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  | Gibraltar to Cincinnati, OH 1940 Gibraltar Censor Ty T1B, Sc 7. | Price: $125.00 Item #c5077 |
 | Jerusalem, Palestine to Los Angeles, Ca 1941 Jerusalem Censor Ty 6B2, Sc 6. | Price: $50.00 Item #c5078 |
  | Victoria, Hong Kong to Washington DC 1940 fwd Raleigh, NC Hong Kong "Not Open by Censor" H/S. HK censor Ty 7B, Sc 7. | Price: $100.00 Item #c5079 |
 | Oslo, NOrway to Los Angeles, Ca 1945 Norwegian Censor. | Price: $25.00 Item #c5080 |
 | Malta to Oakland, Ca 1943 Malta Censor Ty 8B, Sc 5. | Price: $30.00 Item #c5081 |
 | La Palmas, Canary Island to Liverpool, England 1939 Las Palmas Censor. | Price: $25.00 Item #c5082 |
   | Washington DC to Shirakawa POW Camp, Taiwan 1944 US & Japanese Censors. Colonel Theodore M. Chase of the 60th Coastal Artillery Corp was stationed on Corregidor Island. Col Chase was interned at Shirakawa POW Camp in Taiwan. Towards the end of the was he was transferred to Hoten, Manchukuo before being liberated. A xerox copy of the letter that use to be in the cover is enclosed. | Price: $350.00 Item #c5084 |
   | Col Theodore Chase, Shirakawa POW Camp, Taiwan to Washington DC 1944. Colonel Chase was the Commanding Officer, 60th Coastal Artillery Corp and was captured on Corregidor. Towards the end of the war he was transferred to Hoten before being liberated. | Price: $450.00 Item #c5085 |
   | Washington DC to U.S. Army Colonel POW, Shirakawa Camp, Taiwan 1943. Colonel Theodore M Chase of the 60th Coastal Artillery Corp was stationed on Corregidor Island. Col. Chase was interned at Shirakawa POW Camp, Taiwan. Towards to end of the war, he was transferred to Hoten, Manchuria before being liberated. Copy of the original letter is enclosed. | Price: $375.00 Item #c5086 |
   | Shirakawa POW Camp, Taiwan to Washington DC 194x US & Japanese Censors. Colonel Theodore M. Chase of the 60th Coastal Artillery Corp was stationed on Corregidor Island. Col Chase was interned at Shirakawa POW Camp in Taiwan. Towards the end of the was he was transferred to Hoten, Manchukuo before being liberated. A xerox copy of the letter that use to be in the cover is enclosed. | Price: $450.00 Item #c5087 |
   | U.S. Army Colonel POW, Shirakawa Camp, Taiwan to Washington DC 1943. Colonel Theodore M Chase of the 60th Coastal Artillery Corp was stationed on Corregidor Island. Col. Chase was interned at Shirakawa POW Camp, Taiwan. Towards to end of the war, he was transferred to Hoten, Manchuria before being liberated. Copy of the original letter is enclosed. | Price: $450.00 Item #c5088 |
  | Port Louis, Mauritius to Edgewater, NJ 1944 GB & Mauritius Censor Ty V, Sc 7. back stamped Mauritius, New York & Edgewater. | Price: $125.00 Item #c5090 |
  | Philippine POW Camp #1, Cabanatuan to Los Angeles, Ca 1943. Jack Ford was Captain of 26th Cavalry Regiment, was interned at Cabanatuan, In 1945 he was killed while being transported onboard the Enoura Maru, which was bombed by the Allies at the Port of Takao, Formosa. | Price: $200.00 Item #c5093 |
  | Hammond, IN to Philippines POW Camp #2, Davao Penal Colony 1943 Censored. John Gordan, PFC 28th Bomb Sqd, 19th Bomb Grp, V Bomber Command was captured and interned at Camp #2, Davao Penal Colony until it was closed on 12 Jun 1944 and he was transferred to Camp 1, Cabanatuan. This incoming cover was redirected to Camp 1, Cabanatuan and recd 4 Oct 44 (13 months in transit). PFC Gordan was one of the POWs liberated by the 6th Army Ranger Batt on 1/30/44. | Price: $175.00 Item #c5095 |
  | Philippine POW Camp #2, Davao Penal Colony to Nampa, ID 1943. Ray Billick, Corporal was with the 5th Air Base Group and was liberated after the war. | Price: $200.00 Item #c5098 |
  | Philippine POW Camp #4, Camp O'Donnell to Frankford, De 1943 Type 3 Card. Walton Long, Machinist Mate Second Class, U.S. Navy was eventually transferred to Shinjiku (Tokyo Camp) and was liberated after the war. | Price: $250.00 Item #c5099 |
  | Philippine POW Camp #10A, Palawan to Antioch, Ca fwd Oakland 1943. William Brown, PFC U.A. Army Air Corp. PFC Brown was killed 12/14/44 what was later described as the Palawan Massacre. Upon notification of pending U.S. Invasion, the Japanese guards herded all POWs into an underground bunker, pour fuel into the bunker and set it on fire. Less than 6 men survived. | Price: $400.00 Item #c5100 |
  | Philippine POW Camp #11, Terminal Port Building to Shanghai, China 1943 Extremely Rare. Ivan Buster was with the 4th Marine Detachment that arrived in Manila 6 Dec 41. POWs at Camp #11 loaded and unloaded ships in Manila Harbor. This POW card was sent to his Russian wife (not interned) in Shanghai, China. Shanghai receiver dtd 3/2/44 on reverse. ** Note I've never seen a POW card to Shanghai in 40 years**. | Price: $1,000.00 Item #c5101 |
   | U.S. Army Colonel POW, Shirakawa Camp, Taiwan to Washington DC 1943. Colonel Theodore M Chase of the 60th Coastal Artillery Corp was stationed on Corregidor Island. Col. Chase was interned at Shirakawa POW Camp, Taiwan. Towards to end of the war, he was transferred to Hoten, Manchuria before being liberated. Copy of the original letter is enclosed. | Price: $400.00 Item #c5103 |
   | Washington DC to U.S. Army Colonel POW, Shirakawa Camp, Taiwan 1943. Colonel Theodore M Chase of the 60th Coastal Artillery Corp was stationed on Corregidor Island. Col. Chase was interned at Shirakawa POW Camp, Taiwan. Towards to end of the war, he was transferred to Hoten, Manchuria before being liberated. Copy of the original letter is enclosed. | Price: $375.00 Item #c5104 |
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