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Japanese Ambassador to Germany during WWII Oshima signed photo. Postcard size and excellent condition. Contrast of signature against dark background with both English and Japanese character autographs of Oshima.
[Product ID: 129]
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$950.00
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Signed photo of German Field Marshall Kesselring. Postcard size with excellent signature.
[Product ID: 127]
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$450.00
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Rare early document signed by German Field Marshall Erwin Rommel. Dated October 24, 1938 as Major and rare as such. Most Rommel documents seen today are from Africa Korps. 1 pg, 8 x 5 inches. Signed with indelible pencil as seen later. Some people believe Rommel carried pencils due to ink drying in the hot sun of Africa, but this document shows a much earlier use of his pencil and contraindicates this belief. Great item.
[Product ID: 125]
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$2,500.00
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Document signed by German Field Marshall Kesselring. About 6 x 8 inches, some corner loss from being tacked. Nice Luftwaffe award document to Sibo Claasen as Fuhrer der Transportflottillen d. Lw.
[Product ID: 123]
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$550.00
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Great content TLS by General Maxwell Taylor as Chief of Staff of the United States Army. 2 pg,Washinton, Nov 28, 1955, 8 x 10 inches, excellent condition. Important mission statement for the Army. Taylor writes to General Albert Kenner requesting his assistance for his "continuing support in interpreting the Army to the American people..." He goes into some detail regarding the purpose of the Army, and citing its need for flexibility, "... Our national defense forces exist primarily to dter war, secondly, to win the war which cannot be prevented...There is no one weapon which can deter or win all wars...There is no one kind of war to enfross our attention...The Army is the Nation's first line of defense. Whereever ther American soldier is stationed along the Iron-Bamboo curtain he is a visible obstacle to the aggressor and a source of encouragement to our friends..." The best letter I have seem by General Taylor.
[Product ID: 120]
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$995.00
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ALS by Admiral ben Moreel who organized the Seabees (Construction Batallions) during the war. Brief war-dated ALS, 1 pg, 6 x 8, Washington, Nov 17, 1943. On Navy Dept stationery, "...Yours for a great Victory and a greater Peace!". Nice letter. The "Fighting Seabees" gained some notoriaty following a WWII movie featuring their contributions to the war.
[Product ID: 119]
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$495.00
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Rare ALS by Admiral Husband Kimmel who was in command of Pearl Harbor Naval defenses on December 7, 1941. Scapegoated by superiors, Kimmel tried to defend his position the rest of his career. Dated April 25, 1955, Kimmel writes to correspondent, "Your letter makes me feel that my labors in unearthing the facts and presenting them in my book have been really worth while. I wrote the book to give to the American people the truth about Pearl Harbor in the hope that they would find a way to prevent such occurrences in the future. IF the book helps to accomplish this I will be content...Husbnad E. Kimmel" Great comment about his efforts to educate the public about the circumstances surrounding the attack on December 7, 1941.
[Product ID: 118]
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$2,250.00
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Very rare signature of WWII General GS Patton, Jr.'s grandfather who fought with the Confederacy during the Civil War. Wartime (?) signature "Geo Patton" on blue lined paper, mounted to same size paper.
[Product ID: 115]
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$1,250.00
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Extremely rare wartime card from Pearl Harbor signed by Rear Admiral WR Furlong as Commandant of the Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, April 4, 1945. Card is imprinted from the "Territory of Hawaii" with imprinted signature "Mrs. Rice". Excellent condition, this card being the only wartime item I have seen from Pearl Harbor.
[Product ID: 111]
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$1,295.00
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Wartime TLS signed by Mark Clark, US Commander who led the 5th Army in Italy. On Headquarters US Fifth Army/Office of Commanding General stationery, June 19, 1944, 1 pg, trimmed slightly at bottom (not affecting any text or signature). Letter congratulates General Frank Allen on his birthday and adds "...Your work as Commanding General, Combat Command "B" of oru battle-wise 1st Armored Division has been of great value..." Wartime letters of Clark are uncommon. Overall good condition, slight fold separation at edge.
