May 5 through 8 and 11, 1986. RUSSELL
Front cover of “United States Service Symbols” (1942) I’m a big fan of little esoteric books. I’ve grabbed them up since starting to roam through resale shops and used bookstores in Jr. High School. They could often be had for a song, and it wasn’t until the 1980s that these cultural oddities began to command a higher price. I’ll be doing a future post that collects a variety of these titles together, but for now I’m presenting the vintage military design of “United States Se
Front cover of “United States Service Symbols” (1942) I’m a big fan of little esoteric books. I’ve grabbed them up since starting to roam through resale shops and used bookstores in Jr. High School. They could often be had for a song, and it wasn’t until the 1980s that these cultural oddities began to command a higher price. I’ll be doing a future post that collects a variety of these titles together, but for now I’m presenting the vintage military design of “United States Se
Front cover of “United States Service Symbols” (1942) I’m a big fan of little esoteric books. I’ve grabbed them up since starting to roam through resale shops and used bookstores in Jr. High School. They could often be had for a song, and it wasn’t until the 1980s that these cultural oddities began to command a higher price. I’ll be doing a future post that collects a variety of these titles together, but for now I’m presenting the vintage military design of “United States Se
Front cover of “United States Service Symbols” (1942) I’m a big fan of little esoteric books. I’ve grabbed them up since starting to roam through resale shops and used bookstores in Jr. High School. They could often be had for a song, and it wasn’t until the 1980s that these cultural oddities began to command a higher price. I’ll be doing a future post that collects a variety of these titles together, but for now I’m presenting the vintage military design of “United States Se
Front cover of “United States Service Symbols” (1942) I’m a big fan of little esoteric books. I’ve grabbed them up since starting to roam through resale shops and used bookstores in Jr. High School. They could often be had for a song, and it wasn’t until the 1980s that these cultural oddities began to command a higher price. I’ll be doing a future post that collects a variety of these titles together, but for now I’m presenting the vintage military design of “United States Se
