Original U.S. WWII Stalag Luft IV POW Grouping with Western Union Telegrams, Last V-Mails Home, Insignia, and ID’d Photo of Crew - Staff Sergeant Charles A. Crosby Jr. Japanese Antique Guns many of which were manufactured

many of which were manufactured at the Krupp plant in Berndorf

a name that we have unfortunately not been able to locate

The top of the lining has a standard Japanese production stamp

claiming in his defence that he believed the four to be members of Sinn Féin and that his picket was too small to guard the four prisoners

Original U.S. WWII Stalag Luft IV POW Grouping with Western Union Telegrams, Last V-Mails Home, Insignia, and ID’d Photo of Crew - Staff Sergeant Charles A. Crosby Jr. Japanese Antique Guns many of which were manufacturedOriginal Items. One of a Kind Group. This is a lovely ephemera grouping belonging to Staff Sergeant Charles A. Crosby. During World War II, Crosby was an Aerial Gunner, namely a top turret gunner, with the 333rd Bombardment Squadron, 94th Bombardment Group. He crash landed at Sibbersdorf on October 7th, 1944 in the B 17 #42 97333 Dutchess, and was captured as a Prisoner of War. He was held at the German Stalag Luft IV for about 8 months, being