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PARATROOPER RELICS FROM A B-17 ENGINEERA great group of relics gathered by T/Sgt. Ray E. Russell, a B-17 flight engineer who completed 35 missions in the ETOand was awarded a Bronze Star. Immediately after the close of the war, Russell gave a group of items to an Ohio high school student who framed them for display. Offered are: two approx. 4" x 5" candid photos of Russell in flight gear, one with a small section of camo parachute cloth mounted above the image; an approx. 8" x 10" piece of camouglage parachute cloth with paper label identifying it as having been used in the D-Day invasion of France, June 6, 1944; a 5" x 7" piece of white parachute cloth with label "U.S.A. BELGIUM MAY, 1945" from a Belgian member of the 5th Special Air Service; and an early post-war American propaganda leaflet: "The time after the war will be difficult...How difficult depends upon you..." Each items is separately set into a contemporary frame. The 5th SAS was an elite airborne unit consisting entirely of Belgian volunteers. It saw action in Normandy, Northern France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany. Initially trained in sabotage and intelligence gathering, they converted to motorised reconnaissance on armoured jeeps.
ALLIED ANTI-ITALIAN PROPAGANDAAn especially rare lot of three pieces of air-dropped leaflets intended for distribution to Italian troops fighting the British and Americans in North Africa, each about 5" x 8" and printed on both sides. One leaflet shows a forelorn Italian soldier siting on a dock in Tripoli as a ship sails away leaving him behind. The text reads, in part: "...The last departing ship for four days - Safe in Italy or lost in the desert? Hurry up!...Rommel and was overwhelmed again by the Allies, and so will from now on. ..evacuate if you do not want to be buried planted soon...". The second flyer asks: "Why die for Hitler?...You need to thank Mussolini and his master Hitler...You, Italian soldier, have no interest in this war...This is the war of Hitler...German will fight to the last man...Italian." The third piece has the theme "1000 km on foot to end up in the Allied trap" and stresses the hopelessness of the Italian efforts. Lat flyer has a clean, small tear. Very good.
AMERICAN AIR-DROPPED LEAFLETSExcellent group of nine anti-Japanese propaganda leaflets, dropped by American aircraft over enemy and occupied territories, includes: two copies of a propaganda leaflet in the form of a Japanese newspaper, each 2pp. 4to., alerting the civilian population of Japan of increased attacks by American bombers on Tokyo and other population centers. It includes an aerial "bomb's eye" view of the Imperial Palace and central Tokyo, as well as reports of American and allied gains in the Pacific, and admonitions for the civilian population to not resist the coming American attacks and possible invasion. One copy of this leaflet is mounted to a paper backing, and both bear folds and minor splitting, else very good. WITH: A 4to. leaflet bearing an image of Harry Truman, in Chinese, announcing the death of President Roosevelt and apparently announcing that American resilience will not be weakened by this loss. It was likely intended to reassure Chinese civilians in Japanese-occupied areas that America would not abandoned them in their fight. Folds, mounted to a paper backing, else very good. WITH: Three double-sided 12mo., leaflets, each featuring the flags of the United States and Nationalist China, boasting of the "complete unity" between the two nations against China's Japanese occupiers. One of these leaflets is mounted to a paper backing with another leaflet, depicting American planes launching raids from their newly-acquired island bases against various Japanese holdings. All bear folds, else very good. WITH: An 8vo. leaflet, in Annamite (Vietnamese) and French, aimed at the civilian population of then-French Indochina, featuring two photographs of French resistance members and jubilant civilians. The text describes the establishment of covert command posts by resistance members participating in the liberation of France from Germany. This is framed with a much smaller leaflet, aimed at the occupying Japanese troops, containing a simple order: "Surrender Alone". These leaflets were saved by an American pilot who occasionally flew missions to drop these leaflets over Japanese-held territory. Present with the grouping is the metal M-16 flare casing in which he preserved the material, ironically lot-dated Dec. 1941, as well as two labels taken from packets of other leaflets intended to be dropped over Indochina, describing their contents as instructions for rescuing downed airmen, and updating the populace as to the gains made against the Japanese. A fine collection.
