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Most of the letters are written to Eudora Lampman, Bradley's future spouse, with one letter addressed to his "Sister". The letters are enhanced by Bradley's illustrations which complement the content. One particular letter discusses the divorce of their mutual friends, as well as Bradley's attempt to explain what a "Dear John" letter is to Eudora by penning a lengthy faux version. Most letters are incomplete, with only the illustrated first page having been saved.

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The folder contains an unusual ink sketch on wax (?) paper showing four pigs that when folded together make a portrait of Hitler; signed by F. Cruz, Philippines. A color print titled "Corazon Noble", dated November 1941, a supplement from "Philippine Cinema and Radio", was given to Bradley by F. Cruz. Three additional pen and ink sketches are included here.

Scope and Contents The folder includes the following: Typescript paper on Vicente Alvarez Dizon (1905-1947), copied from some reference work. Circa 1945. A portrait sketch of Sgt. Cole Bradley, drawn by Vicente Alvarez Dizon, dated May 6, 1945. Incomplete letter written by S. Cole Bradley to Eudora Lampman. Typescript of Special Orders from Headquarters 102nd AntiAircraft Artillery Brigade, marked Restricted. A copy of S. Cole Bradley's obituary and...

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Most of the sketches are done in pencil and depict everyday life as a serviceman in the Philippines including a sketch of "The S.S. Exchange off Finchhaven", "Hollandia", landscapes, and service men working on ships.

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The sketches are done in pencil and depict military life in the Philippines including indigenous people ("Nasalin"), ships, Guadalcanal, and servicemen playing cards ("Action Below").

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The sketches are done in pencil and depict military life in the Philippines including servicemen, ships, first land sighting, a guy named "Joe", and local vegetation.

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Most of the sketches are done in pencil and depict military life in the Philippines including scenes of the Tacloban docks, landscapes, Manila, and "Loly Beach, Okinawa". Included are sketches titled "Finchhaven", "Starboard Watch", and "Boy Scout Monument, Leyte".

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The sketches are done in pencil and depict military life in the Philippines including a portrait of a man ("Aussie"), gathering for a GI movie, a helicopter landing, military ships ("Grayhound"), indigenous watercrafts ("Off Leyte"), Okinawa landscapes, Cpl. John Oelkers' portrait, and General MacArthur's headquarters in Leyte.