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Peter's Evil Overlord List This Evil Overlord List is Copyright 1996-1997 by Peter Anspach. If you enjoy it, feel free to pass it along or post it anywhere, provided that (1) it is not altered in any way, and (2) this copyright notice is attached. AN IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING THE COPYRIGHT: This Evil Overlord List grew out of the exchanges on what is now the Star Trek mailing list 'shields-up@spies.com', beginning in 1994 (when it was still 'startrek@cs.arizona.edu'). We were kicking around cliches that appeared on 'Deep Space 9' at the time, and I started to compile a list of classic blunders they were making. The list came to about 20 or so items. In 1995, I decided to try to make it into a Top 100 List. I attached a copyright notice, some friends of mine posted it to a few newsgroups, and the contributions quickly poured in.

'Operation Overlord' was the plan to invade Europe in Normandy on June 6, 1944 (focuses on U.S. Participation in a very simplistic example of just some of the operations involved). The strategic level (what needs to be done): • land troops, secure and hold the Normandy beaches; • place troops inland behind enemy lines;.

In 1996 I revised the list entries to their current form, the Web page went up, more contributions were solicited, the list expanded beyond 100 and I had to open up a dungeon. I continued to contribute items; my total is around 40 or so. So while I am the originator, editor, and principal contributor, I certainly did not write the majority of the items on the list -- as may be seen by the sheer number of individuals who are listed as contributors. Around 1997, as the final contributions were coming in, a couple contributors mentioned that this was similar to a list of things not to do if you capture James Bond that had appeared on a sci-fi newsgroup.

I'd never heard of or seen this list, so I assumed it was parallel development or perhaps something I had inspired. On November 12, 2002, I exchanged some emails with Jack Butler who has a. Butler: 'This list has its origins on the now-nonexistent FidoNet Science Fiction and Fandom (SFFAN) email echo, in a discussion regarding a sketch seen on an episode of Saturday Night Live sometime in 1990. In the sketch, several Bond villains were appearing on a talkshow touting their new book, 'What Not To Do If You Capture James Bond'. The discussion on SFFAN was specifically regarding what advice might be found in that book.

The instigator of the discussion was Alesia Chamness; other contributors included Jason Welles, Brian R. Williams, Merideth Knepper, and Alexi Vandenburg. I was also one of its contributors. When I originally posted this list to the Internet in 1994, I did so without any awareness of Mr. Anspach, the Star Trek mailing list on which his version of the list appeared, or (later) his website.' Apparently both lists were compiled during overlapping periods of time.

Comparing the two, some items appear on one list but not the other. Other items appear identical to those on this list; since many are the result of my writing or editing, I believe they were taken from this list and posted to that list without permission. But other items on that list appear identical to contributions I received before I edited them. Those items may have been taken from that list and submitted here under false pretenses, or they may have innocently been submitted to both lists by their originators. It appears that as a result of this 'cross-contamination', the two lists have arrived at a point where there are variations on each other and it is probably impossible to untangle them. (I would still like to talk with Alesia Chamness. If you know her, please ask her to email me.) I believe Jack Butler when he says the list on his website is the current form of the James Bond Villain list, and I thank him for helping to clarify matters.

Let me state that I had nothing to do with the FidoNet SFFAN list which is firmly in the public domain, and I lay no claim to it. The copyright statement attached to my list applies only to this list, in the form it appears. -- Peter Anspach. (From the ) Attention all Evil Overlord List Aspirants: Contrary to popular belief, taking over the universe is not as easy as it would first appear. Due to the complexity of this task, Peter regrets that he is currently unable to give the list the attention it deserves. The list is therefore going on a temporary hiatus. This is a temporary condition.

As soon as he is able to respond in a timely manner -- or until he becomes unquestioned lord and master of all things, whichever comes first -- the list will not be updated and no new suggestions will be considered. He would sincerely apologize for this inconvenience, were it in character for an Evil Overlord to do so. Being an Evil Overlord seems to be a good career choice. It pays well, there are all sorts of perks and you can set your own hours. However every Evil Overlord I've read about in books or seen in movies invariably gets overthrown and destroyed in the end. I've noticed that no matter whether they are barbarian lords, deranged wizards, mad scientists or alien invaders, they always seem to make the same basic mistakes every single time. With that in mind, allow me to present.

