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Archives International Auctions
www.archivesinternational.comU.S. Banknotes
US & Cuba
1142 InterestingAssortment of U.S, CSA, MPC, andCuba Notes.
Legal
Tenders $2 1953A EF-AU, $2 1976 AU; Silver Certificates $1 1935A
VF, 1957* VF, 1957A VF(2); CSA 1864 $5 Fine, $20 Fine; Fractionals
1st Issue 5 Cents About Fine, 2nd Issue 10 Cents Fine, 4th Issue 10
Cents VG; 5th Issue 10 Cents About Good, EF; MPC Series 472 5
Cents AU, Series 521 10 Cents Fine, Series 692 $1 Unc; Cuba 1896 5
Centavos Good, 1896 1 PesoVF, 1949 1 PesoVF. [19] ���������Est.
$100-150
1143 North and South America Banknote Assortment.
Lot of 9 notes,
includes U.S., 1918 $1 San Francisco Issue National Currency,
Ch.VG-Fine; Confederate notes, 1864, $5, $10 and $20 notes and
miscellaneous South American notes.��������������������������������Est.
$100-200
Ephemera - Military
Philippines
Historic Photographic Record of U.S.
Armed Forces in the Philippines During
World War II.
1144
1144 Unique Photograph Album Conveying the Experience of One
WorldWar II Veteran Stationed in the Philippines.
Over 300 pho-
tos, mostly black and white 4 inches by 5 inches, mostly original,
though some “stock” photos are included as well.The album begins
with about two dozen pictures of graphic female images painted
on bombers and fighter planes –“Pappy’s Passion,” “Daisy May,”
“Satan’s Baby” and others. Further subjects include artillery pieces,
bombers in action, soldiers parachuting, downed Japanese planes,
burned out hangars, native Philippine population, war damaged
buildings in Manila, large format aerial recon photos and much
more. The album is bound between wooden covers, and the front
cover, entitled “Philippines”, is hand carved. ��������������������� Est.
$250-500
USA
1145 Trio of Military Documents
Lot includes a Basic Mileage Ration,
used and in Fine condition; a Safe Conduct pass “to be honored
by all Vietnamese government agencies and Allied Forces”, mint
condition (2 pcs); and a second Safe Conduct reading “the Ger-
man solider who carries this safe-conduct is using it as a sign of his
genuine wish to give himself up,” VF condition. A very interesting
trio. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Est.
$75-150
World War II Propaganda
Documents
The Following Propaganda material has come from a
newly discovered archive ofWorldWar II Psychological
Warfare records from the Office ofWar Information Psy-
chological WarfareTeam, APO 465. These documents deal
predominatly with our Asian forces and includes a wide
variety of fliers and leaflets not seen before.
Burma
1146 U.S. Produced Burmese Propaganda Flier, ca. 1945.
2 page flier
printed on face and back, produced by the U.S. Office of War Infor-
mation Psychological Warfare Team, APO 465, U.S. Soldier with a
major bomber formation walking between globes, one side with
Nazi surrender, the other side with Japanese flag, back has text in
Burmese or Lao, CBM-53. VF.������������������������������������������������ Est.
$30-60
1147 U.S. Produced Burmese Propaganda Match Book Cover (with-
out matches), ca. 1943-45.
Matchbook cover written in Burmese
with U.S. Bomber and American Flag on one side with English and
Burmese text, inner cover with scene of American fighters chasing
Japanese with pants on fire running away. From a new find of WW
II propaganda documents, papers, fliers and miscellaneous items.
Rare.������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Est.
$50-100
1148 U.S. Produced Burmese Propaganda Newspaper, ca. 1943-45.
4
page flier produced by the U.S. Office of War Information Psycho-
logical Warfare Team, APO 465, U.S. bombers on cover, images of
Stalin, Churchill and Roosevelt in middle with photos of U.S. sol-
diers leaving ship; building bridges, and train, back with map and
man holding explosive shell. VF.�������������������������������������������Est.
$50-100
Thailand
1149 U.S. Produced Thai Propaganda Flier, ca. 1943-45.
2 page flier
printed on face and back, produced by the U.S. Office of War Infor-
mation Psychological Warfare Team, APO 465, American flag on
bottom with heading inThai, back with presidential seal and text in
Thai, all in blue.. VF. �������������������������������������������������������������� Est.
$40-80
1150 U.S. Produced Thai Propaganda Flier, ca. 1943-45.
4 page fli-
er produced by the U.S. Office of War Information Psychological
Warfare Team, APO 465, Air Force pilot parachuting on cover, in-
side with American flag and Thai arms with native Thai man walk-
ing with U.S. airman, back with air force logo, flier requests that
the local Thais help the flier and keep him from being captured.
VF.���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Est.
$50-100
1151 U.S. Produced Thai Propaganda Newspaper, ca. 1943-45.
4 page
flier produced by the U.S. Office of War Information Psychological
Warfare Team, APO 465, U.S. bomber on cover, images of soldiers
with natives, military officers, German soldiers surrendering, back
with U.S. tank, and men fighting. VF. �����������������������������������Est.
$50-100
1152 U.S Propaganda & Psychology Warfare Leaflets from WWII ca.
1943-45.
Burma, Thailand, Japan, ca. 1943-45. Historic folder from
the U.S. Office of War Information Psychological Warfare Team,
APO 465.This was a Restricted document that was used for internal
purposes as well as for high level politicians. It includes 7 original fli-
ers or propaganda leaflets stapled on the top left corner to the inte-
rior of the 4 page leaflet. It describes each flier by a number printed
on each one. They are written in Burmese, Thai and the surrender
leaflet in Japanese for the Japanese soldiers. Included are leaflets
with hand drawn illustrations of U.S. bombers; Roosevelt; Downed
American and allied fliers; American flag and portrait of Truman. All
are in XF condition almost as printed. Rare and historic U.S. World
War II Psychological warfare items. ����������������������������������� Est.
$250-500