"Im gonna sit right down and write myself a letter " USAAF/USA/USMC/USN/ US GI STATIONERY

[Thor996]

Fort Benning, Georgia

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Camp Caliborne Louisiana

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Paine Field Everett Washington

 

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Company D 32nd Infantry 7th Motorized Division Fort Ord California

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91st US Naval Construction Battalion

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56th Armored Infantry Regiment of the 12th Armored Division

 

 

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VT 10 Torpedo Ten Squadron the Buzzard Brigade

[littlebuddy]

Sweet pieces again Dave !!! please keep posting fellow forumers !!!

 

I have some more to post when they arrive !!

 

LB

 

another ....

 

finally ...

[doinworkinvans]

I can't explain my love for these pieces! Some mighty fine additions again!!!!

[Thor996]

NICE stuff Carl! looks like we have ephemera disciples- !!

[littlebuddy]

NICE stuff Carl! looks like we have ephemera disciples- !!

 

I presume you are talking about Dan , Dave ???

[Thor996]

yes I am carl

[littlebuddy]

if anyone reading this thread would like to start collecting any of this type of item please let me know as I do have a few duplicates now !!

 

thanks LB

[IronMaiden]

[Thor996]

nice VF-8!!! and i'd also add I have some dupes and if anyone out there has some ADD it to the string!

[doinworkinvans]

Scott Field, Illinois Scott Field Illinois 001.jpg

I just remembered I have 2 year books from Scott field! Man there are some great pieces here!!!!

[Thor996]

90th Bombardment Group 320th Bombardment Squadron

 

 

90th Bombardment Group 321st Squadron

 

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Camp Carson, Colorado

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Headquarters 2d Army Nashville Tennessee

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Camp Carson Colorado

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Walla Walla Washington

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Lubbock Army Flying School Lubbock Texas

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US Naval Training Station Sampson NY

[BEAST]

The Jolly Rogers stationary is fantastic!

[Sabrejet]

What strikes me about the fantastic variety of stationary featured in this thread is how US manufacturers were evidently geared up to print what were presumably fairly limited runs of unit specific stationary in time of war! These could be considered "luxury" items in some respects, particularly the gold-embossed variants, and far from the "wartime economy" paper stationary available in the UK at the same time. It reflects the abundant resources that were available in the USA back then.