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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
This Camp Wheeler, Georgia, military themed pillow case includes a jeep on it.
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“US Army World War II 2 Mothers Pillow Case from Camp Wheeler Georgia near Macon Ga. Pillow case has The Stars and Stripes Forever, with US Flag and neat US Amry Willys Jeep. This is a rare and tough case to find. Great piece for framing! Aprox . 18 ” by 18 ” inches.”
Thanks for the post. I bought the pillow cover, Really neat pc of WW2 memorabilia especially including the Jeep.
It’s amazing how much of that type of stuff included the Jeep. We have on display an original box of GI stationary from WW2 sold in the base PX and the Jeep is prominent on the box and is titled “Jeep Notes”.
This also would have been sold in the base PX.
Camp Wheeler operated as a staging base for WW1 and WW2 and closed in 46 and returned to the original land owner. (Wikipedia) Interesting considering today’s climate that the name was a famous Confederate general.