(lot of 6) Scarce WWII candid photo of General George C. Marshall (1880-1959), Chief of Staff, U.S. Army (1939-1945) visiting the Normandy invasion area on June 20, 1944, together with other general officers, Marshall is seen washing his face assisted by an enlisted soldier holding a jerry can, note the service pistol on Marshall's hip, other general officers appear in the back ground, photo is stamped in red on the back "Important, Not for use in Western Hemisphere or British Isles", approx. 5.75"h, 4.75"w; (1) signal mirror, likely by G.E., spec No. 40653; (1) War department July 23, 1941 Basic Field Manual, Soldier's Handbook; (1) Personal Skill At Arms Record, housed in green pouch; (1) booklet, "If You Should Be Captured These Are Your Rights," War Department, May 1944; (1) soldier's bible, "New Testament," U.S. Army, Govt Printing Office, 1942, largest: approx 6.75" x 4.5"; 1.25lbs total Start Price: $60.00

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