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WWII USO Scrapbook 1944-46, 71 Pages, World War 2 Letters, Photograph, Ephemera
WWII USO Scrapbook 1944-46, 71 Pages, World War 2 Letters, Photograph, Ephemera
WWII USO Scrapbook 1944-46, 71 Pages, World War 2 Letters, Photograph, Ephemera
WWII USO Scrapbook 1944-46, 71 Pages, World War 2 Letters, Photograph, Ephemera
WWII USO Scrapbook 1944-46, 71 Pages, World War 2 Letters, Photograph, Ephemera
WWII USO Scrapbook 1944-46, 71 Pages, World War 2 Letters, Photograph, Ephemera
WWII USO Scrapbook 1944-46, 71 Pages, World War 2 Letters, Photograph, Ephemera
WWII USO Scrapbook 1944-46, 71 Pages, World War 2 Letters, Photograph, Ephemera
WWII USO Scrapbook 1944-46, 71 Pages, World War 2 Letters, Photograph, Ephemera
WWII USO Scrapbook 1944-46, 71 Pages, World War 2 Letters, Photograph, Ephemera
WWII USO Scrapbook 1944-46, 71 Pages, World War 2 Letters, Photograph, Ephemera
WWII USO Scrapbook 1944-46, 71 Pages, World War 2 Letters, Photograph, Ephemera

WWII USO Scrapbook 1944-46, 71 Pages, World War 2 Letters, Photograph, Ephemera

$ 105.6

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Region of Origin: United States
  • Conflict: WW II (1939-45)
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Modified Item: No
  • Condition: The leather string binding is loose and twenty-six pages have detached. There is some debris related to the disintegration of pages, and some soiling, etc. See Pictures.
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Theme: Militaria
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted

    Description

    USO SCRAPBOOK WITH 71 PAGES OF MATERIAL (1944-1946)
    This is a large seventy-one page scrapbook titled
    "My USO Scrap Book".
    The scrapbook dates from 1944 to 1946,
    and measures 10 x 11 3/4 inches. It contains numerous letters, photographs, postcards, playbills, ephemera, newspaper articles, etc., mostly dealing with USO posts located in Waynesville, Missouri; Rapid City, South Dakota; Evansville & Marshall, Indiana; and Table Grove, Illinois. There is also content from Chicago, Philadelphia and New York City.
    The scrapbook was made by Bernadine Ruth Sunderlin (1919-1973) of Iowa. She was the daughter of Rev. Marion Lee Sunderlin (1885-1974) and Mabel Grace Jordan Sunderlin (1883–1971).
    Condition
    The leather string binding is loose and twenty-six pages have detached. There is some debris related to the disintegration of pages, and some soiling, etc.  Review the pictures.
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