I wonder who the woman is?
“1945 Press Photo Military personnel in a jeep in front of railroad cars. This is an original press photo. Railroads – Misc. Cars Photo measures 8 x 6 inches. Photo is dated 03-03-1945.”
I wonder who the woman is?
“1945 Press Photo Military personnel in a jeep in front of railroad cars. This is an original press photo. Railroads – Misc. Cars Photo measures 8 x 6 inches. Photo is dated 03-03-1945.”
UPDATE: Both of these were on eBay several years ago, the sign in 2017 and the patch in 2015. According to Bruce (see comments) the club still exists.
“OLD SOMERSET JEEP CLUB TIN/METAL SIGN
MEASURES 18X10
HAS ORIGINAL RED PAINT
CONDITION MISSING PAINT/HAS A BEND IN IT
COOL OLD JEEP SIGN!!”
Jeep Club patch sold on ebay in 2015:
The January 1963 issue of Playthings Magazine included this neat Tonka ad. I tried to find a full issue of Playthings Magazine on eBay, but there weren’t any 1960s that I could find. I suspect this is probably a rare ad.
This family seems to have been happy to see the GIs.
“1944 Press Photo German Family near Aachen Germany surround American Jeep. This is an original press photo. A large German Family near Aachen gathers around an American Jeep which formed part of the first Column to enter Germany and talk with men of General Bradley’s First Army Photo measures 9 x 7.25 inches. Photo is dated 09-16-1944.”
This seemed appropriate in anticipation of Thanksgiving. It was published in the October 1954 issue of Willys News.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
If I wore ties, I’d snag this.
“1960s Jeep original dealership showroom salesmans promotional gold colored tie bar, size 2 inches, condition is good, any questions please send an e-mail, USA shipping will be $4.00”
Some more random jeep photos courtesy of Charles.

Note the cool billboard!
Is this an early Watson Hub? Something else? I don’t recognize it. It is on a 1952 truck for sale in Los Angeles right now.
Nevada’s “The Union” newspaper shared an article on a 1942 Slat Grille owned by Brian Miner.
http://www.theunion.com/entertainment/ron-cherry-veteran-42-willys-mb-jeep/