Title:
Schulschiff "Deutschland"
Continental Chrome PM Jan-20
Description:
Länge 137,9m, Breite 16m, Tiefgang 4,2m, Geschwindigkeit 22kn Echte Fotografie Nr. 124
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Title:
Zerstörer Hamburg (Hamburg class destroyer)
Continental Chrome PM 1965 May-6
Description:
Zerstörer "Hamburg", 3400: Abmessungen: 134 x 13,40 m Besatzung: 284 Mann Maschine: Turbinen, 68000 PS Bewaffnung: 4 x 100 - mm 8 x 40 - mm, U-Bootabwehr, 5 Torpedorohre
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Title:
Interior Army Y.M.C.A., with the Troops on Mexican Border
Linen
Description:
Buildings are crowded nightly at entertainments, moving picture shows, lectures, and religious services. Letter writing facilities, games, pianos, phonographs, reading matter and ice water cooler in constant use
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Title:
Martin Bomber - The Navy's New Aerial Sentries of the Sea
Linen unused
Description:
The New Martin PBM 40,000 lb. Navy Patrol Bomber. This Battleship of the Air can patrol in 2 1/2 hours a distance which would require a destroyer 24 hours to cover
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Title:
RCAF Day in Canada
Chrome unused
Description:
Famous Golden Hawks line up behind tail of Caribou transport
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Title:
U.S. Army Ordinance Guided Missle School, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama
Alabama (AL), Chrome unused
Description:
One of the free world's leading Technical Training Centers valued at $73,000,000. It has trained men from the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps and 15 allied nations to man and maintain a powerful array of new weapons at bases throughout the free world
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Title:
Arrival of American Troops November 21, 1918
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Arrival of American Troops, 21st November 1918
Luxembourg, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Sailors at Sea with Animals
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Formal Retreat at Fort Hood, Texas
Fort Hood Texas (TX), Chrome unused
Description:
inset: M-48 tank in action
Plastichrome
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Title:
Mayport Naval Station
Florida (FL), Chrome unused
Description:
Mayport Naval Station--located 10 miles south of Jacksonville, Florida--home of the big Aircraft Carriers of the U.S. Navy
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
Maryland National Guard Armory
Cambridge Maryland (MD), Linen unused
Description:
Curt Teich & Co
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Title:
One of the Big Guns Aboard the US Battleship Wyoming
White Border PM 1921 Jan-20
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Title:
Recruits on Spud Duty
White Border PM 1918 Jan-12
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Title:
USS Leviathan
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Uncle Sam's Biggest Submarine
Divided Back PM Dec-10
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Title:
USS Midway (CV-41)
Chrome
Description:
Enlisted dining facility galley: Manned by Mess Management Specialists from S-2 Division serving four meals daily; breakfast, dinner, supper and night meal. Operating 18 hours at sea and 12 hours in port. Full feeding complement is 4500 personnel at sea and approximately 2250 personnel in port
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Title:
USS Gray (FF-1054) Fast Frigate
Chrome unused
Description:
Named in honor or Sergeant Ross Franklin Gray, United States Marine Corps Reserve, who earned the Congressional Medal of Honor in action on 21 February 1945 during the invasion of Iwo Jima. USS Gray was built by Todd Shipyard at Seattle, Washington and is the eighth ship of the Knox class. Commissioned on 4 April 1970
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Title:
U.S. Navy A4D Aircraft with Bullpup "B" Missile attached
Chrome unused
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Title:
Fuji Hikoki MXY-7 "OHKA Suicide Bomb"
Chrome unused
Description:
The OHKA (Cherry Blossom) was a Japanese suicide weapon used in combat during the closing months of WWII. Designed primarily for use against ships, it was particularly effective against US Naval forces during the invasion of Okinawa in April 1945. On display at the AF museum, W-PAFB, Ohio. It was brought to the US following WWII for technical evaluation
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Title:
U. S. S. Moale
Chrome unused
Description:
U. S. S. MOALE (DD-693) is the second ship of the Sumner Class of 2200 ton destroyers with an overall length of 376.5 feet, an extreme beam of 41 feet, and a full load displacement of 3000 tons. Commissioned in 1944, MOALE won her first battle stars in the Pacific that year. Since then this ship has served with distinction in the Atlantic, Mediterranean and Caribbean. In 1967 MOALE was recognized as the outstanding ASW ship in the fleet by winning the Anti-Submarine Warfare Trophy for the Atlantic Fleet
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Title:
Operation "Game Warden"
Chrome unused
Description:
Intercepting enemy supply sampans Color Photo by Black Star
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Title:
Soldiers During the Invasion of Grenada
Chrome unused
Description:
