D-Day
D-DAY
The State, Columbia, South Carolina
June 6, 1944
“Allies Invade” A huge banner headline announces the long-awaited invasion of France by General Eisenhower and the Allies. Detailed map of the Normandy Coast.
Matted and framed for display and preservation.
$450
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