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U.S. War Bonds and War Stamps For New Ideas
U.S. War Bonds and War Stamps For New Ideas ca. 1942 - 1943
"The People of the United States and China Unite. Rally to Your Leaders to Destroy Japanese Militarism."
"The People of the United States and China Unite. Rally to Your Leaders to Destroy Japanese Militarism." 1942 - 1945
USCGC 625 in St. Lawrence Seaway
USCGC 625 in St. Lawrence Seaway ca. 1970
United States Colored Troops at Port Hudson, Louisiana
United States Colored Troops at Port Hudson, Louisiana 1864
Use Leftovers - Mark of a Good Cook - Study Your Army Cook for Recipes, Ideas
Use Leftovers - Mark of a Good Cook - Study Your Army Cook for Recipes, Ideas 1941 - 1945
"A Used Ford is Better Than a New Carter" Campaign Button
"A Used Ford is Better Than a New Carter" Campaign Button 1976
Using Bus Transportation
Using Bus Transportation 1973
USS Arizona, Afloat, From End of Crane Pier, Navy Yard, New York
USS Arizona, Afloat, From End of Crane Pier, Navy Yard, New York 6/19/1915
USS Arizona (BB39) At Launch
USS Arizona (BB39) At Launch 6/19/1915
Aerial view of the USS Arizona Memorial
Aerial view of the USS Arizona Memorial 6/15/1984
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