1932 - U.S. accessories. U.S. press photo. Black and white. A photo showing U.S. soldiers in the snow, titled “U.S. Soldiers Execute Wire-Cutting Detail, St. Vith.” A photo of a British tank, titled “Montgomery’s Drive on Goch, February 18, 1945.” A photo depicting British soldiers in winter gear, titled “British Troops Clear Echt Maeseyck, January 1945.” A photo of a U.S. soldier in the snow, titled “U.S. Troops Look Over Shell-Torn St. Vith.” A photo of a parachute drop in Manila. A photo titled “Italy: Long Toms of the 5th Army in Action.” A photo titled “Burma: British Commandos.” A photo titled “The British Landing on Ramree Island, Arakan.” A photo titled “Pilot Who Hung Upside Down to Rescue an Airman.” A photo titled “Japanese Ship Hit in Manila Bay.” A photo titled “RAF Coastal Command Mosquitos Attack German Shipping in Norway.” A photo titled “French Fliers Take Off to Bomb Nazi Targets.” A photo titled “British Armor Lines Up in the Ardennes Forest for an Attack.” A photo titled “U.S. Gun Crews Clear Shell Casings After the Samree Victory.” A photo titled “Knocked-out German Tank.” Instrument panel. Made of metal. Glass intact. Markings: “Engine Speed: Hundreds of RPM.” The manufacturer’s markings are illegible. A metal signal lamp, ship gray in color. Light stick incomplete. All moving parts are functional. Batteries missing. A pair of Polaroid sunglasses. Rubber frame, white lenses, stretched elastic band. Staff Officers’ Field Manual. Hardcover. Markings: “FM 10110 War Department Restricted Staff Officers’ Field Manual: Organization, Technical, and Logistical Data.” Dated June 15, 1941. Some pages have come loose from the ring binder. U.S. accessories. U.S. press photographs. Black and white. A photograph showing U.S. soldiers in the snow titled “U.S. Soldiers Execute Wire Cutting Detail, St. Vith.” A photograph of a British tank titled “Montgomery’s Drive on Goch, February 18, 1945.” A photograph showing British soldiers in winter clothing titled “British Troops Clear Echt Maeseyck, January 1945.” A photograph of U.S. soldiers in the snow titled “U.S. Troops Look Over Shell-Torn St. Vith.” A photograph of a parachute drop over Manila. A photograph titled “Italy: Long Toms of the 5th Army in Action.” A photograph titled “Burma: British Commandos.” A photograph titled “The British Landing on Ramree Island, Arakan.” A photograph titled “Pilot Who Hung Upside Down to Rescue Airman.” A photograph titled “Japanese Ship Hit in Manila Bay.” A photograph titled “RAF Coastal Command Mosquitos Attack German Shipping in Norway.” A photograph titled “French Pilots Take Off to Bomb Nazi Targets.” A photograph titled “British Armor Lines Up in the Ardennes Forest for an Attack.” A photograph titled “U.S. Gun Crews Clear Shell Casings After the Samree Victory.” A photograph titled “Knocked-Out German Tank.” Aircraft instrument. Metal construction. Glass intact. Marked “Engine Speed: Hundreds of RPM.” Manufacturer’s markings are illegible. A metal signal lamp with a ship gray finish. Light stick incomplete. All moving parts are functional. Batteries missing. A pair of Polaroid goggles. Rubber frame, clear lenses, elastic strap stretched. Staff Officers’ Field Manual. Cardboard cover. Marked “FM 10110 War Department Restricted Staff Officers’ Field Manual: Organization, Technical, and Logistical Data.” Dated June 15, 1941. Some pages have become detached from the binder rings.