Randy Taylor On October 25, 1983 Grenada was invaded by US and Caribbean forces in response to urgent requests from six Caribbean countries to restore order and stop the spread of Marxist revolution in the region. Since reporters were excluded from the landing operations, pictures such as this came to the US from November 1 to November 5, 1983. Tow airfields and the campus of an American-run medial school were the first major targets. American units took 'minimal' casualties when about 600 Cubans working at the Point Salines airport put up unexpectedly strong resistance. This picture shows a small part of the large cache of weapons seized by US troops. Also seized, were 12 Soviet-built BTR-60 armoured personnel carriers, two were shipped to Andrews Air Force Base for display. Also on display were twelve 2U-23 antiaircraft guns, 291 submachine guns, 6,330 rifles and 5.6 million rounds of ammunition, (enough to equip two Cuban batillions for 43 days of combat.) After a three day trip to Grenada, the congressional study group concluded the move had been justified - even Tip O'Neill reversed himself! Returning Army Rangers declared 'it's great to feel wanted!' as America showed a new pride in the military. November 5, 1983
Mike Roberts
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Title:
Sunset Scene of Squad Tents at one of the U.S. Army Camps
Linen unused
Description:
A Scene at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, Near Columbia
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Title:
Construction Battalions Practice Landings
Camp Peary Virginia (VA), Linen unused
Description:
Members of a construction battalion making landings from surf boats during their training course
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Title:
Fort Ethan Allen Artilery Barracks
Linen PM 1942 May-21
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Title:
Infantry in action
Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania (PA), Linen unused
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Title:
Seabee Commando Landing Practice
Camp Peary Virginia (VA), Linen unused
Description:
US Navy "Seabees climb down a cargo net at the Seabee's Base, Camp Peary, Virginia, where trainees go through a stiff Commando Course."
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Title:
Seabees Are Fighters Too
Camp Peary Virginia (VA), Linen unused
Description:
US Navy Fundamentals of land fighting and personal protection make the Navy's new engineer sailors good fighters as well as builders
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Title:
Seabees at Sea and at Disembarkation Point
Camp Peary Virginia (VA), Linen unused
Description:
US Navy "Seabees aboard transport with full equipment bound for active duty. Disembarking at advanced base."
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Title:
Seabees Clean Up Their Hives
Camp Peary Virginia (VA), Linen unused
Description:
US Navy "Swabbing a deck on dry land is the job of these "Seabees" stationed near Norfolk. They wear their helmets and green camouflage coveralls at work in the street before their cleverly concealed Quonset huts." Official U.S. Navy Photo
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Title:
Seabees Unloading Supplies
Camp Peary Virginia (VA), Linen unused
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Title:
Servicemen's Pier and Branches
Miami Beach Florida (FL), Linen PM 1944 Jan-16
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Title:
Southern Demolition Practice
Camp Peary Virginia (VA), Linen unused
Description:
Seabees dynamite a tree stump which obstructs a road building project at Camp Peary
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Title:
Inside U.S. Naval Historical Display Center
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Located in the Navy Yard
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Title:
Air Force "Hercules" Transport
Chrome unused
Description:
This is the Air Force C-130 "Hercules" intercontinental transport. The Marine Corps uses a similar model, the GV-1 "Hercules", for aerial refueling and long range cargo delivery. The "Hercules" is powered by four turbo-jet engines. Color Photo by Louis & Virginia Kay
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Title:
M. Type Airship
Chrome unused
Description:
At mobile mooring mast. This is one of the US Navy's largest semi-rigid airships
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
USAF Dagger
Chrome unused
Description:
This F-102 Delta Dagger is an integral part of our nation's defense from any potential enemy
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Title:
USAF Lockheed U-2
Chrome unused
Description:
High Altitude Weather Research plane, J-57 engine, 11,000 lb. thrust, ceiling above 60,000 ft., speed 450 knots, range 3,000 miles, endurance 8 hours
H.S. Crocker Co., Inc
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Title:
Convair F-106 Delta Dart
Chrome unused
Description:
A single-set fighter-interceptor, the Dart is the mainstay of the Air Defense Command. Capable of speeds greater than twice the speed of sound, its computerized fire control system can seek out and destroy enemy aircraft with nuclear rockets or guided missiles
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Title:
The F-111 Air Force / Navy Fighter
Chrome unused
Description:
Produced in Fort Worth, Texas by General Dynamics Corporation. The F-111 Air Force/Navy Fighter can vary the position of its wings in flight, enabling it to take off and land at slow speeds with wings extended, yet fly at two and one half times the speed of sound with wings folded back
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Title:
Marine Helicopter Approaching the USS Lake Champlain
Chrome unused
Description:
(CVS-39) with CDR. Alan Shepard aboard, while carrying the Mercury Capsule. Navy Helicopter in the background photographing this historical event. P2V in upper right of picture
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Title:
The U.S. Army's M-26 Tank
Chrome unused
Description:
U.S. Army Photograph. Made in U.S.A
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Title:
T-37 Jet Pilot Trainer
Chrome unused
Description:
More than 600 T-37's are used in pilot training. This plane has a speed of 350 miles per hour and a range of 650 miles
