VINDICTIVE AMERICAN AMBULANCE DRIVER'S LETTER

3 Obsolete Badges - 1 Chicago Hat Badge and 2 Disaster Service American Red Cross Ambulance Driver Badges, one Badge has damage to the enameling

Very scarce American Field Service Diploma. These were given to Ambulance Drivers to commemorate their service and would have their name, unit and dates of service. This one is unused. They are quite

Letter from General of the Armies, Army Patches, American Flag and Army Plane stamps and Tin Toy Ambulance

A WWII era American printed letter from The White House, Washington. Inscribed and dated in the print, Tehran, Iran, November 30, 1943, upper right. The letter contains thanks to Charles Chip Eustis B

The American Ambulance in Russia (1917) US WWI Lithograph Poster - Approx. 28" x 46-1/2" Reads "The american ambulance in Russia - Military 5.5% bonds" Russian poster in Cyrillic with English snipes.

Copper with silver plating, Be aware that internet sales tax applies to all Internet transactions and local sales tax may apply to local pick-up transactions. We happily provide seamless in-house pack

A really fine example of Tipp's ambulance in green/ rust brown, beige splinter camouflage. Excellent colors to the lithographed tin with hardly any wear. Back doors open and interior for wounded is co

Quarter plate tintype.Shows a black man driving a horse and buggy with his white male passenger inside. The streetlight and the buildings in the distance add a different perspective. Split case.NO RES

2 interior drawers, original lettering, 18.5 tall x17 wide x 16.5 deep, roll catches on occasion.

Post War. Boxed RARE 3rd version with split windscreen ambulance and driver. 2 pieces. Excellent condition (missing wounded & stretcher). Box excellent.

1885 1ed Washington Monument Dedication American Letters Grant Sherman Hayes A rare first edition printing of the orations and correspondence given at the dedication of the Washington Monument in Wash

This nice letter opener measures 8.25in L overall. This has graphics of a little boy holding a box that reads U need a biscuit. This is in good overall condition with minor ware on the graphics and ot

Designer Unknown Women Wanted as Ambulance Drivers, original WW2 Civil Defence poster ARP 57 printed for HMSO by Charles & Reid - 76 x 51 cm

GROUPING OF EARLY AMERICAN LETTERS

Artist: Robert Capa Title: Ambulance Drivers, Near Cassino, 1943-44 Medium: Photo Litho, 1996, Hong Kong Dimensions: 7.95x8.1" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 11x14" Conservation Board Artist Bio: Ro

Carved by A. J. Steggall of Fayette, Iowa circa 1900 - consisting of an Ox cart with driver, mule cart with African American driver, top hatted man, a farmer, and assorted small carvings of animals, b

50 mostly French medals relating to medicine, health. 1. Red Cross, America in France by Purd'homme. American Ambulance on reverse. 2. c. 1930 Dr. Charcot by Paul Richer. reverse Polar expeditions of

James Abbott McNeill Whistler 1834-1903 American. Letter to John Bancroft referring to his recovery of health and Whistler's lack of business acume. Signed with the Artist's Butterfly Stamp. Written o

Cast Iron Ox-Drawn Hay Cart & African American Driver. Heavy large scale by Hubley. Nice Original paint 14 3/4 inches long.

American, ca. 1910. Painted cast iron horse pulling a wagon with a log and African American driver. Includes a red wagon top that is interchangeable with the log. Both retain original paint. 6"h., 14.

Pulled by two oxen. Original African-American driver and log. Cast iron spike wheels. Some general paint loss and wear. CORRECTION: This is a Hubley Ox Cart. (Very Good). 15-1/4'' L.

Boxed Medical Corp in battledress with Motor Ambulance, 2nd version round nose. Set has rare orderlies and woman ambulance driver in baseball cap. 18 pieces, very scarcely seen set. Condition excellen

Includes African-American driver. Cart pulled by two oxen. Spoked wheels. General paint loss and wear. (Very Good). 14'' L.

[WORLD WAR II]. A group of 8 posters, comprising:   SOGLOW, Otto, artist. Button your Lip! New York: British and American Ambulance Corps, Inc., 1942. 506 mm x 354 mm (some chipping or tears, lig