1943 Travel Guide for Casablanca, Morocco with Map Used by US Army S/Sgt

This is a 1943 edition of a French/English travel guide to Casablanca, the capital of Morocco (Guides Maroc Presse). This copy is named to Staff Sergeant Paul G. Humphrey, United States 5th Army. Humphrey noted that he was in town for conferences attended by Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin. The guide has a large (22" x 28") fold-out street map, some black and white photographs, city information and several period ads. It was published in its original form in 193We have another booklet owned by S/Sgt Humphrey for sale separately (please see link at bottom of page for more information).

Published 1943.

52 pages with a 22" x 28" fold-out street map; approximately 8-1/4" in height and 4-3/4" in width.

Oaktag cover; paper.

Stapled binding.

"Staff Sergeant Paul G. Humphrey 33026080 United States Fifth Army in N. Africa" written inside front cover; more writing inside back cover; IMP. REUNIES, CAS VISA CENSURE No 9540 - 3-43 on back cover.

This is from a WWII era travel guide collection that we will be listing more of over the next few months. VCX94 LCHX2/14 SCHX03/19

6 (Fine+): The book has some heavy wear to its cover and some creasing and very small tears on the inside pages, along with a limited amount of handwriting.

As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.