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Title:
Task Group "Alpha"
Chrome unused
Description:
Coordinating Powerful Warships, Submarines, and Air Power in a Display of Navy Might. Official U. S. Navy Photo
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
Wings For the Fleet
Chrome unused
Description:
WINGS FOR THE FLEET - won and worn by dedicated, educated and motivated young men, knowledgable in many fields and specialists in one, trained to take their places on the Navy-Marine Corps-Coast Guard team. Upper left-Naval Aviator; upper right-Naval Flight Officer; lower left-Naval Aircrewman; lower right-Naval Flight Surgeon
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Title:
Man With A Mission U.S. Army, Pacific
Chrome unused
Description:
The soldier of the United States Army, Pacific, is ready on the ground and in the air to defend peace and the Free World
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Title:
US Army The Soldier's Note Book
Chrome unused
Description:
My General Odres are To Take, To Walk, To Report, To Repeat, To Quit, To Receive, To Talk, To Give, To Call, To Salute and To Be
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Title:
A Hampton Roads Nike-Ajax site of the Army's Third Artillery Group
Chrome unused
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Title:
Entrance Gate to F.E. Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
Seward Air Base
Smyrna Tennessee (TN), Chrome unused
Description:
A Hercules C-130 Turbo-Jet Aircraft landing at Smyrna Air Base. Seward has a global mission with this type of aircraft
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Title:
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Rapid City South Dakota (SD), Chrome unused
Description:
Mills Drug Exclusive Photo Workhorse for the Strategic Air Command and principal aircraft assigned to Ellsworth Air Force Base, South Dakota, is the giant B-52 Stratofortress. These long-range jet bombers, weighing over 220 tons, are capable of speeds in excess of 600 miles per hour
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
Forbes Air Force Base Entrance
Topeka Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
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Title:
Nike-Hercules Redstone Arsenal
Chrome unused
Description:
US Army A surface to air anti-aircraft guided missile is the second generation of the NIKE family. It is capable of destroying the most advanced high performance aircraft regardless of evasive actions. Its range is 75 miles and is capable of rising to altitudes in excess of 100,000 feet
J.D. Natural Color Reproductions
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Title:
Nike-Zeus in Flight
Chrome unused
Description:
This anti-missile missile system is designed for defense against intercontinental ballistic missiles. It uses highly accurate acquisition radar scanning thousands of miles of space, to detect oncoming Intercontinental Ballistic Missile warheads. When the target is acquired, tracking radar takes over and fires the killer missile at the practice moment
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Title:
Free At Last
Frankfurt, Chrome unused
Description:
Sygma American hostages deplane at Rhein-Main Air Force Base at Frankfurt, nera Weisbaden, their stopping-place between Teheran and New York
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Title:
Close Bow View of Dreadnaught Going at Full Speed
Divided Back unused
Description:
This picture represents one of the first dreadnaughts (all big gun ships) built by any nation. Vessel has a speed of over 20 knots, displaces over 17,000 tons, and carries a crew of over 800 men, with an armament of eight 12 in. and 24 smaller guns
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Title:
US Battleship Ohio
Divided Back unused
Description:
Displacement, about 13,500 tons; speed, 18 knots; 16,000 HP. Length, 494 ft.; beam, 72 1/4 ft.; draught, 24 ft. Crew of 798 men. Carries four 12 in. guns, sixteen 6 in. guns and 10 smaller guns. Two 18 in. torpedo tubes. Armor belt, 11 ins. amidships; 12 ins. on turrets. Completed, September, 1904. Cost, $5,265,504
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Title:
US Battleship Illinois
Divided Back PM 1908 May-4
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Title:
Attention! Quite the Friendliest-Soldiers and Their Visitors Receive At Camp Kearney
San Diego California (CA), Divided Back PM 1918 Aug-1
Description:
Camp Kearney, California Y.W.C.A. Hostess House
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Title:
Assembling a Group of Mines on Shore
Divided Back PM 1916 Nov-9
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Title:
12 Inch Gun in Battery
Divided Back
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Title:
U.S. Dreadnaught South Carolina
Divided Back unused
Description:
217725-U.S. Dreadnaught South Carolina. Displacement, about 17,600 tons: speed, 19 1/2 knots: 16,500 H.P. Lenth: 452 3/4 ft.: Beam, 80 1/4 ft.: draught, 24 1/2 ft. Crew of 805 men. Carries eight 12 in. guns, with two 21 in. torpedo tubes. Armor belt, amidships, 11 ins.; turrets, 12 ins. Completed, December, 1909. Cost, $6,683,874
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Title:
Three Inch Gun in Action, US Army
White Border unused
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Title:
Retreat - Firing Sunset Gun
Divided Back PM 1909 Feb-25
Description:
Previous to sounding of retreat, the soldiers assemble in front of their respective barracks and the roll call is called. As soon as the sunset gun is fired, they stand at "Attention" while the band plays "Star Spangled Banner" or the field music sounds "To the Colors." Barracks in Infantry post. The three story building is the guardhouse
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Title:
Looking for Leadership Opportunities?
