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Covers :: Censored
	Philippine POW Camp #4, Camp O'Donnell to Frankford, De 1943 Type 3 Card. Walton Long, Machinist Mate Second Class, U.S. Navy was eventually transferred to Shinjiku (Tokyo Camp) and was liberated after the war.	Price: $250.00 Item #c5099
	Philippine POW Camp #11, Terminal Port Building to Shanghai, China 1943 Extremely Rare. Ivan Buster was with the 4th Marine Detachment that arrived in Manila 6 Dec 41. POWs at Camp #11 loaded and unloaded ships in Manila Harbor. This POW card was sent to his Russian wife (not interned) in Shanghai, China. Shanghai receiver dtd 3/2/44 on reverse. ** Note I've never seen a POW card to Shanghai in 40 years**.	Price: $1,000.00 Item #c5101
	Washington DC to U.S. Army Colonel POW, Shirakawa Camp, Taiwan 1943. Colonel Theodore M Chase of the 60th Coastal Artillery Corp was stationed on Corregidor Island. Col. Chase was interned at Shirakawa POW Camp, Taiwan. Towards to end of the war, he was transferred to Hoten, Manchuria before being liberated. Copy of the original letter is enclosed.	Price: $375.00 Item #c5104
	U.S. Army Colonel POW, Shirakawa Camp, Taiwan to Washington DC 1943. Colonel Theodore M Chase of the 60th Coastal Artillery Corp was stationed on Corregidor Island. Col. Chase was interned at Shirakawa POW Camp, Taiwan. Towards to end of the war, he was transferred to Hoten, Manchuria before being liberated. Copy of the original letter is enclosed.	Price: $400.00 Item #c5105
	Washington DC to U.S. Army Colonel POW, Hoten, Manchuria 1945. Colonel Theodore M Chase of the 60th Coastal Artillery Corp was stationed on Corregidor Island. Col. Chase was interned at Shirakawa POW Camp, Taiwan. Towards to end of the war, he was transferred to Hoten, Manchuria before being liberated. Copy of the original letter is enclosed.	Price: $375.00 Item #c5106
	Sault Sainte Marie, Mi to Philippines POW Camp #1 Cabanatuan 1943 Censored. Walter coot, 2nd LT, 59th Coast Artillery Regt was captured on Corregidor and interned at Camp 1, Cabanatuan until he was transferred to POW camp in Keijo, Korea. He was liberated after the war.	Price: $175.00 Item #c5108
	Pasadena, Ca to Civilian Internment Camp, Santo Tomas, Manila, Philippines 1942. Helen and Lewis Rohrer, Mill Shift Boss and Housewife were captured and interned at Santo Tomas, sometime in 1943 they were transferred to Los Banos. This cover was forwarded to them. Letter enclosed.	Price: $175.00 Item #c5112
	Marlborough, England to Civilian Internment Camp, Santo Tomas, Manila, Philippines 1943. Winnie Chun was a Chinese British citizen working as a maid before her capture and interned at Santo Tomas, and was liberated in 1945. The circular censor in the middle of the cover translate to "Seal of Enemy Alien Internment Camp".	Price: $175.00 Item #c5113
	Laurel, Miss to Philippines POW Camp #1 Cabanatuan 1943 Censored. Austin Everett, PFC Medical Dept, Hospital #2 was interned at Camp 1, Cabanatuan. PFC Everett survived the bombing of the Enoura Maru at Takao, was loaded onboard the Brazil Maru and died enroute from Takao to Moji, Japan in 1945.	Price: $200.00 Item #c5117
	Blandinsville, IL to Philippine POW Camp #1, Cabanatuan 194 via Gripsholm US & Japanese Censor Tapes. Earl Wheeler, Corporal was stationed with the Medical Dept, 192nd Tank Battalion, survived the Bataan Death march and was interned at Cabanatuan. He would later be transferred to Fukuoka Camp #1, Kashii, Kyushu Island.	Price: $500.00 Item #c5118

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