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Item is from Colonel Frank Wilbur Halsey’s personal collection. Item was recovered from an abandoned storage locker with his paperwork and ephemera.
Lot of five books from the 1930’s printed under Nazi Germany. Titles include: Der Ferne Osten · “TheFar East: Power and Economic Struggle in East Asia” by GustavFochler-Hauke · Printed by Verlagund Drudf von B. Teubner, 1936, not official NSDAP Aufbaueiner Nation Hermann Göring. Shows tape repair to the cover · “Building ofa Nation” by Hermann Goring, 1934 edition Hindenburg · By Fritz Wunfch, printed by Wilhelm Langewiesche -Brandt · Munich, Germany, 1934 DasWinterhilfswerk des Deutschen Volkes · “The Winter Relief of the German People” · booklet/pamphlet printed 1940 Germany Datender Geschichte der NSDAP · Dates/Key Eventsin the History of the NSDAP by Dr. Hans Volz · Verlag A. Ploak, Berlin, Leipzig, 1939 Information above is accurate as I can tell, I do not read German. Books are in very good condition and have minimal wear and marks inside. For historic and educational purposes only.
ORIGINAL EARLY 1920’S UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS HAITIAN GENDAMARIE EXPERT TIREUR BADGE, PIN-BACK W/ LOCKING CATCH. MEYER INC NEW YORK + SHIELDS. ORIGINAL EARLY 1920’S UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS HAITIAN GENDAMARIE TIREUR 2ÈME CLASSE BADGE, PIN-BACK W/ LOCKING CATCH. MEYER INC NEW YORK + SHIELD. Soon after the landing of the U. Marines in Hayti, in August 1915, it became apparent that the existing police and military forces of Hayti were in need of a complete reorganization. With this in view, steps were taken towards the institution of a Haytian Military Police organization which would take the place of all the existing military and police forces of the Republic. This idea met with the favor of the Haytian and the United States governments and on September 16, 1919, a Treaty was signed between the two powers which among other agreements stipulated that a Gendarmerie should be organized which should take over all the military and police activities of Hayti. The enlisted men of this organization were to be Haytians and the officers to be Americans until such a time as qualified Haytians could be found to take the places of these latter. With the exeption of the senior grades, practically all the officers were selected from the ranks of the Marine Corps. Please let me know if there’s anything else I can do for you!
This is an original Imperial Japanese Army photo album commemorating the Manchuria deployment between 1934 and 1936. The album documents the overseas service of an Imperial Japanese Army field artillery regiment, recording the daily life, training, equipment, and surroundings of Japanese soldiers stationed in Manchuria during the early Showa period. Soldiers’ daily life and group portraits. Field artillery guns and equipment. Military training scenes and formations. Uniforms, insignia, and period gear. Landscapes and urban scenes of Manchuria. Rather than staged combat propaganda, the album presents a calm, documentary-style record of a Japanese Army artillery unit during a relatively stable pre-war phase. The unit documented in this album is identified as Field Artillery Regiment No. 22, a Japanese Army artillery regiment responsible for providing fire support to infantry formations. Artillery units played a crucial role in Imperial Japanese Army operations, requiring technical skill, coordination, and disciplined organization. This album captures the regiment before the later stages of the war, when material shortages and severe losses became widespread. Manchuria had become firmly established under Japanese control. Military organization and training were still relatively well-equipped. Large-scale total war conditions had not yet fully emerged. As such, this album preserves a moment before the extreme deterioration and collapse experienced by many units later in the war. Approximately 90 years old. Age-related toning, stains, and wear present. No major structural damage. Overall condition consistent with original military albums of this era. Please review all photos carefully. This album is more than a collection of old photographs. It is a primary historical document offering insight into. Imperial Japanese Army artillery units. Early Showa-era overseas deployment. The lived reality of soldiers stationed in Manchuria. Highly suitable for collectors of Japanese military history, Manchurian studies, and pre-World War II primary sources. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.
This is an original Imperial Japanese Army manual for the. Type 11 Light Machine Gun. The Type 11 light machine gun was adopted by the Japanese Army in. And was the first standard light machine gun widely used by Japanese infantry. It saw extensive service during the early stages of the Second World War. The Type 11 is particularly famous for its. Unique hopper-fed ammunition system. Making it one of the most distinctive machine guns developed during the interwar period. This manual explains the structure, operation, and maintenance of the weapon and includes information on. Construction of the machine gun. Disassembly and assembly. Firing and operation procedures. Anti-aircraft sights and accessories. A particularly notable feature of this manual is the inclusion of. 25 foldout technical diagrams. Showing detailed mechanical illustrations of the weapon, tripod, and components. These diagrams provide valuable insight into the engineering and military technology of the Imperial Japanese Army. Original Japanese military technical manuals with detailed diagrams are highly sought after by collectors of. Military firearms history. Japanese military documents. An excellent reference piece for collectors and researchers of Japanese military firearms. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.
This is an original Imperial Japanese Army engineering textbook. Compiled in 1923 (Taisho 12) for use at the Imperial Japanese Army Academy. Titled “Student Fortification Engineering Manual – Supplementary Diagrams and Tables”. This volume was created specifically for engineer cadets, who were trained to design and construct. Field fortifications, defensive positions, trenches, obstacles, and battlefield layouts. According to the cover inscription, this copy was personally owned by an Army engineer cadet. Enrolled in the regular officer training course, making it a genuine used instructional manual. Not a ceremonial or later reprint. The book contains numerous technical diagrams, maps, structural layouts, and engineering illustrations. Including fortress planning, troop deployment concepts, and early military aviation-related schematics. Handwritten notes and annotations remain, offering rare insight into how future officers actually studied and applied military engineering. Condition is heavily worn, with stains, tears, aging, and possible missing plates. But these characteristics strongly reflect its authentic use in military education. A highly desirable primary-source item for collectors of. Imperial Japanese Army history. Military engineering & fortification studies. Pre-WWII Asian military doctrine. Approximate 7-21days(To USA).
Please check the picture carefully. You receive what you see, nothing more, nothing less. If there is a part that you don’t see in the picture, that is because it’s not included. The total cost of. The items are securely packed and labeled to protect them. All usual dispatches will be made with Latvian Postal services. By the request we can send you item with an international postal service DPD. Where you can check the status of your item. Please contact your local Post Office if you suspect a delay. If you have any questions. And look for other items of WWII. Please do not hesitate to contact me and I will reply you. I have a large collection of various items German and Russian militaria.
Great 21 1/2″ x 12 1/2″ photo (in its original 88+/- year old frame) of U. This photo shows officers & crew posing for a typical photo of that period on the forecastle several years (dated 1934 in the center of the life ring) prior to December 7th. Please, DISREGARD the SUN’s REFLECTIONS through the glass; is was unavoidable.
