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Analog of the Japanese Type B Cipher Machine (codenamed Purple) built by the U.S. Army Signal Intelligence Service
Photograph of Robert C. Giffen with Message and Signature, 1942 June 7
A photograph of Robert C Giffen, 1886-1962, with message to Harold Stark:
Transcription:
To Comman’er [Commander]
A “Grand Boss”
From
His Task Force Comdr. [Commander]
Rbe [Robert] Giffen
T. F. 99
Scapa Flow
June 7/42
Robert Carlisle Giffen…
A Photograph Depicting the Scale and How the Rooms Were Cleaned and Maintained, American Rooms in Miniature, Mrs. James Ward Throne, 1941.
This photograph was in Mrs. James Ward Thorne’s book, American Rooms in Miniature, published in 1941, page 5
A Photograph of the Navy Distinguished Service Medal, Awarded Stark in 1942 and 1948
The photograph depicts the Navy Navy Distinguished Service Medal that Stark was awarded. It is a gold and blue medallion, with an eagle at the center, and attached to a gold and blue ribbon by an anchor affixed within a five pointed star.
A Photograph of Tiny Furniture in the Early American Kitchen
This photograph was found in Mrs Fisher’s pictures of the Dollhouse, a series of photographs in black and white.
A Photograph of Women Viewing Mrs. Fisher’s Dollhouse at the Boston Store, [1954].
This photograph was in the E. S. Farley Library Archives Digitized Files, Dollhouse Pictures [1954]. The date for the photograph has been identified as 1954 by a comparison with another newspaper clipping, “Her Hobby Helps Handicapped,” in Mrs.…
A Portrait Photograph of Harold R. Stark, Aide to Secretary of the Navy, [1930 June 25], Getty Images.
The photograph depicts a portrait of Harold R. Stark from June 25, 1930.
Admiral Stark’s awards and decorations, ca 1920s-1940s
A photograph of an assortment of Admiral Stark’s awards, medals, and military decorations. This photograph shows that, even despite the controversy surrounding Stark’s actions at Pearl Harbor, he remained valiant and honorable. Admiral Stark was…
Birds Eye View of John Stark’s Ivory Cane, with an Inscribed Metal Band Underneath the Rounded Top that Says “Presented to Gen. John Stark for his Defence of Fort William Henry, 1757 March 17
This item is John Stark’s Ivory Cane, with an Inscribed Metal Band Underneath the Rounded Top that Says “Presented to Gen. John Stark for his Defence of Fort William Henry.”