Berkeley, California: Committee on American Principles and Fair Play, [1944]. 8” x 5”. Stapled self-wrappers. Pp. 19. Very good: one-inch stain at center of inner margin of wrappers, as well as first and last two leaves not affecting text; inked address on front wrapper; light overall wear. This is a...... More
[South Pacific?]: 1944-1945. Five watercolors and one pencil/colored pencil drawing measuring from 9½” x 6” to 10 7/8” x 14”. The two largest paintings and the drawing are on artist board, the rest on paper. Generally very good plus or better; painting of men in jungle with small chip and..... More
Milwaukee, Wisconsin: 1976. 8 ½” x 5¼”. Stapled self wrappers. pp. [8]. Near fine with light edge wear and a hint of toning at extremities. This is a program for an event honoring Grant Gordon, an African American educator with a significant military record. Gordon grew up in Beloit, Illinois..... More
Ephemera. 8vo 8" - 9" tall; Borough of Liskeard. Stand Firm. [Liskeard, Cornwall]: Liskeard Borough Invasion Committee, 1942. 10” x 6 ¼” folded. Single sheet of letterpress, folded to create four pages. Very good: light wear, creasing and soiling. Lisekard is a small town in the southwestern corner of the..... More
Austin, Texas: Eakin Press, 1984. First Edition, Second Printing. 8 ¾” x 6 ¾”. Blue cloth in dust jacket. 393 Pages. Book near fine: slightly cocked spine and a couple faint soil spots on edges of text block; top corners bumped. Dust jacket very good+: light streak of discoloration on..... More
![Item #5078 The Oflag 64 Item. [No. 12. October 1, 1944]. Frank Diggs](/pictures/thumb/5078.jpg?v=1642614489)
Altburgund, Germany: American officers temporarily detained in Offizierslager 64 (Schubin), Germany, 1944. 12” x 8 ½”. Newsprint. Pp. 6. Good: toned, horizontal separations at center with early tape repair; light edge chips. This is a rare example of a monthly American prisoner of war camp newspaper from the Oflag 64 prison..... More
[Washington, D.C.]: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1945. Poster. Near fine: folded as issued, 1/8” tear in upper and lower left margins and one pinpoint separation at intersection. An World War II government poster which uncommonly features an African American. It encourages the purchase of war bonds, with an image of..... More
![Item #1505 [Women][World War II][Wacs] A Wac's Uniforms, Notebooks and ALSs. Dorothy C. Schutt](/pictures/thumb/1505.jpg?v=1591118705)
Fort Des Moines, Iowa and Pasadena California: 1943-1945. 24 autograph letters (approximately 65 pages on sheets measuring around 7½” x 5¼”) , one typescript letter, eight greeting cards and two dinner menus. Two steel spiral stenographer's note books measuring 9” x 6” with 123 pages of handwritten notes. Uniforms include..... More