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This folder contains stamps, travel tickets, various membership cards, mileage ration folders, a ration booklet, a notebook with a lock of his wife Bessie's hair, anniversary cards.

This folder contains: 1 menu; 1 Movie Ticket from Beijing Chen Kwang Theater; 1 Blank Envelope; 9 10 Cents US Stamps; 2 Admissions, San Franisisco; 9 5 cents Breakers Navy Rec. Honolulu; 1 Return Receipt from St. Petersburg Florida, 1951; 1 Notice to Registrant to Appear For Physical Examination 1942; 2 Payroll Period Ending Recipes, 1942; 1 Accident Notice 1948; 1 Memeber Card of A.C.L. BAR, 1948.

This folder contains the following: 1 advertisement and 1 handbook of the Chinese pneumonia medicine produced by Suzendo, Kyoto; 1 sheet of Japanese army manuscript papers with the names of soldiers of the service class 1-6; 2 copyies of a Japanese personal paper; a letter from Westheimer; a blank Japanese order book; 1 card that was sent to Saburo Teruji, 2101 Troop; a blank Japanese personal prescription book; 3 Japanese class notes cards; 1 Japanese instructural card for Piramin made by Mizuno Life-saving Daeseo; 1 japanese order book; 1 blank paper; 6 receipts of the Army Air Force Postal Service, 1952; 1 blank receipt of a Japanese photograph studio; 1 receipt for hold baggage from the headquarters, 6400th Air Base Group, 1952; and 1 advertisement for Maruhachi Silk Co..

This folder contains various paper documents relating to Phillip Zimmerman's service in the navy. It contains miscellanious documents like, a war ration book, a thanksgiving menu, a Neptune Rex card, a Liberty Card, a timeline of service locations, and various photocopies of documents.

This folder contains a name tag for Albert Fuhrman issued by the U.S. Naval Academy Alumni Association.

War ration book, funeral announcement, picture, lodge induction certificate, post cards, American Military Engineers artwork

Miscellaneous items relating to Koerner, specifically his military service and his funeral.

This folder contains a Camp Blanding, FL postcard booklet sent from William Alfred Mansuy October 29, 1943, to his parents and a 1979 26th Annual Florida State Convention American Gold Star Mothers program from Margaret Mansuy of St. Peterburg.