Stars and Stripes newspaper of July 25, 1944. Rare single page Continental Edition, Vol. 1 No. 19 which was printed 'Somehwere in France', which was actually in Cherbourg, liberated on June 26, 1944. From July 4 to August 19, 1944 the Continental Edition of The Stars and Stripes was printed at...
Plastic button with eagle. Large size. As found on the wool great coat. Very good condition.
5th Armored Division patch. Unused. Greenback. Excellent condition.
Used. Five gold bars, each representing 6 months of service overseas. Embroidered on felt with gauze backing. As worn on the sleeve of the Class A jacket by infantry and paratroopers. Very good condition.
Typical PX purchase item that GI's sent home to their wife, girl or mom. With nice multi color print on satin. Measures about 45 x 45 centimeters. Very good condition.
Gatefold of the Esquire magazine of February 1943. Alberto Vargas followed up George Petty as the Pin Up artist with Esquire magazine in 1941.
His 'Varga-girls' soon became famous and his work was inspirational for nose-art on many planes. Varga created a series of Pin Ups which were...
Gatefold of the Esquire magazine of December 1941. Alberto Vargas followed up George Petty as the Pin Up artist with Esquire magazine in 1941.
His 'Varga-girls' soon became famous and his work was inspirational for nose-art on many planes. Varga created a series of Pin Ups which were...
Gatefold of Esquire magazine of October 1941. George Petty was the predecessor of Varga with Esquire magazine. His 'Petty-girls' soon became famous and his work was inspirational for nose-art on many planes. He also did a lot of artwork for advertisements.During 1941, his last year for Esquire...
Gatefold of Esquire magazine of June 1941. George Petty was the predecessor of Varga with Esquire magazine. His 'Petty-girls' soon became famous and his work was inspirational for nose-art on many planes. He also did a lot of artwork for advertisements. During 1941, his last year for Esquire...
