JAPANESE SURRENDER DOCUMENTS

1945 Original Authentic W.W.II. U.S. Signal Corps Photo 213703. The the ceremony for the signing of the Japanese surrender document was held aboard the battleship Missouri on September 2, 1945, in Tok

This original period document is a World War II Instrument of Surrender by Japanese Forces in New Guinea, New Britain, New Ireland, Bougainville and adjacent islands. It is signed by Lieutenant Genera

Original period Instrument of Surrender document copy, presented by Voiture No. 51, 40-8 Society American Legion, Erie County, New York. Interestingly, the backing for this is a cut up Sailor's advert

1945 Original Authentic W.W.II. U.S. Signal Corps Photo 211064. As General of the Army Douglas MacArthur looks on, representatives of Allied nations sign the document of Japanese surrender aboard the

1945 Original Authentic W.W.II. U.S. Signal Corps Photo 211062. As General of the Army Douglas MacArthur looks on, representatives of Allied nations sign the document of Japanese surrender aboard the

1945 Original Authentic W.W.II. U.S. Signal Corps Photo 211066. As General of the Army Douglas MacArthur looks on, representatives of Allied nations sign the document of Japanese surrender aboard the

1945 Original Authentic W.W.II. U.S. Signal Corps Photo 211065. As General of the Army Douglas MacArthur looks on, representatives of Allied nations sign the document of Japanese surrender aboard the

1945 Original Authentic W.W.II U.S. Signal Corps Photo 211457: Japanese officer signs the surrender document as part of the ceremony at Kiejo, Korea, placing the surrounding zone under American contro

Lot of 3 Historic Framed Documents. Includes 'Surrender of Japanese Forces in the Ryukyus', 'Jefferson's Rough Draft of the Declaration of Independence' and 'National Woman Suffrage Condition: General

From the Japanese Surrender Ceremony in 1945, the official end of WWII, here we have photo of Shigemitsu signing the surrender documents aboard the USS Missouri (anchored in Tokyo Bay) on September 2,

Press photograph of the signing of the formal surrender document to the Allied Forces by the Japanese aboard the USS Missouri. I believe General MacArthur is standing before the microphones. This 8x10

1945 Original Authentic W.W.II U.S. Signal Corps Photo 211392: Lt. Gen John Hodge, Commanding General of the 24th Corps, signs document at the formal surrender of all Japanese forces in the zone taken

Japanese document saying the war is over surrender to your allies and you will not be harmed

Japanese document saying the war is over surrender to your allies and you will not be harmed

Original document, 1p. 4to., [n.p., n.d.], the very first transmission between the United States and Japan after the surrender of Japan at the end of World War II. The top half of the document states

A PHOTOGRAPH OF THE JAPANESE SURRENDER ABOARD THE USS MISSOURI SIGNED BY ADM. CHESTER W. NIMITZEarly on the morning of Sunday September 2 1945 aboard the new 45 000-ton battleship U.S.S. MISSOURI and

Chester Nimitz Signed & Inscribed Photo During Japanese Surrender Measuring 13.75" x 11", U.S.S. Missouri, Tokyo Bay, dated September 2, 1945. A black and white photograph of the Japanese surrende

Rare signed image by both Nimitz and Halsey

WWII Japanese Surrender Leaflets, Photo & Paper Group. Named group to Sgt. John Rusinko of 307th Airdrome Squadron, APO 321 (New Guinea). This would make a nice research project!

Good lot of six pieces ephemera related to the surrender of Japanese troops to U.S. forces in the Pacific Theater, includes: American propaganda leaflet, 2pp. 4to., featuring a photograph of smiling J

WWII Gen. Douglas MacArthur Signs Japan Surrender Custom Framed 12x16 Matted 8x10

The dimensions are Approx. 11"x 14" (small variances can occur). This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl. The shipping by Artelisted will be via USPS - First Class, Priority or Medial mail(tracking # wi

WWII Gen. Douglas MacArthur Signs Japan Surrender Custom Framed 12x16 Matted 8x10

1945 Original Authentic W.W.II. U.S. Signal Corps Photo 211565. Japanese representatives of the Ryukyu Islands command meet at Gen. Joseph Stillwells headquarters on Okinawa to discuss terms of the su