Military Ephemera Collection,

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Military Ephemera Collection,

Abstract

The Military Ephemera Collection contains ephemera (printed documents, created for a specific, limited purpose, and generally designed to be discarded after use) primarily related to experiences of North Carolinans in the armed forces. The collection was assembled over a period of several year by State Archives of NC staff. Materials primarily include tickets, pamphlets, and correspondence not deemed large enough for its own collection.

Descriptive Summary

Title
Military Ephemera Collection
Call Number
7544
Creator
Unknown
Date
1916-1975
Extent
0.17 cubic feet
Repository
State Archives of North Carolina

Restrictions on Access & Use

Access Restrictions

There are no restrictions on accessing this collection.

Use Restrictions

There are no restrictions on the use of this collection.

Arrangement Note

The Military Ephemera Collection is arranged into four series: World War I materials; World War II matierals; Korean War materials; and Vietnam War materials. Records within each series are arranged chronologically.

Contents of the Collection

1. World War I Ephemera, 1916 - 1919

Milton T. Morgan letter, Sept. 28, 1918, 1918-09-28
Letter
George Sewell Correspondence, 1917-1918
Correspondence

2. World War II Ephemera Series, 1941 - 1945

Graham Autry letter (1945), 1945
Letter

World War II V-Mail (1944-1945), 1944-1945

Container Count 3 Folders

3. Korean War Ephemera, 1950 - 1955

Christmas dinner menu, 1951, Company L, 5th Regimental Combat Team, 1951

Processing:

This collection was originally titled the Robert Q Harpe Papers and was housed under the Korean War Collection. It was moved to the Military Ephemera Collection on 10/9/2025.

Scope and Contents note:

Menu for Christmas dinner, 1951, Company L ("Lees Miserables"), 5th Regimental Combat Team, U.S. Army, including roster of company (which includes Sgt. Robert Q. Harpe).

4. Vietnam War Ephemera Series, 1955 - 1975

Camp Lejeune and Cherry Point Bus Schedules, 1962, 1965, 1971

Container Count 1 Folder
People's Victory Bond, 1971 March To End Vietnam War Stop The Killing Anti-War, 1971
People's Victory Bond