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Army ROTC Scholarships lead engineering, science and high-tech oriented students right into management positions. Sharpen your ability to be a leader while you're still in school. Full scholarships and financial assistance available. Call or write the return address for all the details. Be all you can be. Army ROTC
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Title:
Foulois Ballroom, Andrews Air Force Base
Camp Springs Maryland (MD), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The "Foulois Ballroom" at Andrews AFB is spacious, well-lit and beautifully decorated with oak panelling, vinyl and hanging chandeliers. The room is primarily used for large banquet affairs, however, it can be separated into three complete smaller sections
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Title:
The U.S.S. Saratoga
Chrome unused
Description:
One of the mightiest warships in the world
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Title:
Nuclear Blast Mushroom Cloud
Chrome PM 1962 Dec-6
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Title:
F-9 jet prepares to take off
Chrome unused
Description:
An F-9 jet prepares to take off from the aircraft carrier Lexington. The famous aircraft carrier Lexington is stationed at Pensacola, Florida
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Title:
Naval Training Center
San Diego California (CA), Chrome PM 1970 Aug-8
Description:
The Naval Training Center consists of a center commander and three subordinate commands which are Recruit Training Command, Service School Command and Naval Administrative Command. This is the largest of the Navy's West Coast installations covering over 500 acres of land
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Title:
War Bonds poster
Linen PM 1944 Mar-15
Description:
So we'll meet again. Buy more War Bonds
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Title:
US Army aeroplane in full flight
White Border PM 1918 Feb-5
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Title:
Nave - Chapel - United States Naval Academy
White Border unused
Description:
Painting by Ruth Perkins Safford
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Title:
Porter and Faragut Windows, Chapel
White Border unused
Description:
US Naval Academy. Painting by Ruth Perkins Safford
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Title:
Volley Ball--A Popular Army Game
White Border PM 1918 Apr-25
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Title:
US Army Ambulance company
White Border PM 1917 Oct-4
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Title:
New type battleship, Colorado Class
White Border PM 1918 Jun-15
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Title:
Soldiers in bunkers
Divided Back PM 1910 Sep-1
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Title:
Gas Rationing Can't Stop Me When I'm On Maneuvers!
Linen unused
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Title:
Prayin' for Letters from Home
Linen unused
Description:
"--And Some Old Cancelled Stamps With Letters Stuck On 'Em -- AMEN!
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Title:
Wiping Out the Axis
Linen unused
Description:
"I'M GOING TO WIPE THEM OUT"
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Title:
boys flying plane over farm
Linen unused
Description:
Try flying low, some sunny day, And give us a salute, We'd love to see your shiny plane, You must look very cute
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Title:
Joining Up With Uncle Sam
Linen unused
Description:
1 OUR IMPRESSION-you going to camp - 2 You defending Miss LIBERTY- 3 Us waving GOOD-BYE- 4 Here we are waiting for you to return!
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Title:
Keep 'Em Flyin', Boy!
Linen unused
Description:
AND LOTS O' LUCK!