AMERICAN ANTI-JAPANESE PROPAGANDA LEAFLETSGood group of three air-dropped leaflets, aimed at demoralizing the citizens of mainland Japan at the end of World War II. The first, 5" x 7 1/2", is entitled "Time is Pressing!" It depicts twelve Pacific islands, including Guadalcanal, Attu, the Marshalls, the Admiralty islands, New Guinea, and Tarawa, arranged in the shape of a clock face, with Japan at the twelve o'clock position. All but Japan are marked with broken Japanese flagpoles, signifying defeats on those islands, and the hands of the clock rest on the Philippines at the eleven o'clock position, signifying that Japan's time is nearly up. The second leaflet, 5" x 7", is a simple map of the Pacific Ocean, depicting the distances between the recently captured island of Okinawa and important Japanese bases on Formosa (now Taiwan), China, and mainland Japan, demonstrating the ease with which American forces can attack each of these targets. The final leaflet, 7" x 10", is simply titled "Tokyo Becomes a Battlefield", and depicts a map of Japan superimposed over an aerial photograph of Tokyo, indicative of the view enjoyed by American bomber pilots. The verso bears a message entitled "American Air Force Fiercely Bombs Tokyo", and goes on to describe the frequent bombing raids launched against Tokyo by large groups of planes, with an admonition to surrender. The first two leaflets described are mounted in simple wood frames, and all bear folds, else very good.
AMERICAN PROPAGANDA FOR FILIPINOSRare American propaganda leaflet dropped upon citizens of the Philippines shortly after the invasion by Americans, probably first used at Leyte. The 7" x 5" flyer shows American soldiers running through fields and is captioned: "The Warriors of Freedom have landed on your Island!" The verso advises civilians that Americans have landed nearby, that they should stay clear of military installations and keep off roads and bridges, and "help us drive the Japs from your island!". Folds, soiled.
CHINESE ARE WARNED AWAY FROM JAPANESE AIRFIELDSRare American propaganda leaflet, 5" x 7" with translation, apparently a sample or test print. It reads on the recto: "Warning to Shanghai Airfield Workers!" and on verso the text warns works that bombers of the 14th Air Force might arrive at any time to "blast Tachang, Kiangwan and Woosung airfields...Move away quickly...The bombers are coming!". Very good.
JAPANESE PROPAGANDARare piece of Japanese propaganda, an air-dropped two-sided leaflet, 5" x 10" overall. One side depicts two well-dressed couples sipping cocktails before a radio which blares: "ANOTHER MAJOR VICTORY". The Japanese reality is exposed when this image is lifted to reveal a smirking Japanese soldier facing the viewer with tanks and fighter planes attackin from behind him. Very good.
Britains Set No. 1641, Underslung Lorry with driver, late 1930s examples comprising of 10 wheel Tractor Unit with Step Frame fitted with white smooth rubber tyres, 8 x Wheel Trailer with driver figure in peaked cap, finished in dark green, requires restoration to front storage box, 1 tyre missing, with leaflet, in the original labelled box (FG-BG)
Dinky Toys, 771 International Road Signs comprising of; 12 assorted signs, with instructions leaflet, in the original lift-off box (VG-BG), sold with another Dinky Toys, 771 International Road Signs comprising of; 12 assorted signs, with instructions leaflet, in the original lift-off box (G-BG)
A Schuco ‘Real Elektro’ Mercedes 230SL (5500). Comprising a Mercedes in cream with red interior, steering wheel, steering cable, 3 wooden posts, instruction leaflet and other parts. The car’s features include remote control steering, working gearbox and differential rear axle. Boxed with inner packaging, minor wear and splits to 2 corners of the lid. Contents GC, light chipping and discolouration to bodywork, some damage inside vehicle and light corrosion to battery terminals
