A collection of 12 WW2 era magazines covering various topics surrounding the war and the resistance. Most of the examples here are magazines air-dropped by the Allies into France and Belgium to garner support for the English and the Americans. One example is a 1939 German magazine discussing the recently begun war and German aircraft. Dimensions: 18 x 13 in., (45.7 x 33 cm.) Varies from piece to piece. Some are separating from their binding or have some tears. Most are in very good condition with expected yellowing from age and wear from use. Images and text clear across all examples.

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