Saturday, January 14, 2012
NEW Prisoner of War POW Medal Full Size Hero Gift
Monday, December 12, 2011
US PRISONER OF WAR MEDAL - FULL SIZE - MIB
Monday, October 10, 2011
POW MIA Flag 3x5' Prisoner of War Military Vet Banner
Saturday, October 8, 2011
WWI Prisoner of War Trench Art POW Match Box Holder La Pallice, France NR
Monday, June 6, 2011
WWII Document 1943 Prisoner Of War Camp Fannin Texas 43
An original World War Two document. This is a printed document, it says Prisoner Of War Camp Fannin, Texas. In one area it says, Details For Friday And Saturday, December 10-11, 1943.
The document is in very good condition, with some light wear, there is some pencil writing at the top.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Winning bid will pay $2.00 for shipping and handling. Shipping discounts available for multiple items won. For orders shipped in America take 50% off the regular shipping charge for each additional item won. (Please note: The highest shipping and handling charge will be charged the full amount first.) If you would like me to hold any items won to combine shipping with a future auction let me know and I will accommodate. I accept PayPal. Will ship to any location world wide, all shipping and handling rates to locations outside the United States are twice the listed amount in the item description. Buyers are responsible, for all customs, and international taxes, etc.Sunday, June 5, 2011
WWII Letter 1946 Prisoner Of War Killed WW II 2 WW2 46
An original World War Two related letter including the envelope written by Irving Conniwell. The envelope is postmarked 1946. In the letter he talks about a prisoner of war being killed. The letter reads:
Dearest Sweetheart;
Another day finished Honey and no letter for me today......about nine o'clock this morning one of my PWs was killed. He was working on a machine that lifts lumber....the machine toppled over and killed him instantly. Naturally there has been investigations all day and I wouldn't doubt but what there'll be more tomorrow. It was an accident but my personal belief is that it was due to reckless handling of the machine by the driver of it. He is an island boy about eighteen and expected to be drafted tomorrow. I suppose because it's a PW he'll be cleared of all charges but if I had anything to do with it, he'd be up for manslaughter...........There isn't much more that I can tell you about the death of the PW. I didn't see it happen so all anyone can tell is from the stories the ones that saw it tell. The only witnesses to the accident were the driver and the PWs. If I see anything in the papers about it I'll clip them out for you.........................Irv
The letter is in very good condition, with some light wear.
If you have any questions feel free to ask. Thank you for looking.To view my similar items for sale please click on the link,"View seller's other items." located near the top right on this page.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Winning bid will pay $2.00 for shipping and handling. Shipping discounts available for multiple items won. For orders shipped in America take 50% off the regular shipping charge for each additional item won. (Please note: The highest shipping and handling charge will be charged the full amount first.) If you would like me to hold any items won to combine shipping with a future auction let me know and I will accommodate. I accept PayPal. Will ship to any location world wide, all shipping and handling rates to locations outside the United States are twice the listed amount in the item description. Buyers are responsible, for all customs, and international taxes, etc.Saturday, June 4, 2011
21 WWII Letters Prisoner War Camp Stockton California 2
Friday, June 3, 2011
WWII Letter 1945 Prisoner Of War Watch Stolen WW II 2 N
An original World War Two letter including the envelope written by Irving Conniwell. The letter is dated Sept. 19, 1945. In the letter he talks about a prisoner of war who says he had his watch stolen. The letter reads:
Dearest Sweetheart,
Getting an early start on your letter for today but I haven't much to write about as it has been an unusually dead day today........Once more I am interupted this time about a watch that one of the PWs claims to have had stolen from him by a colored soldier. We have been investigating the watch deal for about two weeks already. I have a watch now and the PW claims it is his but the fellow from whom I got the watch says he bought it in the PX. Pretty mixed up as there are so many of the same types of watches sold at the PX. I think that the best thing to do is to forget all about the PWs claim as after all he is a PW and who is he to say that an american soldier stole his watch. These Koreans have been trying to pin something on the colored boys for a long time. Most of our troubles up here revolves around the PWs and the colored troops who are stationed here....................................Irv
The letter is in very good condition, with some light wear.
If you have any questions feel free to ask. Thank you for looking.To view my similar items for sale please click on the link,"View seller's other items." located near the top right on this page.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Winning bid will pay $2.00 for shipping and handling. Shipping discounts available for multiple items won. For orders shipped in America take 50% off the regular shipping charge for each additional item won. (Please note: The highest shipping and handling charge will be charged the full amount first.) If you would like me to hold any items won to combine shipping with a future auction let me know and I will accommodate. I accept PayPal. Will ship to any location world wide, all shipping and handling rates to locations outside the United States are twice the listed amount in the item description. Buyers are responsible, for all customs, and international taxes, etc.Tuesday, May 31, 2011
WWI Letter 1918 German Prisoner Of War WW I 1 POW WW1 N
An original World War One envelope that has a letter written on it. On the envelope it says, "Prisoners Of War." The letter is dated 1918 from England. The letter appears to be written in a European language, the person I bought this from says it is written in German. I assume the writer is a German prisoner of war in England. The envelope has the send to address of a person in Syracuse, New York. I'm not sure why a German prisoner of war would be writing to someone in America if that's what he was.
The envelope has some tear marks the largest is around a couple inches, there is some pieces missing, it does not affect the reading of the letter, it looks like it takes out part of the return address.
If you have any questions feel free to ask. Thank you for looking.To view my similar items for sale please click on the link,"View seller's other items." located near the top right on this page.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Winning bid will pay $2.00 for shipping and handling. Shipping discounts available for multiple items won. For orders shipped in America take 50% off the regular shipping charge for each additional item won. (Please note: The highest shipping and handling charge will be charged the full amount first.) If you would like me to hold any items won to combine shipping with a future auction let me know and I will accommodate. I accept PayPal. Will ship to any location world wide, all shipping and handling rates to locations outside the United States are twice the listed amount in the item description. Buyers are responsible, for all customs, and international taxes, etc.