US WWII OFFICER Trunk
Grouping - Africa, Italy -
5th Army - Nice!
VERY nice and extensive
trunk grouping. Named to
Capt. (later, MAJOR), Curtis
A. GRAY. The trunk is just
as it was at war's end. It
has even the original
shipping tags still on it.
Filled with quality items.
original officer's visor
cap, multiple uniform pants,
two uniform shirts, multiple
belts, multiple garrison
caps, money belt, great
coat, Uniform jacket with
original insignia, desk name
plaque, souvenir shell he
purchased at Pompeii,
Puttees, several Stars and
Stripes newspapers, his
Records Jacket full of
original paperwork, a super
PHOTO ALBUM, very well
captioned throughout. Starts
with photos from their
wedding, then he sails to
England on July 1, 1942 with
the 80th Ordnance Company,
telegrams he sent home, he
was with the invasion force
"Operation Torch" landing in
ORAN in 1942. portrait photo
of him taken in Oran when he
was the commander of the
330th Ordnance Motor
Transport Company, many
photos he took while in
North Africa, then photos
from SICILY, many identified
personnel, then photos from
mainland Italy, original
patches he sent home to his
wife - I Armored Corps, 5th
Army and 2nd Corps, phot of
plaque Mark Clark presented
to the unit, several nice ID
cards, and more. Also comes
with his original DISCHARGE
and SEPARATION papers, and
more! great grouping!
$1565