History Of The 412th Battalion, U. Signal Corps : A Story Of The Valiant Telephone And Telegraph Unit, Which Was Recruited From The Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. [World War I] [Fold Out Map]. [1927] [First Edition] [Original]. Paperback with tassel binding. No marks or writing. Minor rubbing on corner, top/bottom of the spine. No loose, missing or cutout pages. Well illustrated with clear and sharp photos. Here is a record of the crew of the 412th Battalion, Signal Corps. It is a story of who they were and where they went. There is a roster of the Officers and Enlisted Men from pages 29 – 32. This Unit History Book does have identified member’s in group photos. The author, Joseph M. Smith, better known as the “top kicker” of Company “D” of the 412th, entered service with the rest of the boys as a private. Thank you for your interest in this item. I do not use recycled boxes, kraft or bubble mailers for these scarce Cruise Books.
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A rare prewar Japanese military booklet titled. March 1936 (Showa 11). Imperial Japanese Army Infantry 44th Regiment. This regiment was based in. And belonged to the famous. It was a hometown regiment that drew many recruits from Kochi Prefecture and served as one of the area’s principal military units. The Infantry 44th Regiment had a long service history, including. WWII home defense preparations. What Was Happening in 1936? This booklet was printed just before the outbreak of the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937). At that time, the regiment was mainly engaged in. So this item represents the. Japanese Army in the final peacetime stage before full wartime expansion. Presentation of the regimental colors. Portraits of commanding officers. Barracks and gate photographs. Battle history from earlier wars. Loyalty and bravery stories. Regiment traditions and spirit. Handwritten on the back cover. 3rd Company, 3rd Squad Infantry 44th Regiment Masao Ueda. This strongly suggests the booklet was personally owned by an actual soldier of the regiment. That transforms it from a simple reference booklet into a personal historical artifact connected to one individual serviceman. Please review all photos carefully. Why Collectors Like This. Are increasingly difficult to find. Own a Piece of History. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.
Here is a rare old book in good condition for its age. Covers the history of the 313th Field Artillery in the First World War. Includes history of formation and training, major engagements, casualty list, full roster, and a war diary. There is a map missing that is supposed to slide into the pocket on the back cover. Covers show moderate to heavy wear along edges and on spine. Spine is still intact with no separation. Covers and all pages securely attached to spine with no separation. No torn, creased, or marred pages. Pages are slightly yellowed along edges. Book measures 8 3/4 inches by 11 1/8 inches and contains 300 pages. All photos are of the actual item. I do not use stock photos. Great addition to any collection.
What is this book? This is an original ” (Gokeiton Gashi)” pictorial history book, published in Showa 3 (1928). Who was Prince Chichibu? Prince Chichibu was one of the central members of the Imperial Family during the 1920s-40s. Known for his military career, he studied in the UK, served in the Imperial Japanese Army, and represented the Imperial Family in public and ceremonial events. In 1928, he was 26 years old and actively involved in state functions. What does mean? The title translates as Illustrated History of Imperial Celebrations. These were richly printed commemorative albums featuring photographs and illustrations of state occasions-imperial enthronements, parades, military reviews, and public ceremonies. Published in October 1928 (Showa 3) by (Rekishi Gahosha, Historical Pictorial Press, Tokyo). It documents ceremonies in Tokyo and other locations in Japan, celebrating the enthronement of Emperor Showa and related imperial events. Why was it made? Such albums were produced to commemorate the enthronement and to spread imperial prestige among the public. They were souvenirs for officials, military personnel, and loyal citizens, and today serve as valuable historical records of early Showa Japan. How is it made? Format: Large-format pictorial booklet with string binding. Contents: Photographs (some tinted in color) of imperial processions, military reviews, parades, and Prince Chichibu’s appearances. 26 × 18 cm. Publisher: Rekishi Gahosha, Tokyo. Condition: Original 1928 printing; shows expected age wear, stains, and minor creases, but overall preserved. Rare 1928 Showa enthronement pictorial including Prince Chichibu. Mix of monochrome and color-tinted photographs. Valuable for collectors of Imperial Japan, Showa Emperor, Prince Chichibu, or Japanese ceremonial history. Suitable for display, historical research, or museum/archive reference. Authentic 1928 Showa 3 Imperial Ceremony pictorial book, featuring Prince Chichibu and major enthronement events. A rare visual record from early Showa Japan. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.
1935 Citizens Military Training Camps : Memoirs Of The C. Military Training Camps Association. 1935 : [First Edition]: [Original]. No marks or writing. Minor rubbing on corner, top/bottom of the spine and along it. Chipping along the lower area of the spine [see photo]. No loose, missing or cutout pages. Well illustrated with clear and sharp photos. Here is a record of the men at Citizens Military Training Camps, 1935. It is a story of who they were and where they went. Well illustrated with many photos and names. Thank you for your interest in this item.
