WW2 "American Patriots" Dec 7th, 1941-Sept 2, 194

OAHU Bombed by Japanese - This is a very cool Re-Issue Newspaper in Great Condition - Must See all Photos

OAHU Bombed by Japanese - This is a very cool Re-Issue Newspaper in Great Condition - Must See all Photos

OAHU Bombed by Japanese - This is a very cool Re-Issue Newspaper in Great Condition - Must See all Photos

OAHU Bombed by Japanese - This is a very cool Re-Issue Newspaper in Great Condition - Must See all Photos

OAHU Bombed by Japanese - This is a very cool Re-Issue Newspaper in Great Condition - Must See all Photos

OAHU Bombed by Japanese - This is a very cool Re-Issue Newspaper in Great Condition - Must See all Photos

OAHU Bombed by Japanese - This is a very cool Re-Issue Newspaper in Great Condition - Must See all Photos

OAHU Bombed by Japanese - This is a very cool full edition RP Re-Issue Newspaper in Great Condition - Must See all Photos

OAHU Bombed by Japanese - This is a very cool Re-Issue Newspaper in Great Condition - Must See all Photos

2 WWII c. 1941-1945 American Oil Company posters titled "Now for the knockout" by artist Tepper; & "Speed the day". Tears; stains; bottom written on; foxing. 16 inches x 9 inches.

Following the Japanese bombardment of the US Naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, on December 7, 1941, the United States declared war on Japan and Germany and immediately mobilized the country for war.

Following the Japanese bombardment of the US Naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, on December 7, 1941, the United States declared war on Japan and Germany and immediately mobilized the country for war.

Serial No. 29893E. This clock is in very original condition as found. The piece has a very early note on verso which reads, "Off The Battleship Arizona Pearl Harbor Dec 7, 1941." H7 1/2" W7 3/4" D2 5/

Misc. lot of 33 World War II vintage Walking Liberty half dollar and Quarter dollar American coins including 2-1941 Walking Liberty half dollar; 3-1942 Walking Liberty half dollar; 1-1944 Walking Libe

Title: Rare 1941 WWII Victory Post Card Date/Period: 1941 Material: Heavy Card Stock Paper Dimension: 5 1/2”H X 3 1/2”W Provenance:Unused rare Dec 1941 post card, encouraging U.S. victory in WWII,

[PEARL HARBOR]: RAMSEY LOGAN (1898-1972) American Naval Commander of World War II who, upon becoming aware of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor at 07.55 hours on 7th December 1941, ordered telegraph

LOT (2) INCL. VOL. BERENICE ABBOTT AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHER BY HANK O'NEAL AUTOGRAPHED BERENICE ABBOTT & HANK O'NEAL, DEC. 7TH, 1982, MC GRAW-HILL, NY W/ DUST JACKET & THE BEAUTY OF PHYSICS BROCHURE SHOW

dates Dec 2nd 1941 and Sep 11th 1944

American WWII poster, 'Defense Needs Rubber - Save Your Tires', Division of Information Office for Emergency Management, U.S. Government Printing Office 1941-O-419307, 28.5 x 40 inches. 2-inch tear on

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem - We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem - We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem - We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem- We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem - We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision