1943 Fort Bliss TX Soldier FREE Mail – ‘Keep ‘Em Flying’ Slogan Cancel, Army APO

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Description

Authentic WWII soldier’s “FREE” mail from Fort Bliss, Texas, dated March 15, 1943. The cover bears the popular patriotic machine cancel reading “Let’s Go America – KEEP ‘EM FLYING” and a bold FREE marking in lieu of postage. Printed U.S. Army Postal Service A.P.O. corner card with Great Seal at upper left. Addressed via William Beaumont General Hospital, El Paso, Texas-a major Army hospital during the war. Please view all photos for condition and details; we offer combined shipping on covers.

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Genuine WWII Army postal history from Fort Bliss (El Paso), 1943

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Soldier’s FREE franking with “Keep ‘Em Flying” slogan cancel

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Official U.S. Army Postal Service A.P.O. corner card

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Historically tied to William Beaumont General Hospital

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Condition: light toning and pencil notation, minor handling consistent with age; no contents unless shown

“Single cover ships via eBay Standard Envelope (tracked). If you purchase 2+ covers or request rigid packing, I’ll upgrade to USPS Ground Advantage (tracked) and combine shipping.”

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Additional information

Weight0.1875 lbs
Dimensions11.0 × 6.0 × 1.0 in