. The rest of the documents are near excellent with some creases from folds when they were originally mailed in 1946, except as noted above. |
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USMD-27 WWII Purple Heart Medal to KIA Soldier Document Lot |
This is a two document lot, comprising the 1944 wartime
dated and issued Purple Heart for a 29th Infantry
Division soldier Killed In Action.
This document has the quill pen signed signature of the Adjutant General and printed signature of Secretary of War Henry L. Stinson. The other document is an early church school document, also named to William Dude of Baltimore Maryland. The condition is near very good with some fading from age. A small corner is torn from the church document. |
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USMD-40 WWII Certificate of Merit 105mm Howitzer Soldier Document Lot |
This is a framed and matted document lot, comprising the 1945 wartime
dated and issued Certificate of Merit for a 323rd 83rd Infantry Division
artilleryman assigned to the 29th Infantry
Division in the ETO.
This document has the citation for meritorious service against the enemy from 27 June 1944 (landing at Normandy) until the VE Day (8 May 1945), citing service in France, Luxembourg, Belgium (at the Battle of the Bulge), and Germany (Hurtgen Forest). This is close-up of the document so it can be read. The frame measures 12 by 13-1/2 enclosing the 8 by 10 inch document. It will be shipped without the glass to avoid damage from possible breakage in shipment. The condition is near very good with some fading from age. |
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AMMD-101 WWI English CLASSIFIED German Zeppelin Attack Map Document |
An Original and Authentic 14 x 24 Inch One Sided WWI
German Zeppelin Airship Raid 2 and 3 September 1916 Route
Map and Monetary Damage and Causalities.
This is a RARE period Military Intelligence map. It was initially classified CONFIDENTIAL and declassified after the war. The document is signed by the Military Intelligence officer, Lieutenant Raymond Dukes. It has a period notation that the Schütte-Lanz airship S-L 11 was lost on the 3rd of September, 1916. This map covers the raid of the 2-3 September 1916, which involved 463 bombs being dropped, killing 4 and wounding 12, with monetary damage of 21,072 Pounds. This is a view of coastal attack detail, and London attack detail. This is a historic map and of interest to any serious military airship historian or collector. It is in near excellent condition with some wear as shown. |
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USMD-091 USA Civil War 148th Illinois Infantry US Archives Photo Printed Discharge for Michael D Lynne |
It is 8.5 x 11 inches, dated 1 June 1865 and near good condition. |
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USMDS-001 Three Language 1939 Submarine Deep Domain Certificate |
This is a three language (Chinese, Tagalog, and English) 1939
Submarine Deep Domain Certificate for the submarine S-39 (Naval
designation USS-144)
Notable events involving S-39 include:7 Dec 1941 21 Dec 1941 1 Jan 1942 24 Jan 1942 15 Feb 1942 4 Mar 1942 18 Mar 1942 10 May 1942 6 Jun 1942 10 Aug 1942
Condition is near excellent
overall with some small tears..
