Original U.S. WWII USMC Named Photo Album of Japan Antique Shotguns with one crack along the

with one crack along the side that does not effect the stability at all

the RAF decided it didn't need many inland fighter bases and was happy to lease most of them to the United States as airfields for heavy bombers

but recipients of the Order of the Red Eagle continued to wear it with their other decorations during the eras of the Weimar Republic

Note: Tube only

so a replacement was needed

Original U.S. WWII USMC Named Photo Album of Japan Antique Shotguns with one crack along theOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This album was the property of U. S. Marine Corps Leroy E. Paulson. The first portion of the album is Paulson and his fellow marines as well a news clippings and other mementos. The second half features dozens of Japanese Occupation and WW2 photos. All photos are period authentic (no copies) and each is individually mounted with period correct photo corner squares. The pages display 132 original photos including many