[Product ID: 110]
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$495.00
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Wartime photo signed by KIA German Ace Walter Oesau. Oesau shot down a total of 125 planes before being killed himself in action. A desirable signature of this Knight's Cross winner in uniform.
[Product ID: 106]
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$335.00
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General of the German Fighter Command Adolf Galland signed photo. Postcard size, a wartime pose on a postwar copy of photo. Signature original. Nice example with good contrast.
[Product ID: 105]
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$150.00
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Signature as return address of Pearl Harbor Japanese lead pilot Mitsuo Fuchida. Fuchida moved to the US after the war and became a spiritual leader. Nice envelope send by him from Berkeley, Calif., 1985. Very desirable and the only example I have left.
[Product ID: 103]
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$425.00
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Excellent 8 x 10 photo of Top German Ace Erich Hartmann in uniform, being a postwar copy of a wardate pose. Signed with blue sharpie, this photo acquired before a host of Hartmann forgeries emerged from Germany. Hartmann was very young during the war and survived into the 1990s. Credited with 350+ planes shot down, a record not likely ever to be topped by anyone else.
[Product ID: 102]
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$275.00
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German Field Marshal Paul Ludwig Ewald von Kleist signed document. In May 1940, von Kleist's Panzer Group broke through to the English Channel and isolated the British Expeditionary Force, the Belgian Army, and the 1st French Army in the Dunkirk Pocket in the Western Campaign of 1940. This victory doomed France, which surrendered to Hitler the following month. Document is 6 x 8 inches, dated 1944, weak at fold, but otherwise good condition.
[Product ID: 101]
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$395.00
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German Field Marshal Walter Model signed document, Sept 1, 1943. Award document, 1 pg, about 6 x 8, signed with purple indelible pencil, for War Service Cross with Swords, Second Class. Comes with postcard picture of Model and a black wound badge award document for same soldier. Model has been called the most effective of Hitler's generals.
[Product ID: 99]
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$550.00
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Signed photo by General Mark Clark. 8 x 10 and inscribed. Very good condition. Clark is one of the more noted generals of the war.
[Product ID: 88]
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$125.00
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Letter written and signed by Amercian Ace General Robert M. Lee (relation to Robert E. Lee?). General Lee responds to request to list memorable experiences from his service during the war. He writes, in part, "...First-the rather depressing reaction of the 1st U.S. Army Hq... on the mornign of December 17, 1944 upon realizing that the enemy had made a sizable break-through (referring to Battle of the Bulge). I was present for a laarge meeting for finalization of plans for a big push by the 1st and 9th US Armies ...Second-the marked opposite reaction by personnel of 1st US Army Hq upon hearing Field Marshall Montgomery's plan af action at ...Belgium on or about 19-20 December 1944, as he was answering command of the 1st US Army. General George Pattona nd Field Marshal Montgomery were very inspiring field commanders."
[Product ID: 83]
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$175.00
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Letter written and signed by American Ace John Bolt. Apologizing to correspondent, stating that "I've delayed answering your letter in the hope that I could reach some of my old WWII gear but no luck.." 8 x 10, 1 pg, no date, on improvised stationery and signed with rank as Lt. Col., USMC Ret.
[Product ID: 82]
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$65.00
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Photo signed by top American Ace in Europe, Francis Gabreski. 8 x 10, color, depicting Gabreski in his plane picturing "kills". Excellent condition.
[Product ID: 81]
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$125.00
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First day cover signed by 6 of the 7 crew members of the famous Dambuster Squadron. On vignetted cover "Avro Lancaster Disbandment of No617 Squadron". Printed list of crew members on cover with signatures. Cover dated Dec 31, 1981. Excellent condition.
[Product ID: 80]
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$295.00
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