Autographs, Autograph, Autographed, Document Signed, Photo Signed, Signed Document, Signed Photo

Author-signed copy of ''Marsmen in Burma,'' written and published by John Randolph: Houston: 1946. ''Marsmen were the men of...

Poignant letter by a Ravensbrueck Concentration Camp inmate named Konrad Kociemski, who was likely in the adjacent men's wing. German letter tra...

Autobiography entitled ''Rickenbacker,'' signed by the celebrated aviator. Prentice Hall: Englewood Cliffs, NJ: 1967. Signed in blac...

Admiral Hyman Rickover signed 8'' x 10'' glossy photo. The Rear Admiral signs the 1955 U.S. Navy photo: ''H.G. Rickover'...

16 April 1945 issue of ''The New York Times'' with extensive coverage of FDR's funeral, including a large picture of grave lower...

Nice Joe Rosenthal autograph letter signed dated 11 November 1992. Rosenthal responds to a request for his autograph: ''Dear Mrs. Markopoulo...

Glossy 8'' x 10'' photo of the Iwo Jima flag-raising, signed vertically in blue felt tip, ''Joe Rosenthal, AP photograph Iwo...

General Holland M. Smith typed letter signed, dated 23 March 1945, on Office of the Commanding General, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific letterhead. Units

WWII Pacific theatre General signs ''Joseph W. Stilwell'' to a 1943 typed letter on ''Office of the Commanding General / Chi...

Theodore ''Dutch'' Van Kirk lengthy notation upon a photograph of the Enola Gay. Van Kirk writes in blue marker at the top: '...

Color satin-finish 10'' x 8'' photo of the Enola Gay on the runway, signed in blue felt tip, ''The first atomic bomb was dro...

Handwritten questionnaire signed by Theodore ''Dutch'' Van Kirk, the Enola Gay Navigator. Van Kirk writes that he wasn't surpris...

WWII General Alexander Vandegrift ''garrison cap'' with accompanying twice-signed autograph letter. Letter, dated 11 August 1957, re...

American soldier Parker Hull's documentation of World War II, via 293 photographs. Hull's unit fought in North Africa in 1943, so many pictu...

Gigantic United States Air Corps collection from World War II that belonged to Air Corps officer Jack Furber. The lot contains two original uniforms,

Original AP teletype dated 29 August 1945, just days before the formal ending of World War II. Teletype reports on the impending Japanese surrender wi

3 August 1945 issue of ''The New York Times'' announcing that Germany is ''Stripped of Industry by Big Three'', with...

Dramatic coverage by ''The New York Times'' from 8 August 1945, two days after the atom bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. Headline read...

10 August 1945 issue of ''The New York Times,'' the day after the U.S. dropped the second nuclear bomb on Japan at Nagasaki. Excerpt...

11 August 1945 issue of ''The New York Times,'' with news of Japan's intention to surrender. Front page includes a photo of reli...