1904 JAPAN ARMY TELEGRAPHERS, a rare Russia-Japan War stereoscopic card No.85 in pristine condition showing Telegraphers in front of General Nogi's Headquarters, the officer in front is Major Yamaguchi and the civilian wearing a white arm band (so as not to be shot as a Russian) is American writer and photographer Richard Barry who documented the war from the Japanese perspective, these cards are rare from a 100 card set where a complete set is not known to exist, published in 1905 by T.W. Ingersoll from a Barry photo, VF est ($75+ US) (Image)

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1904 RUSSIA-JAPAN WAR STEREOGRAPH CARDS (x2), includes card No.29 dated OCT29-1904 from the rare Richard Barry set, shows Japan soldiers hand delivering a 500 pound shell to the Port Arthur siege battery via the captured Trans-Siberian Railway tracks, also card No.34 showing Japan recruits arriving at captured Dalny-Russia during the Port-Arthur siege, pristine condition with VF est ($100+ US) (Image)

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1904 RUSSIA-JAPAN WAR STEREOGRAPH CARDS (x2), includes card No.13 from the rare Richard Barry set, showing transport wagons delivering rice to the Japanese Army (10,000 pounds per day), also card No.27 showing wounded Japanese soldiers on stretchers during a rest stop enroute to transport ships to take them back to Japan, pristine condition with VF est ($100+ US) (Image)

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1899-1914 MILITARY POSTCARDS (x6), all better including a 1914 French Airship "Le Spiess", 1899 French Military Balloon Station at Chalons Camp, 1904 French patriotic card at Bale-Switzerland, 1907 French Artillary Training at Chalon Camp, 1911 French patriotic card showing the German-French border post at Hantz, 1906 Japan Generals meeting (celebration) after the humiliating defeat of the Russian army and navy, retails over $450, VF est ($75+ US) (Image)

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