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Title:
Transporting Equipment, U. S. Armored Division
Linen unused
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Title:
Bantam Cars, US Armored Division
Linen unused
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Title:
Veterans Administration Hospital, Indianapolis Administration Building
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Linen PM 1944 Sep-15
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Title:
Commander Richard E. Byrd, Hero of First Flight over the North Pole
White Border unused
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Title:
K. of C. Chaplain's Quarters
White Border PM 1918 Sep-27
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Title:
Soldier's in barracks
Linen unused
Description:
"Have made friends easily with the fellows in the barracks"
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Title:
Fort Jackson
South Carolina (SC), Chrome PM 1973 Jul-5
Description:
Fort Jackson, South Carolina Dummy is hoisted to helicopter in medical evacuation exercise. The 53,000-acre Fort Jackson, located adjacent to the capital city of Columbia, is one of the Army's largest basic training centers
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Title:
United States submarine boats Porpoise and Shark
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Officers Quarters, Puget Sound Naval Station
Puget Sound Washington (WA), Divided Back PM 1914 Jun-2
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Title:
Monument of General J. B. Gordon
Divided Back PM 1908 Sep-10
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Title:
Wilmington Light Infantry Armory
Wilmington North Carolina (NC), Divided Back PM 1908 Aug-27
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Title:
Battery at Practice, Brockton Rifle Range
Divided Back PM 1909 Sep-21
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Title:
Moro Constabulary with Their American Officers in Field Uniform
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Cold Steel , U.S. Marines First Hand Battle
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Crap Game
Divided Back unused
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Title:
"Tanked" Canada's German prisoners follow the tank
Divided Back unused
Description:
Photogravure Series
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Title:
3 soldiers playing leap frog
Divided Back unused
Description:
Ollette Series 516
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Title:
A Tank in Action
Divided Back unused
Description:
Photogravure Series
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Title:
Army men and racks of shells
Divided Back unused
Description:
We shoot this many shells at the Huns every few seconds. Liberty bonds will buy more
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Title:
Boy peeing into German helmet
Divided Back unused
Description:
Patriotic Series 1068
Graine de poilu
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Title:
Gendarme pontificio in mezza lenuta
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 2090-7
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Title:
General Field Marshal Von Hindenburg with his staff
Divided Back unused
Description:
General Field Marshal Von Hindenburg and his staff, who has been doing such remarkable things against the Russians in Poland
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Title:
Plenty of Rubber-Necks here
Divided Back unused
Description:
Comical Soldiers Series 587
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Title:
Soldiers climbing out of fox hole
Divided Back unused
Description:
Photogravure Series
Scrambling over the top
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Title:
Soldiers taking injured off battlefield
Divided Back unused
Description:
Photogravure Series
Fritz is glad to bring in the wounded
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Title:
The Army - "Between two fires."
Divided Back unused
Description:
The Army Series 175
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Title:
The Army - "target practice"
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 176
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Title:
The army - facing the powder charge
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 178
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Title:
The suspended image of Albert Cathedral
Divided Back unused
Description:
Photogravure Series
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Title:
I am in the Army now!
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
I'm in the Army Now! Recruits arrive at Ft. Benning, Georgia and are quickly transformed into infantry soldiers. The Reception Station process includes medical and dental inspections, immunizations, military clothing, identification cards and tags, haircuts and creation of personal and financial records. Each year 35,000 recruits arrive here
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Title:
Edwards Air Force Base
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Jim Stroup Edwards AFB is the home of the Flight Test Center where the Air Force has developed nearly every aircraft in its inventory. It is an ideal place to test aircraft becaure of Rogers Dry Lake Bed, a 44 square mile hardbed which serves as a perfect runway for test flight programs and emergencies. America's first jet flight, the first supersonic flight, world speed records, and space shuttle tests and landings have all been conducted at Edwards AFB. Photo by Jim Stroup
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Title:
Relentless in Training
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Today's infantry trainees at Fort Benning, Georgia learn the skills of hand to hand combat and practice bayonet skills with pugil sticks. Each year 35,000 American youth are transformed into world's finest infantrymen
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Title:
Defenders of America: Navy Talos Missile Installation
