Jan 1 1942 WWII Selective Service Army Induction Notice Buffalo NY Marchione
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Original World War II Selective Service induction notice addressed to Roger Angelo Marchione, Order No. 11324, directing him to report for Army training and service. The form carries the formal 'The President of the United States' heading and states that he had been selected for training and service in the Army.
The reporting instructions are unusually specific and visually strong: 29 S. Division St., 7:00 a.m., January 1, 1942. That date places the notice less than four weeks after Pearl Harbor and only weeks after the United States formally entered World War II, giving the paper immediate Buffalo home-front and Selective Service context rather than being just a generic wartime form.
Condition: Fair original paper condition with folds, toning, edge wear and losses as photographed. Sold as the exact historic document shown.
Jan 1 1942 WWII Selective Service Army Induction Notice Buffalo NY Marchione
$27.99
The reporting instructions are unusually specific and visually strong: 29 S. Division St., 7:00 a.m., January 1, 1942. That date places the notice less than four weeks after Pearl Harbor and only weeks after the United States formally entered World War II, giving the paper immediate Buffalo home-front and Selective Service context rather than being just a generic wartime form.
Condition: Fair original paper condition with folds, toning, edge wear and losses as photographed. Sold as the exact historic document shown.