WWI NEWSPAPERS CAMP DIX & SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

Early Newspaper Articles & Illustrations on Lumber: 1) The Youths Companion (cover), February 27, 1913 "A Vermont Logging Camp", (6 Illus., 16"h x 10-1/2"w). 2) Scientific American, (cover), August 13

1900-01, condition consistent with age, measures 16 1/4 X 11 1/4 inches

1902-03, condition consistent with age, measures 16 1/4 X 11 1/2 inches

1898-1900, condition consistent with age, 16 1/4 X 11 1/4 inches

A lot of three original mid-century American illustrated newspapers. The Detroit News, December 7, 1942, front page titled Allies Redouble Tunis Attack. The Detroit News, August 18, 1946, front page t

A lot of three original mid-century American illustrated newspapers. The Detroit Free Press, August 15, 1941, front page titled PIcture of the Year - Roosevelt, Churchill and Their War Aids Confer at

1903 Scientific American newspapers

A lot of three original 1940s American illustrated newspapers. Nashville Banner, December 8, 1941, front page titled Congress Declares War. The Detroit News, April 13, 1945, front page titled Roosevel

An original copy of The Evening Bulletin, Philadelphia, Aug. 8, 1945, with the headline: ‘Hiroshima Entirely Destroyed, Japs Say’. Expected toning, very good.

ARTHUR MOLE (1889-1983) & JOHN THOMAS (active 1918-1919) The Human Liberty Bell, 25,000 Officers & Men at Camp Dix, New Jersey * The Human American Eagle, 12,500 Officers, Nurses and Men, Camp Gordon,

Lot of various early newspapers including New York Illustrated News, Scientific American.

This lot includes: (1) The Illustrated London News WWI Cover (2) World War I Baltimore American Newspaper Clippings Condition is used and refer to photographs for additional

Second company, 1918, some damage to photograph, 20 x 9 1/2, featuring African-American soldiers

An antique Greenport Watchman newspaper issue from 1922, a printed portrait of Franklin Roosevelt, magazine pages from Harpers Weekly and Scientific American with numerous photos and illustrations fro

U.S. Military / Patriotic Postcards. Lot of 77. Bulk 1900s/10s. Assortment of postcards of American barracks, camps, and military bases; battleships; World War I; West Point; soldiers and several patr

(14) INCLUDING: FOUR SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, FIVE TURF, FIELD AND FARM, THREE HARPER'S WEEKLY, AND FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.

'The Lost Battalion' of the Pacific was the 2nd Battalion, 131st Field Artillery, 36th Infantry Div. (Texas National Guard). 534 members of the battalion, the only American ground force on the island,

A copy of the American newspaper/poster 'Newsmap', distributed to soldiers, 2pp. large folio, Jan. 24, 1944 - the '228th Week of the War - 110th Week of U.S. Participation'. This newspaper contains ne

Description: Newspaper: Journal American/ August 10th 1945/ TOKYO RADION ANNOUNCES- Japan Will Quit If Hirohito stays/ WW2. Material: Paper

Description: Newspaper: Journal American /August 13th 1945/ HIROSHITO CONFERS WITH TOGO. U.S KEPT WAITING ON PEACE REPLY / WW2. Measurement approximate: Material: Paper

Description: Newspaper: Journal American/ September 2nd 1945/ ALLIES ACCEPT PEACE – But plan limits emperor/ WW2. Measurement approximate: Material: Paper

Screen adaptation of James Clavell's best-selling novel about a group of English, American and Australian prisoners in a Singapore POW camp during World War II. When an American officer bribes the Jap

Amazing how well these are preserved for their age. Camp Funston Forget me not pillow. 18 x 18 inches.

Several have the names of the soldiers on the back. Great content of soldiers in traing camps during WW1.