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Navy Talos Missile Installation Aboard Cruiser Galveston The Navy Talos Missile Installation aboard the Guided Missile Cruiser USS Galveston (CAG-3). The Galveston will be the first of several cruisers to use the TALOS Missile with its nuclear capability. It joined the fleet in the summer of 1958. This is No. 5 of the new 1959 series of twenty-four cards, illustrating and describing a different weapon or piece of equipment in the NABISCO Shredded Wheat "Defenders of America" series. Each of these cards is a full detailed reproduction of an official United States Army, Navy, Air Force or Marine photograph. One of these official photograph reproductions is packed in each package of NABISCO Shredded Wheat. Get the entire set by eating NABISCO Shredded Wheat regularly and trading with your friends. National Biscuit Company, New York 22, N.Y. Official U.S. Navy Photograph
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Title:
Overall Aerial View of Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio Texas (TX), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Home of the Lackland Military Training Center. The Center--known as the "Gateway to the Air Force"--is responsible for transforming young men and women from civilians to members of the US Air Force. Lackland AFB, the largest training center in the free world, is located nine miles southwest of downtown San Antonio
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Title:
Cruiser U.S.S. "Little Rock"
Buffalo New York (NY), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Cruiser U.S.S. "Little Rock" docked at the Buffalo Naval and Servicemen's Parl at the foot of Main Street on the Buffalo River, Buffalo, New York
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Title:
SAC Headquarters, Offut Air Force Base
Nebraska (NE), Chrome unused
Description:
Dexter Press Inc
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Title:
Army Center of the Northwest
Ft. Lewis Washington (WA), Chrome unused
Description:
Kyle Smith Mt. Rainier forms a magnificent background for this training center. Here are a few of the barracks and some of the mobile equipment that will be used in Vietnam or Korea
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Title:
Mounted Troup Cavalry
Fort Riley Kansas (KS), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Huns Don't Like These Tanks Now
Divided Back PM 1918 Dec-19
Description:
United States Army Huns Don't Like These Tanks Now, and if You Buy More Liberty Bonds, They Will Like Them Less Bolster the Line With Liberty Bonds
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Title:
6 Inch Disappearing Gun in Action
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Biplane Over the USS Utah
Real Photo
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Title:
Cuban Baseball Game 1919
Real Photo
Description:
From Sailor on USS Utah
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Title:
Military Men in Formal Uniform
Real Photo PM 1910 Oct-13
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Title:
U. S. S. Siboney
Real Photo unused
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Title:
USS James O'Hara
Real Photo unused
Description:
USS James O'Hara is a C-3, built in 1912 at Tacoma, Wash., is 192 feet long, 70 feet wide, and can travel 16 1/2 knots. Complete facilities for troop recreation are available. Equipped with modern safety and life-saving gear, the ship is part of the fleet of transports and cargo vessels operated by the Military Sea Transportation Service, Department of the Navy
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Title:
Lounge, Cadet Recreation and Athletic Club
Pensacola Florida (FL), Linen PM 1942 Dec-4
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Title:
Barracks, Camp Atterbury
Indiana (IN), Linen unused
Description:
The most numerous buildings are the neat rows of barracks, the soldiers' "home away from home"
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Title:
Instruction in Link Trainer, Canute Field
Rantoul Illinois (IL), Linen unused
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Title:
Soldiers Leaving
Camp Grant Illinois (IL), Linen unused
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Title:
Recruit Reception Center Flower Garden
Camp Grant Illinois (IL), Linen unused
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Title:
Service Club
Camp Grant Illinois (IL), Linen unused
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Title:
Municipal Service Men's Club
Long Beach California (CA), Linen PM 1944 Jul-29
Description:
Municipal Service Men's Club at Long Beach, California; recreation center for free use of men of the armed forces, owned by the United States Government and operated by the Long Beach Recreation Commission
E. C. Kropp Co
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Title:
The Armory
Albert Lea Minnesota (MN), Linen PM 1941 Aug-13
Description:
This modern home for the National Guard is owned and operated by the State Armory Commission. It contains air-conditioned rifle range, large auditorium, modern dining room and kitchen, large stage and dressing rooms
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Title:
US Naval Training Center Dress Parade
Bainbridge Maryland (MD), Linen PM 1945 Apr-23
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Title:
Fort Francis E Warren
Cheyenne Wyoming (WY), Linen unused
Description:
Fort Francis E Warren named after the grand old Senator from Wyoming, is one of the principal military posts of the army and borders Cheyenne on the northwest. In bygone days it was known as Ft. D. A. Russell and was established during the days of the Indians and Buffalo to protect the Union Pacific Railroad as it advanced westward over the plains to the Pacific
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Title:
Lowering the Flag at Retreat at Keesler Field
Biloxi Mississippi (MS), Linen unused
Description:
Retreat, traditional sunset ceremony as "Old Glory" is taken from the flag mast in front of headquarters, is a solemn moment for Keesler Field, huge Air Corps Technical School at Biloxi, Miss. Officers of the Field Command hold a proud salute as the flag comes down into the waiting arms of an "MP" honor guard
