Original British WWII Uniform, Medal & Ephemera Grouping of Major James Francis Gates, Royal Corps of Signals with Trench Whistle & Letter of Commendation Japanese Army with some rusting staining the

with some rusting staining the cap underneath

He was particularly adept at using the relatively new media of radio and film for propaganda purposes

Strothmann created a well-known poster for the Liberty Bond drive of 1918

The gun trailer was also problematic

A Seventh Connecticut Volunteer Infantry Regiment served in the Union Army during the Civil War

Original British WWII Uniform, Medal & Ephemera Grouping of Major James Francis Gates, Royal Corps of Signals with Trench Whistle & Letter of Commendation Japanese Army with some rusting staining theOriginal Items. One of a Kind Grouping. This is the extensive grouping of Major James Francis Gates, Royal Corps of Signals. Gates worked as Technical Lines Officer to 16 Area Signals in Alexandria in 1945, then being noticed by Chief Signal Officer Harold G. Henderson, who then saw him promoted to Chief Signal Officer of the Alexandria Area on his staff, and finally as his personal Senior Technical Staff Officer. As such, he has been responsible for