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No full textOn page – Caption 1: Sun goddess Kuan yon Min. “The statue is 265 ft. tall.”; Caption 2: T.O. Gannon with some French children Hibiya Park, Tokyo.; Caption 3: “Small pictures are of the great Shinto Shrine in Nikko. It was built 450 years ago and cost approximately 4,000,000. It is made all of ivory, mahogany, gold and silver”
Pictures sent by T.O. Gannon from Tatebayashi, Japan. 2/24/46
Postcard, back
No full textOn back: "This is quite a picturesque scene, usually with a deep blue sky and white caps on the blue-green water!
Noumea is the capital and by far the largest town. The other towns are very small affairs with half a dozen houses or so.
In the foreground are some of the pine trees!
Some fun.
Regards,
Herbert" Found on page 3, Scrapbook 2.This is quite a picturesque scene, usually with a deep blue sky and white caps on the blue-green water!
Noumea is the capital and by far the largest town. The other towns are very small affairs with half a dozen houses or so.
In the foreground are some of the pine trees!
Some fun.
Regards,
Herber
Samoan Family, back
No full textOn back: "Taken on the Island of Samoa - A typical native family." [To the side, it says "#40 Syck"] Found on page 7, Scrapbook 2.Taken on the Island of Samoa - A typical native family. [To the side, it says "#40 Syck"
Japanese Casualty, back
No full textOn back: "Guam 1945 a dead Jap. Wm. S. Justice" Found on page 32, Scrapbook 2.Guam 1945 a dead Jap. Wm. S. Justic
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No full textOn page - Caption 1: Taken on Island of Upalo (W. Samoa). A native chief of village Mulunuia, Iga Iiaga; Caption 2: Taken on Island of Samoa, June 1943. A Somoan girl doing a native dance known as seiva seiva.; Caption 3: Taken on Island of Samoa - a typical native family; Caption 4: Above pictures from Paul A. Syck.Taken on Island of Upalo (W. Samoa). A native chief of village Mulunuia, Iga Iiaga
Taken on Island of Samoa, June 1943. A Somoan girl doing a native dance known as seiva seiva.
Taken on Island of Samoa - a typical native family
Above pictures from Paul A. Syck