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Title:
Engine Room of the Submarine
Linen unused
Description:
The Engine Room of the S-49 has two 900 horsepower Diesel engines. These engines run the boat when it is on the surface and through the motor generators create the electric power for operating the boat below the surface
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Title:
Howdy! From Deep in the Heart of Texas Bound for Tokyo
Fort Worth Texas (TX), Linen PM 1944 May-16
Description:
Liberator from Texas The U.S. Army Air Force's B-24 bomber from the new $22,000,000 plant of the Consolidated Aircraft Corporation at Fort Worth. Named the "Liberator" by the R.A. F. it is an engine,high wing, all-metal monoplane incorporating the new high-speed Davis air fall. With armor plating, self-sealing fuel tanks, a top speed of over 335 m.p.h., a range of 3,000 miles, a bomb capacity of about four tons, and bristling with guns, it is the world's most efficient long range heavy bombing plane
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Title:
Win! We Will
Linen unused
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Title:
Frigate Constellation
Baltimore Maryland (MD), Chrome unused
Description:
This stern was originally flat, but was rounded in 1829 as an improvement in naval architecture to permit guns to be fired from the captain's cabin at a pursuing enemy on any quarter. The sunburst stars are quite old and were recently restored
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Title:
USO Club operated by The Salvation Army
Linen PM 1945 Jul-7
Description:
"A Home Away From Home" U.S.O. Club operated by the Salvation Army
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Title:
Scene in Link Trainer Building, Naples Field
Dothan Alabama (AL), Linen unused
Description:
"Learning to fly by not flying," these Cadets and their Instructors are busily engaged in piloting Link Trainers to a successful landing by the use of instruments only
Curt Teich & Co
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Title:
U.S.S. Aircraft Carrier Ranger and Planes
Linen unused
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Title:
North American B-25 Medium Bomber
Linen unused
Description:
"Keep 'em flying!" Identification silhouettes on back
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Title:
Howdy from Deep in the Heart of Texas (Bound for Tokyo)
Linen unused
Description:
Curteich-Chicago
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Title:
Loading Bombs on Flying Fortress at Macdill Field
Tampa Florida (FL), Linen PM 1944 Feb-2
Description:
MacDill Field US Army Air Base is the largest bombardment base in teh Southeast
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Title:
St. Joseph's College & Military Academy
Linen unused
Description:
The Academy was founded in 1908. High school courses and those of Junior College are part of the curriculum. It also has R.O.T.C. Honor School. Cadet enrolled in the academy are from more that fifteen different states of the nation
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Title:
Consolidated PB2Y-2 Navy Patrol Bomber
Linen
Description:
Keep 'Em Flying!
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Title:
Keep 'em flying
Linen unused
Description:
Tichnor Bros. Inc
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Title:
The Way We Solved the Gas and Tire Problem in South Dakota
Linen unused
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Title:
Reserve Pay Per Training Period
Linen unused
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Title:
U. S. Infantry
Linen PM 1941 May-01
Description:
U. S. Army Series OB-H1820
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Title:
240mm Howitzer Firing
Linen unused
Description:
Series F-132
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Title:
Private Breger - HItler Kite
Linen unused
Description:
Sgt. Dave Breger Series 319
“It's too quiet for him around here, so he's trying to stir up action!”
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Title:
The Pathetic Side of War
Divided Back unused
Description:
A soldier and his little daughter, who has come to see her father off to the front
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Title:
Pine Camp, N.Y., Life
Pine Camp New York (NY), Divided Back PM 1911 Aug-14
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Title:
Battleship New Jersey BB-62
Chrome unused
Description:
In preperation for her fourth commissioning at the Long Beach Naval Shipyard
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Title:
USS Resaoner (FF-1063)
Chrome unused
Description:
Named in honor of First Lieutenant Frank S. Reasoner, United States Marine Corps, who was the second marine to win the nation's highest honor for gallantry during the Vietnam War. USS Reasoner is a Knox class escort ship especially designed for anti-submarine warfare. She is manned by 16 officers and 240 enlisted men with accommodations available to carry a lamps helicopter detachment. Commissioned on 31 July, 1971
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Title:
U.S.S. Joseph Strauss(DDG-16)
Chrome unused
Description:
The second guided missile destroyer of her class honoring admiral Joseph Strauss, USN, an hero of World War I. Built by the New York Shipbuilding Corp at Camden, NJ. And commissioned on 20 April 1963. The ship carries the TARTAR, a supersonic surface to air guided missile and ARSOC, anti-submarine rocket
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Title:
U.S.S. Mauna Loa AE-8
Chrome
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Title:
U.S. Naval Training Center
San Diego California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Recruits at Camp Nimitz are shown in formation alongside of new barracks. (Note laundry on lines). These two new barracks at Nimitz have three stories, three wings each, single deck bunks, and a total housing capacity of 1200 men
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Title:
I'll Say They Do!
Chrome unused
Description:
Female soldier, clothing torn and otherwise disarrayed, hastily leaving a building marked "Officer's Mess." The says, "I'll say they do!"
