April 5, 2024
14 VINTAGE WORLD WAR 2 POSTCARDS ARMY SIGNAL CORP CAMP CROWDER 13 unused DEXTER
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This listing for nostalgic vintage "World War 2" postcards has an unsent set of 12 numbered cards. The back reads "photo by U.S. Army Signal Corps, Silvercraft - Made by Dexter Press, Pearl River, N.Y." This set of cards have no personal correspondence written on the backs.*The fronts are each titled as follows:*A 50 caliber anti-tank gun mounted on a jeep*Time out for recreation*Looking over an operation map*A good soldier keeps his rifle clean*Counting out the soldier's pay*Delivering final orders to officers of the aviation task force*The bestest band what am*Time out for refreshments*Figuring out how to make it stretch for a month*A crew of the 3" anti-aircraft gun in action*The 60 mm. trench mortar*Strong pontoon bridges are quickly set upThe 2 postcards in color are titled on the front as follows:*Butler Bluff near Noel, Missouri and U.S. 71 In the beautiful Ozarks, south of Joplin, Neosho and Camp Crowder *Neosho Auditorium and city hall, Neosho, Mo Near Camp Crowder, MissouriBoth of these cards have printed on the back: Adams News Co.Joplin, MO and Genuine Curteich-Chicago "C.T. art-colortone"One of these cards has the town circled in ink on the front and the words "over honey" and on the back it has writing "This is the town you will come into Darling"This is a nice set of cards that will be mailed free if address is in
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