Vtg WWII & Post War US Army Berlin Photo Album Bullion Patch Stein Named Group for Sale

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Vtg WWII & Post War US Army Berlin Photo Album Bullion Patch Stein Named Group For Sale

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Vtg WWII & Post War US Army Berlin Photo Album Bullion Patch Stein Named Group:
$895.00

Up for sale is a vintage estate find grouping for James C. Corcoran and his wife Clarice D. Defenbau (Corcoran once married) from 1945 and postwar Berlin, Germany up through 1953 with slightly over 600 photos. This is a great piece of postwar occupied Germany history for your collection.
This grouping consists of the following items:
1) Photo Album - Brown Cover - 237 Photos of both Clarice & James
2) Photo Album - Green Cover - 127 Photos mostly of Clarice D. Defenbau during 1945 & 1946
3) Photo Album / Scrapbook - Crème Color - 232 Photos of Clarice D. Defenbau's early life up through the war
4) Military Police 8 x 10 B&W Circa 1952 - 18 Photos of James C. Corcoran
4) 2 EA - Berlin, German Made, US Army Bullion Patches
5) 1 EA - Berlin Stein - Handpainted - 540 Military Police / Railway Security Guard Battalion - August 1953 - Named to James C. Corcoran
6) 1 EA - 540 MP Bu / Frankfort 1952 - 1955 Stein - marked: Made in Western Germany with 3 Stamp
7) 1 EA - Corky Berlin Mug with writing:JCH HAB SO HEIMWEH NACH MEINEM BERLIN, translation: I'M SO HOMESICK FOR MY BERLIN
8) 1 EA - Berlin 1953 Galvanized Ash Tray with German Coin Cigarette Holders
9) 1 EA - Mrs. Clarice D. Corcoran Wooden US Army Desk Sign
Shipping to run $55.00 in the USA and $250.00 to Europe or Japan.
Good luck & God Bless!!!
Some history on the couple:
A portion of Clarice Corcoran's 2017 obituary reads, "When WWII started she went to Washington DC to work for the U.S. Government. When the war was ended she volunteered to go to Germany with the occupation forces. She was a Department of the army Civilian. She was one of the first American girls in Berlin in December 1945. She was in Germany for ten years. In 1952 she met a young 2nd Lieutenant and a year later she married James C. Corcoran...Because of her husband's involvement in competitive shooting she became a range officer for the 1984 and 1996 Shooting Olympics."Please check my other listings as I have a Pistol related US Army photo group for James C. Corcoran in another sale and will also be listing his 1950 and 1951 Loyola Marymount University college junior and senoir year yearbooks.