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Title:
Plattsburgh Barracks
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Old Water Catchment - Wake Island
Chrome PM 1962 Jun-25
Description:
Used during World War II
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Title:
Falklands Task Force
Chrome unused
Description:
H.M.S. Hermes prepares to leave with the Task Force
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Title:
H.M.S. Alacrity, Armed With Exocet and Seacat Missiles
Chrome unused
Description:
Sovereign Pictorial A Series of Album Collections Royal Wedding 1981 30 Years Elizabeth Regina Royal Tours and State Visits Royal Family 1982 Queen and People Papal Visit 1982 Falkland Islands Task Force Each 60/63 postcards and illustrated album Falklands Task Force A Series of 63 Postcards Illustrated Souvenir Album Price L3.00 No. 24
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Title:
No. 10 H.M.S. Invincible
Chrome unused
Description:
Britain's most sophisticated warship. Sovereign Series No. 7, Falklands Task Force. Sovereign Pictorial, a series of album collections, Royal wedding 1981, 30 years Elizabeth Regina, royal tours and state visits, royal family 1982, Queen and people, Papal visit 1982, Falkland Islands Task Force
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Title:
Lockheed Lightening Interecepor, P-38 in Flight over Southern Califorina
Linen PM 1946 Feb-5
Description:
Fastest of them all, its the claim of the Lockheed Lightening Interceptor Persuit (P-38) now in mass productin for the Army Air Corps. It has a straightaway speed in excess of 400 miles per hour. Equipped with a turbo supercharger, it can follow bombers into the higher altitudes (from 25,000 to 40,000 feet) and butfly them
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Title:
Flugreuge eubsatrberceit (Seaplane with Nazi ensignia)
Linen
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Title:
Navy Planes over Pensacola, aerial view
Pensacola Florida (FL), Linen PM 1962 Feb-25
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Title:
Instructions in Hydromatic Full Feathering Propellor, Chanute Field
Rantoul Illinois (IL), Linen PM 1940 Oct-28
Description:
Photo by U.S. Air Corps OB-H9593
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Title:
Getting Down to Business
Linen PM 1942 Feb-20
Description:
Drawing of battleship with large deck guns and airplanes
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Title:
Instruction in Hydromatic Full Feathering Propeller, Chanute Field
Rantoul Illinois (IL), Linen
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Title:
Army camp
New York (NY), Linen PM 1945 Dec-16
Description:
Photograph of unnamed army training camp
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Title:
Telephone Center, Camp Endicott
Davisville Rhode Island (RI), Linen unused
Description:
Official U.S. Navy Photo
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Title:
Infantry Attack, Souvenirr of the Army Maneuvers
Linen PM 1940 Aug-15
Description:
Defend your country- Join the U.S. Army
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Title:
Our Armed Forces Work Together That We May Face the Future -- Unafraid
Linen PM 1945 Jul-1
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Title:
Tank Attack Supported by Army Air Force
Linen PM 1940 Aug-8
Description:
Souvenir of the Army Maneuvers Photo by the U.S. Army Signal Corps Defend your Country, Join the U.S. Army
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Title:
Commissioned Officers' Quarters, Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Aberdeen Maryland (MD), Linen PM 1943 Aug-3
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Title:
Outward Bound
Linen unused
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Title:
Base Administration Building, Army Air Base
Hill Field Utah (UT), Linen unused
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Title:
Aerial View of Wake Island
Wake Island, Chrome PM 1957 Mar-15
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Title:
Interior Receiving Ward, Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Aurora Colorado (CO), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Keep 'em Flying
Linen
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Title:
U. S. Naval Air Training Center
Pensacola Florida (FL), Linen PM 1947 Nov-21
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Title:
Battle of Lexington
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Sampson Row - Naval Academy
Divided Back PM Oct-2
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Title:
Naval Dry Dock, Portsmouth Navy Yard
Divided Back PM 1911 Aug-15
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Title:
In Memory of U.S.S. Wahoo S.S. 238
Chrome unused
Description:
In memory of U.S.S. Wahoo S.s. 238 and her gallant crew who sank 20 Japanese ships before being sunk by enemy action October 11, 1943. Crew of U.S.S. Wahoo still on patrol
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Title:
Kodachrome Atomic Explosion
Frenchman's Flat Nevada (NV), Chrome unused
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Title:
U. S. Naval Air Station
Pensacola Florida (FL), Linen PM 1937
Description:
U.S. Naval Air Training Station. Largest institution of its kind in America. Located 7 miles southwest of Pensacola on Pensacola Bay. Reached by paved highway or by the Bay Shore Line of the Gulf Power Company. Maintains about 300 planes for training purposes. All students are trained for both land and seaplane flying. Operates and uses exclusively five landing fields varying in size from 100 to 500 acres
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Title:
Hollywood Canteen
Hollywood California (CA), Linen PM 1944 Nov-27
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Title:
WWII Mail Call Cartoon
Linen PM 1944 Sep-22
Description:
"The mail line is hard to crash so Honey don't let me down."
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Title:
Think of Me All at Sea, Feeling so Blue--And Wondering if you are True
Linen unused
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Title:
Gas Rationing can't stop me when I'm on Maneuvers!
Linen PM 1945 Jul-8
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