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Clipping, Newspaper - 2019.015.0004
Newspaper clipping that briefly describes several men from Campbell County who were in the service during WWII. Dale Johnson, the donor's uncle, is included. At the time of the article, Sergeant Dale Johnson was in England with the 364th Bomber Squadron, 305th bomber group.
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Coin - 2018.029.0186
One Penny coin with a "3" etched onto one side, which also shows Brittania seated holding a shield with the Union Flag and a trident.
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Coin - 2018.029.0188
Three Pence coin. On the obverse is a profile of King George VI facing to the left. "GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX F : D : IND : IMP" is stamped around the edge. "MP" is stamped just below the neck of King George VI. On the reverse is stamped "THREE PENCE 1942" around a three-headed thrift plant in relief at the center. The coin is shaped into a dodecagon (12 sides).
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Coin, Crown - 2018.029.0185
British Half Crown coin with the image of King George V on the front, and a coat of arms on the reverse side.
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Envelope - 2017.066.0225
Envelope sent by the U.S. Army Postal Service from Allen J. Sutherland to Mrs. A.D. Sutherland (his mother). This was sent in May of 1944 when he was stationed in England. The front of the envelope has a postmark stamp as well as a handwritten date, an embossed 6 cent air mail mark in the upper right corner, and a stamp and signature indicating it went through censors and was passed by the Army Examiner. The back of the envelope has a handwritten...
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Envelope - 2017.066.0226
Envelope sent by the U.S. Army Postal Service from Allen J. Sutherland to Miss Vivian Sutherland (his sister). This was sent in late May of 1944 when he was stationed in England. The front of the envelope has a postmark stamp as well as a handwritten date, an embossed 6 cent air mail mark in the upper right corner, and a stamp and signature indicating it went through censors and was passed by the Army Examiner. Both sides have an alternating red ...
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Envelope - 2017.066.0227
Envelope sent by the U.S. Army Postal Service from Allen J. Sutherland to Miss Vivian Sutherland (his sister). This was sent in late May of 1944 when he was stationed in England. The front of the envelope has a postmark stamp, an embossed 6 cent air mail mark in the upper right corner, and a stamp and signature indicating it went through censors and was passed by the Army Examiner. Both sides have an alternating red and blue border that is unique...
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Envelope - 2018.029.0017a
Envelope sent from Glenn "Punk" Fitch in England to Vivian Sutherland in Gillette, Wyoming by air mail service. The envelope was postmarked on March 25, 1944, though the letter inside was dated March 24, 1944. The envelope and letter were assessed by an Army Examiner, Bernard Dougherty.
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Envelope - 2018.029.0020a
Envelope sent via Air Mail from Glenn "Punk" Fitch in England to his aunt, Vivian Sutherland, in Gillette, Wyoming. The envelope has a red, blue, and cream border, with an embossed orange air mail 6 cent stamp in the upper right corner. The envelope was postmarked by the U.S. Army Postal service on March 12, 1944 (though the letter inside was dated March 11, 1944). The envelope was passed and stamped by the U.S. Army Examiner John Hanlon on the f...
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Handkerchief - 2019.001.0164
Blue silk handkerchief with a white lace border. "Greetings (?) from England" is embroidered with yellow and a floral pattern is emboidered between the text at one of the corners.
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Harp, Jaw - 2018.029.0268
Jaw harp, possibly iron or steel. This is a musical instrument played in the mouth. One end of the harp is formed by 7 crescent shapes that alternate between pointing outwards and pointing inwards, forming an almost triangular shape. The two bottom crescents on the left and right sides extend downwards into two parallel straight bars with 5 horizontal notches for decoration. One of the straight parallel bars is engraved "MADE IN" and the other ba...
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Letter - 2017.066.0073a
This is a 4 page letter from Allen J. Sutherland to his parents. It was written the day before he died in France. On two sheets of paper, writing on both sides, Bud tells his parents not to worry if he doesn't write for a period of time. He also mentions that it is almost the one-month mark for having been in France and mentions their hope that the war would be over by Christmas. He writes about the planes that are flying overhead and bombing the...
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Letter - 2017.066.0209
Handwritten letter from Allen J. Sutherland to his family, signed "Bud." It was written on a single sheet of paper and folded. It was sent from England by air mail and postmarked July 11, 1944 in Gillette. In the letter Bud discusses v-mail letters, his desire for the Gillette newspaper, sending money home, difficulty of getting black ink and pencil lead in England, the weather, and gardening.
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Letter - 2017.066.0210
Handwritten letter from Allen J. Sutherland to his family, signed "Bud." It was written on a single sheet of paper and folded. It was sent from England. In the letter Bud discusses letters from home, the weather, playing sports, food, and his mom having an infection.
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Letter - 2017.066.0211
Handwritten letter from Allen J. Sutherland to his family, signed "Bud." It was written on a single sheet of paper and folded. It was sent from England. In the letter Bud discusses entertainment, children in the family, laundry, sending money home, censorship of mail, and a photograph taken at Fort Dix.
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Letter - 2017.066.0212
Handwritten V-mail letter from Allen J. Sutherland to his family, signed "Bud." This letter was sent from a camp in England. On one side is the letter and address information that has been passed by the Army Examiner, and the other side has the envelope address information and instructions. There is a 6 cent stamp (required for air mail) on the outside of the envelope. In the letter Bud discusses writing letters, mail, the weather, and a soldier ...
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Letter - 2017.066.0213
Handwritten letter from Allen J. Sutherland to his family, signed "Bud." It was sent from England. The letter has been censored by cutting out sections. The letter was written on three sheets of paper. In the letter Bud discusses letters from family, the Gillette newspaper, the degrees of censorship, horse branding, automobile dealers, and guard duty.
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Letter - 2018.029.0017b
Handwritten letter from Glenn "Punk" Fitch in England to Vivian Sutherland and "Grand Folks" in Gillette, Wyoming. The letter was written on two sheets of plain paper. In the letter Punk discusses his family members, filing for land, and the lack of anything else to write about.
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Letter - 2018.029.0020b
Handwritten letter from Glenn "Punk" Fitch in England to his aunt, Vivian Sutherland, and "Folks" in Gillette, Wyoming. The letter was written on the front of two sheets of plain paper. In the letter, Glenn discusses needing Ike's (possiby Almon "Ike" Edwards) address, a letter he received from Bud Sutherland about his furlough and vehicle trouble, and a ball game he lost earlier that day.
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