A good quantity of Lone Star Railway. A number of locomotives including diesel and steam, plus passenger coaches and various freight wagons. Locomotives include American style diesels in British and American style liveries, diesel shunter, Steam includes – Gresley, Princesses, tank locos and large tank loco. BR style passenger coaches and freight wagons including tank wagons, Shell and BP. Plus goods trucks, brake van and cattle wagons. Plus track sections, foot bridge, 2x railway bridge and a Station, all boxed. Plus a good number of loose examples, locos, coaches, wagons, 2x foot bridge, 2x signal box, station and 2x signals etc. Also a part boxed ‘Lone Star TrebleOlectric’ set. Including diesel loco, coach, track joiners, instruction leaflet etc. Most boxes in good condition. Contents most VGC-Mint
A CMC Exclusive Modelle Mercedes 2 litre Targa Florio Racing Car 1924 in 1:18 scale (M048). A highly-detailed model presented in ‘claret red’ and racing number ‘10’, edition no.6405. Features moving handbrake, leather covered steering wheel, working steering and leaf spring suspension. Complete with leaflet, tweezers and cloth with logo. Boxed with inner packaging and original sales bag. Contents Mint. Plate 5
*DODGSON, Charles Lutwidge, "Lewis Carroll", Through The Looking-Glass, The LIttle Folks' Edition. adapted for Very Little Folks' from the Original, Macmillan 1903, 1st thus. Cold. illus. by John Tenniel. pict. cl. owners insc. Tog.with Alice's Adventures in Wonderland,, The Little Folks' Edition, 1907, 2nd edn. plus An Easter Greeting, Lewis Carroll, 1876. An Easter Greeting To Every Child who Loves "Alice", Leaflet in letter format in custom made blue silk wallet, leather label. 3
Four box sets: Jimi Hendrix “The Genius Of Jimi Hendrix” (4x LPs with leaflet); The Beatles “From Liverpool” (8xLPs); Elvis Presley “Greatest Hits (7x LPs with booklet, Readers Digest); and Elvis Presley “Worldwide 50 Gold Award Hits: Volume 1” (4x LPs with booklet). The condition appears to excellent.
Two coins one of which is a 1951 Festival of Britain Crown Piece five shilling coin in original presentation box with leaflet the other a Whitbread commemorative Nickel Silver coin with depictions of King George VI and Generals Eisenhower and Montgomery, Field Marshal Brooke and Winston Churchill - The Overlord Embroidery verso Whitbread Shires Brewery Chiswell Street, Established 1742, in presentation case and with tissue leaflet also included in the lot a pair of white metal butterfly earring, boxed
1966 FA CUP FINAL LP record "The Road to Wembley 1966" with highlights of both Semi-Finals, Everton v Manchester United and Sheffield Wednesday v Chelsea, plus the Final itself, Everton v Sheffield Wednesday. Commentary etc on all 3 ties. Signed on front cover by7 West, Harvey, Young and Temple. Also includes advertising leaflet for the record. Generally good
Box of oddments to include assorted Punch prints, 'I Want to go Home' - a German propaganda leaflet; various cigarette cases in cloisonne and white metal; snuff boxes and Australia marcasite brooch; small purse containing vintage spectacles; Bryant and May metal wax Vestas matchbox; two white metal golfing figures; brass and repousse decorated Indo-Tibetan buckle; a First World War Queen Mary's brass tobacco box (empty); a Chinese cutlery set with pair of bone chop sticks and separate knife and a leather pistol scabbard.
1916-1954 Photographs and Ephemera A 6 x 8in press photograph of soldiers in the ruined GPO; members of the first Dail outside the Mansion House; Arthur Griffith signing the roll in the first Dail; Cumann na nGael election leaflet 'dropped from the skies by Colonel Fitzmaurice, March 14, 1929, 1916 Easter Week Association souvenir of Visit to Kilmainham Prison; and a programme for the opening of An Tostal, April 18, 1954. (6)
Postcards, White Star Line Collection, a very good group of original White Star Line postcards and ephemera, including small advertising leaflet; Postcards of the Titanic, memorial cards (4), Poole's Loss of the Titanic (2), Valentine's Series (2), Beagles rp; other cards of the Olympic, Teutonic (woven silk), Oceanic - with Paquebot cancel, Afric, Suevic, Cedric, Celtic, Cretic, Baltic, Megantic, Homeric, etc; Lusitania inc rps; Cunard including Mauretania rp; photo of Mauretania as hospital ship with related cuttings, mostly good, in modern album [*70 postcards]

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