scrapbook: Philippines and the Pacific during World War II.

Three-ring binder holding approx. 32 printed pamphlets, newspapers, and other paper ephemera having to do with the Pacific during World War II. Includes Picture Book of Manila 1945; story The Bamboos by Francisco Arcellana; Del Valle News / Bergstrom Army Air Field, Austin, Texas, Monday, May 31, 1943 (entire paper); page 3 of The Sunday Tribune, April 25, 1943, "30 More Soviet Planes Downed"; mimeograph paper "Rimba Post", Sunday May 27, 1945; "New Republic Is Born in Philippines" from Life Magazine Oct. 9444; Guinea Gold Thurs. May 24, 1945 ("Super-Forts Now Based on Okinawa.."); The Kearns Post-Review; 7 Jan. 1945 issue of Daily Pacifican; paper currency (France, 5 francs; Japan, 5 pesos); U.S. Army map of Tokyo Sept. 1945; pamphlet "These Are the Philippines" printed after July 1945; Map of Greater Manila Area Prepared by VASAC Engr. Div. 24 July 1945; several mimeographed informational sheets; Christmas card from Unit One Camp John Hay, Baguio, Mountain Province, Philippine Islands; entire issue The Nation, Dec. 1945; entire issue New Horizon, Dec. 1945; entire issue, The Philippine-American, Dec. 1945; entire issue, Tokyo Fall of 1945, Bunka-sha, 1946; map of Manila, Jan. 1946 by Am. Red Cross Svc. Bureau; Daily Pacifican Jan. 1946; various holiday printed memorabilia (menus, programs). In clear plastic sleeves in three-ring binder. Single lot. Stock#ofc0160 oversize (top shelf).