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USMDCW-001 Union Civil War Letter from Henry Hibler |
This is a Union Civil War Letter from Henry Hibler Company C, 87 PA RGT
to a Friend in Lancaster County PA. The 8 x 10 inch letter is written from near Petersburg VA on both sides. The envelope is addressed to Emanuel H Baker,Landisville, Lancaster County PA. It was mailed from Washington DC. Condition is near good plus overall. |
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USMDIW-001 Fort Assinbone Montana March 9, 1890 Orders Number 47 For Major D D Van Valzah. 20th Infantry |
This is an order signed by the 20th Infantry Adjutant H A Greese giving
Van Valzah 37 days leave to visit Helena Montana. The condition is fair with much spotting as shown. Click the image for larger view. |
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USMDIW-002 Special Orders 125 Headquarters Department of Dakota dated July 20, 1891 |
This 8 x 10 inch special order appoints Major David D. Van Valzah to a
board to examine qualifications of Sgt Lafayette Davis Band as ordnance
Sgt. Ink signed Hayden G Cole 2nd Lt 3rd Infantry. The condition is fair. Click the image for a larger view. |
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USMDIW-0003 Quartermaster Dept Washington City D C Dec 7, 1886 Pertaining to Co D 20th Inf. Shoes per pair $1.95 etc for Supply |
4 4A This is a Quartermaster Dept. Washington City DC, Dec 7,
1886, Pertaining to Co. D 20th Inf. Shoes per pair $1.95 etc for Supply. David D. Van Valzah with 1st endorsement Fort Meade D. T., Oct 11, 1883 signed St C. L. Tilford, etc. Here is a view of the back. |
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USMDIW-004 General Orders 11 US Army Post Name Change Washington Feb 27,1888. |
This 5.5 x 7.7 inch order designates the new military post at
Hightower near Chicago, Illinois to be named Fort Sheridan in honor of
LTGEN Philip Henry Sheridan, US Army. The condition is fair. Click the image for a larger view. |
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USMDIW-005 General Orders 27 Washington Feb 27,1888 General Courts Martial at Fort Douglas Utah |
This 5.5 x 7.7 inch 5 page order that tried First Lt Montgomery D
Parker, 9th Cavalry for conduct unbecoming of an officer and gentleman.
Parker stated to another officer at Fort Du Chesne Utah that his
commanding officer Major James F. Radlett was insane , etc. He was found
guilty and drummed out of the US Army. Condition is poor. Here are additional photos 1 2. |
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USMDIW-006 Fort Assinnboine M. T. (Montana Territory) Major David D. Van Valzah Nov 29, 1889 Quartermaster Receipt |
This is a Fort Assinnboine M. T. (Montana Territory) Major David
D. Van Valzah Nov 29, 1889 Quartermaster Receipt. This is a 7 x 8.5 inch bill for 10 gallons of 2 x oil $1.63 and $1.62. The condition is poor. Here is a view of the back. |
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USMDIW-007 5 x 7 inch Order to Designalte the Colors of an Engineer and an Artillery BN |
This is a 5 x 7 inch Order to Designate the Colors of an Engineer
and an Artillery BN. The condition is poor. Here is a view of the back. |
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USMD-139 US NY State 1801 Philip D Lasher Appointment as Ensign Columbia County George Clinton Governor Signed Document |
This is a 15 x 19 inch folded document as stated above. It is coming
apart at the folds as shown. The condition is fair. Here is
another
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USMD-1139 Commanding Officer Puerto Rica Territorial Infantry Appointment to Corporal Francisco Maldonado. |
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USMD-1410 Signed Letter From Vice Admiral C. T. Joy to Commandant USMC General Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr USMC |
This 7 x 8 inch typed 2 may 1959 letter is on Superintendent US Naval
Academy stationery. It is quill pen signed Turner. Condition is near excellent. |
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USMD-140 ULTRA Security Section Lt CMDR Robert L. Densford USN LOT |
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USMD-39 US Civil War Service Document |
This is an unusual early Civil War era document (undated)
describing the early to mid-19th century service of
several US Navy officers.
This document was drafted during the course of a medical investigation. Officers included in this document include Captain Ellison, aboard the PORPOISE at Pensacola in 1831 and the COLUMBUS at Boston in 1842; Commander Lanier on board the SARATOGA off the coast of Mexico in 1847 and the ROANOKE off the coast of Nicaragua in 1858 and the ALABAMA in the South Atlantic in 1862; Commander Baldwin on board the GERMANTOWN at Boston in 1853 and the LANCASTER in the Pacific in 1860 and the WYANDOTTE at Pensacola in 1861; Commander French on board the PREBLE in 1862; and Lieutenant Hawley on board the MARION off that coast of Africa in 1858 and the SANTIAGO off Key West in 1862. This document is not signed. It measures 12-1/2 by 7-3/4 inches. There is some minor yellowing and fading of the black quill pen ink from age. |
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USMD-38 World War I US AEF ID Card for Brigadier General (retired) J. Bryan Hobbs |
This is an unusual WWI era document signed by Hobbs and issued in
France. This document identifies the holder in both English and French. At the time, Hobbs was a junior officer, working as a US Army Field Clerk at General Pershing's Headquarters. For his service, General Pershing awarded him a citation for Meritorious and Conspicuous Service. This is documented here and here. It measures 2-5/8 by 4 inches. There is some minor yellowing and fading of the black quill pen ink from age, and some nicks from when it was tacked to a wall. |
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USMD-38 US Citizenship Document |
This is an unusual Indian Wars era document (dated 1884)
citizenship document issued in Pennsylvania.
