WWII Wake Island Japan Navy Postcard USA
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:37408943 | Modified Item: No |
| Quality: Used | Certification: Uncertified |
| Grade: F (Fine) |
WWII Japanese Naval Postcard from Wake Island during Japanese Occupation.
Writtenby Kyushichi Ishii, (Su8) U103 U100, c/o Yokosuka P.O. to Yoshie Ishii, c/o Hama Ishii, 3-1363Honcho, Fujisawa-City, Kanagawa-Prefecture ※ Stampless naval postcard fromWake Island. Censored by red chop. Written “I’m sorry for not writing you solong. I’m serving in fine after entering some unit on some day. Please don’tworry about me. This is front. After ente...ring army, soon I began training ofgun and sabre. How are my mother and other persons? If there is somethinginteresting, inform me please. I wish all may be fine.” First U103 meant Wake Island. Second U100meant 65th Guard Force which served in Wake Island from December1941 to the end of WWII.
Registered Airmail US$8, EMS S/H US$22.
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Writtenby Kyushichi Ishii, (Su8) U103 U100, c/o Yokosuka P.O. to Yoshie Ishii, c/o Hama Ishii, 3-1363Honcho, Fujisawa-City, Kanagawa-Prefecture ※ Stampless naval postcard fromWake Island. Censored by red chop. Written “I’m sorry for not writing you solong. I’m serving in fine after entering some unit on some day. Please don’tworry about me. This is front. After ente...ring army, soon I began training ofgun and sabre. How are my mother and other persons? If there is somethinginteresting, inform me please. I wish all may be fine.” First U103 meant Wake Island. Second U100meant 65th Guard Force which served in Wake Island from December1941 to the end of WWII.
Registered Airmail US$8, EMS S/H US$22.
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