Bowling Hardware WV Receipt Tag Greenbrier Co 1940s Yellow Paper Furniture
A nice touch comes from the BCW name, which feels practical and familiar when you are organizing collections.
A nice touch comes from the BCW name, which feels practical and familiar when you are organizing collections.
The reverse side is unprinted and contains the absorbent blotting surface, characterized by a blue fibrous paper typical of blotters from this period.
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STICKERS ARE IN EX+ COND, MAY HAVE PIN HOLES, SMALL TEARS,STAINS,DIRT, FOLDS,CREASES, BENDS, SEE PICS. You will receive all that is shown in the photos.
You are getting what is shown in the photo’s. Sold as is. We want to help you, and we want to ensure that you are happy.
The subject is shown standing formally, wearing a Luftwaffe tunic with visible breast eagle and insignia. This is a strong portrait-style image, likely taken for personal or service records. The uniform details and insignia are clearly visible, making this a desirable collectible for Luftwaffe and Third Reich militaria collectors.
You will find that heavy cardstock holds ink cleanly, giving text and images a crisp, defined look.
This handwritten letter, dating from the World War II era, is a single sheet of aged, light cream United States Army stationery bearing the Great Seal of the United States and the printed header “UNITED STATES ARMY” at the top.
Shows wear with creases, folds, and stains; corners are worn and slightly rounded.
I don’t know if this is from California or the Pittsburgh area of PA. I am only guessing.