"Postage Free For Victory", bi-colored label tied on cover to Des Moines, Iowa by Rantoul, Ill 3/17/43, Very Fine cover, labels were not supposed to be cancelled by postal clerks. (Image)

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1943 Pair of Covers to and from the Repatriation Ship M.S. GRIPSHOLM, ppc of the Gripsholm while in port to Rio de Janeiro, sent by crew member (on night duty), sent to Dayton Beach, FL with 6c Transport & US Navy cancel, censored at Miami; also, envelope from Burlington, NJ to a repatriated person on board the ship, sent c/o US Embassy at Rio, franked with pair of 15c Prexies + 10c Transport paying 40c rate, with rare magenta censor, "Ex. 105" used at Chicago on POW mail, F-VF (Image)

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1944/45 "By Bomber Packet" Covers; pair of covers sent from Paris, France (SHAEF - Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force) to Washington, DC, both with PASSED FOR PUBLICATION / SHAEF / FIELD PRESS CENSOR box markings; the 1945 cover with red PRD AIR DISPATCH / 7 Feb 1945 marking; both endorsed "By Bomber Packet", e.g. to be flown by US military aircraft, postmarked and censored on arrival in Washington, DC.; Fine and scarce; article on Bomber Packet mail by Military Postal History Society, included. (Image)

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TOKYO BAY/ USS WEST VIRGINIA / SEP 2 1945 rare special hand cancel ties C25 on unaddressed cover with locally produced cachet, Very Fine; only a small number made,and listed as "rare" in the Universal Ship Cancel Society Catalog (Image)

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ARMY APO COVERS INCLUDING CORRESPONDENCE, large group of covers, including a couple hundred patriotics and a large quantity of V-mail. Much of the correspondence is from one soldier to his family. The patriotic covers are an interesting commentary of the times with some depicting Hitler, Mussolini and Tojo. Mixed condtion but generally F-VF.

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