Combat Insignia Stamps Offer San Antonio Light
A call to readers to exchange black and white combat insignia stamps for full color versions via stamped self addressed envelopes. The Light publishes daily a black and white copy. ten copies grant stamps in series from ten to twenty with conditions on requests and delivery.
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Combat Insignia
San Antonio
Broadway
Fifth Street
Texas
Recta
Exchange
Combat Trilenia
Combat Inelgnia
Antonio Tight
Once Red Bull Now Mighty Blue in War and Stamp Request
The letter from a Delaware farmer to Lt Col D B Gunn, judge advocate of the Second Army Corps, recounts a November pasture incident where a tank ran into his bull near Jim's Run, blaming the color shift from red to blue and humorously prompting a stamp-series offer. The army contemplates issuing a continuation of apesquoogs, with collectors asked to send black and white copies from The Light along with a form letter.
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Wilmington
Del
INS
Lient
D. Bf. Gunn
Second
Army Corps
Federal Army
Wes
Idlesvilla
Jim
Harris
Sui
Chip This Stamp and the Pearl Harbor Vermin War
A wartime item uses insect control imagery to urge a cleansing campaign against perceived threats. It describes Fighting Squadron Seventy two with an emblem of a blue burglar and an insect predator attacking a spider nest. The piece blends metaphor with military language to promote action at home.
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Pearl Harbor
Epider
Sofara
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