This document confers US citizenship to an Irish immigrant named James Thompson in 1884. It has the usual seal (Philadelphia) and signatures on nicely engraved and watermarked paper. It measures 14-3/4 by 10-1/4 inches. There is some minor yellowing and fading of the black quill pen ink from age, and some creases from when it was folded for mailing. |
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USMD-37 US Secret Service U. E. Baughman Signed Document |
This is an unusual post WWII era document dated December
14, 1949 regarding the retirement of a White House Police
force member after 29 years of service.
This document is typed on US Secret Service Treasury Department letterhead. This is WWII era letterhead, note the War Bond imprint at the upper right corner. This letter has a very early U. E. Baughman signature. He served as the head of the US Secret Service from 1948 through 1961. This document is signed in black quill pen. It measures 10-5/8 by 8 inches. There is some minor edge wear from age. |
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USMD-35 Nebraska WWI KIA Gold Star Document |
This is a very scarce State of Nebraska soldier Killed In
Action document.
This document is named to Joseph I. Lisenbee, reported as KIA on 16 November 1918 (the date reported was not the date of his death, not uncommon as casualty reports from France lagged from communications). His name is on the list of the 349 reported as KIA during WWI. He was from Omaha, Douglas County and he was buried in Europe. This document was signed by Governor Samuel R. McKelvie, the Secretary of State, and the Adjutant General. It measures 12-1/4 by 16-1/4 inches. There are some stains from age and a tear at the left margin that reaches into the gold embossed metal seal. |
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USMD-32 Pearl Harbor Attack and Memorial With Booklet 30th Anniversary Document Lot |
This is a related set of 30 color slides and a booklet
that documents the events of Pearl Harbor attack (15
slides) and the memorials at Pearl Harbor (15 slides).
This document was assembled for the 30th Anniversary of the attack in 1971. The cover and detail of the booklet is shown here and here. The set was prepared from original Official US Navy photographs by the Peal Harbor Film Service in Honolulu, Hawaii for the occasion. All slides are labeled with content on one side of the durable numbered film frames. The slides are unopened and unused in the original plastic sleeves. The condition of all pieces is near mint. The colors are still vibrant. |
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USMD-132
Franklin D. Roosevelt Singed USMC Officer Appointment & Related Documents. |
This is an 8 x 10 inch commission letter signed by
FDR as Ast Sec
Navy dated Marc 5, 1919, another signed by Josephine Daniels SECNAV
and other photographs etc pertaining to this officer.
     Condition overall is good with ageing as shown. |
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USMD-142
KIA Silver Star Citation Narrative to PFC Jay M. Smith stamped with Adj. General Seal |
This is as stated above. It was awarded posthumously for actions in Waimer
Belgium 13 January 1945.
Condition is near excellent. |
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USMD-152 USS GRAYSON 435 Four Page Carbon Copy Recommend For Awards to Personnel march 30, 1943 |
The recommended awards are for TWO
Navy Cross & THREE Sliver Stars.
 Condition is near excellent and a good read. |
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USMD-162 Rev War State Of CT Money Chit to Barnes Nine Pounds June 1, 1780 |
This is a 5.5 x 6.6 inch warrant issued by the CT treasurer.
The condition is near excellent. I have several so the one you get will be similar. |
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USMD-163 Framed and Matted photo of a Naval Academy Color Guard |
This is a 9.75 x 11.75 inch framed and matted photo of a Naval
Academy Color Guard.
The condition is near excellent. |
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USMD-172 WWI Funeral |
This is a 9.75 x 11.75 inch matted photo of a WWI Serviceman's
funeral.
The condition is near excellent. |
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