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War Postcards82 of 113A few more photos of the Legations and Military Camps. Peking. 1911  Interesting old postcard
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    Posted 13 years ago

    LSOB1974
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    Vintage photos of the US 15th infatry on tour in Tientsin China 1911
    9 Pictures in total
    6 Postcards
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    1. scottvez scottvez, 13 years ago
      Interesting photographs of US soldiers training.

      The Boxer Rebellion and resulting "Peace Keeping" missions in China are unknown to most Americans.

      Scott
    2. LSOB1974 LSOB1974, 13 years ago
      Yes Scott these are the sort of things that can be forgot about. History can be cruel.
    3. Chrisnp Chrisnp, 13 years ago
      Unknown to most Americans, but when I was in China I picked up a book of reproduced photos of this "period of imperialist occupation."
    4. LSOB1974 LSOB1974, 13 years ago
      Hi Chris will put some other postcards and photos on
    5. LSOB1974 LSOB1974, 13 years ago
      Hi there looking to know how rare these postcards and photos are and does anyone know much about these
    6. scottvez scottvez, 13 years ago
      I wouldn't call these rare. They are desirable for collectors-- esp. the real photographs.

      They would be much more desirable if they were during the actual Boxer Rebellion instead of the peace keeping years.

      Scott

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