Disregard! Front and backs look very similar. Had one flipped. Duh. 🫣

I have 3 SSI, all found together, should all be from 1968/69. I noticed that one tornado sweeps in the opposite direction. Is the change significant for some reason or just one of those things that happens?

Good to know.   I heard the acid in the original cardboard isn't great for it.  But it's clearly a lot less destructive than any form of light.  

More US Navy Airframes in 1976 Bicentennial Livery   Bicentennial Douglas TA-4J Skyhawk BuNo 15-4290 of the “Bandits” of VF-126 speeds past Mt. Rushmore, circa March 1976. This Navy photo was published on the front page of the LA Times, as well as other major regional newspapers, the last week of May 1976   F-14A Tomcat BuNo 15-9616 of VF-124 “Gunfighters” Miramar Naval Air Station in Bicentennial colors, April 1, 1976. Of note, the Tomcat had only entered deployable service a three years before and the “Wolfpack” and “Bounty Hunters” of VF-1 and VF-2 had flown CAP over the Operation Frequent Wind evacuation of Saigon in April 1975. PH3 Bruce Gray DN-SC-88-06706   Naval Air Station, Miramar, San Diego, California. A Bicentennial paint scheme on the tail of a Sundowners (VF-111) F-4N Phantom II fighter aircraft (BuNo.15-1510) from USS Franklin D. Roosevelt (CV 42). Also, note the Shark-Mouthed F-4N still marked with the Coral Sea’s stencil from their 1973 deployment. 428-GX-K-113545   RF-8G Crusader BuNo 14-6858 of Light Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron 63 (VFP-63) parked on the flight line at Naval Air Station, Miramar, April 1, 1976. The aircraft has been painted in Bicentennial theme PH3 Bruce Gray DN-SC-88-06704   ...and the MARINES   A U.S. Marine Corps McDonnell RF-4B Photo Phantom (BuNo 153101) from Marine Reconnaissance Squadron VMFP-3 “Eyes of the Corps” in flight. The plane is painted in US Bicentennial markings. Flying out of El Toro, this plane deployed on USS Constellation the same year with Det RF-10. NNAM   A-6E Intruder VMA(AW) 121 Green Knights Bicentennial scheme NAS Moffett Field April 30, 1977. NNAM

US Navy McDonnell F-4J Phantom II (BuNo 153088) in Bicentennial celebration colors 16 October 1976     Pacific Missile Test Center, Point Mugu, California. A parked Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Four, VX-4, F-4J Phantom II fighter painted for the Bicentennial. 428-GX-KN 24280   Bicentennial VX-4 F-4 Phantom II pictured over NAS North Island   A better view of the above Phantom’s tail feathers. 428-GX-K-112653      

Riker mounts are excellent for viewing your items on display.   If your looking to preserve it I would keep in it’s original box and in the dark.   Any light could eventually fade out that ribbon.   i had a terrible experience where my things were in rikers on display in a room that had no windows and was kept dark most of the day.   The lighting in the room faded out several items.

Battle of Bagsak Mountain, Jolo Island, Sulu Archipelago in Philippines.   June 11-15, 1913.  End of Moro Insurecution.   Black Jack Pershing gets recommended for Medal of Honor, declines and gets Soldiers Medal.  1911 .45 "first" used.  8th US Infantry main US force I think.  I had all the prints at one time.  They used to be free.  I don't the "main" character is the general.  But what do I know what the artist was thinking. 

Thank you Patches! Awesome photos. I forgot about pocket patches. Probably should've known that's what they really are. And thanks for the additional information & confirmation that they're all of the period. I'm learning so much. 

Never seen this one but I’ve seen similar invitation card invitations for other dances.    Nice item.

I've had this for a while and was wondering if anyone has seen another one.