The Top 100 Things I'd Do If I Ever Became An Evil Overlord • My Legions of Terror will have helmets with clear plexiglass visors, not face-concealing ones. • My ventilation ducts will be too small to crawl through.

• My noble half-brother whose throne I usurped will be killed, not kept anonymously imprisoned in a forgotten cell of my dungeon. • Shooting is not too good for my enemies. • The artifact which is the source of my power will not be kept on the Mountain of Despair beyond the River of Fire guarded by the Dragons of Eternity. It will be in my safe-deposit box. The same applies to the object which is my one weakness. • I will not gloat over my enemies' predicament before killing them.

• When I've captured my adversary and he says, 'Look, before you kill me, will you at least tell me what this is all about?' I'll say, 'No.' And shoot him.

No, on second thought I'll shoot him then say 'No.' • After I kidnap the beautiful princess, we will be married immediately in a quiet civil ceremony, not a lavish spectacle in three weeks' time during which the final phase of my plan will be carried out. • I will not include a self-destruct mechanism unless absolutely necessary. If it is necessary, it will not be a large red button labelled 'Danger: Do Not Push'. The big red button marked 'Do Not Push' will instead trigger a spray of bullets on anyone stupid enough to disregard it. Similarly, the ON/OFF switch will not clearly be labelled as such.

• I will not interrogate my enemies in the inner sanctum -- a small hotel well outside my borders will work just as well. • I will be secure in my superiority.

Therefore, I will feel no need to prove it by leaving clues in the form of riddles or leaving my weaker enemies alive to show they pose no threat. • One of my advisors will be an average five-year-old child. Any flaws in my plan that he is able to spot will be corrected before implementation. • All slain enemies will be cremated, or at least have several rounds of ammunition emptied into them, not left for dead at the bottom of the cliff.

The announcement of their deaths, as well as any accompanying celebration, will be deferred until after the aforementioned disposal. • The hero is not entitled to a last kiss, a last cigarette, or any other form of last request. • I will never employ any device with a digital countdown. If I find that such a device is absolutely unavoidable, I will set it to activate when the counter reaches 117 and the hero is just putting his plan into operation. • I will never utter the sentence 'But before I kill you, there's just one thing I want to know.' • When I employ people as advisors, I will occasionally listen to their advice.

• I will not have a son. Although his laughably under-planned attempt to usurp power would easily fail, it would provide a fatal distraction at a crucial point in time. • I will not have a daughter.

She would be as beautiful as she was evil, but one look at the hero's rugged countenance and she'd betray her own father. • Despite its proven stress-relieving effect, I will not indulge in maniacal laughter. When so occupied, it's too easy to miss unexpected developments that a more attentive individual could adjust to accordingly. • I will hire a talented fashion designer to create original uniforms for my Legions of Terror, as opposed to some cheap knock-offs that make them look like Nazi stormtroopers, Roman footsoldiers, or savage Mongol hordes. All were eventually defeated and I want my troops to have a more positive mind-set. • No matter how tempted I am with the prospect of unlimited power, I will not consume any energy field bigger than my head.

• I will keep a special cache of low-tech weapons and train my troops in their use. That way -- even if the heroes manage to neutralize my power generator and/or render the standard-issue energy weapons useless -- my troops will not be overrun by a handful of savages armed with spears and rocks.

• I will maintain a realistic assessment of my strengths and weaknesses. Even though this takes some of the fun out of the job, at least I will never utter the line 'No, this cannot be! I AM INVINCIBLE Nascar Heat Skin Template Dji. !!!' (After that, death is usually instantaneous.) • No matter how well it would perform, I will never construct any sort of machinery which is completely indestructible except for one small and virtually inaccessible vulnerable spot. • No matter how attractive certain members of the rebellion are, there is probably someone just as attractive who is not desperate to kill me. Therefore, I will think twice before ordering a prisoner sent to my bedchamber. • I will never build only one of anything important.

All important systems will have redundant control panels and power supplies. For the same reason I will always carry at least two fully loaded weapons at all times. • My pet monster will be kept in a secure cage from which it cannot escape and into which I could not accidentally stumble. • I will dress in bright and cheery colors, and so throw my enemies into confusion. • All bumbling conjurers, clumsy squires, no-talent bards, and cowardly thieves in the land will be preemptively put to death. My foes will surely give up and abandon their quest if they have no source of comic relief.

• All naive, busty tavern wenches in my realm will be replaced with surly, world-weary waitresses who will provide no unexpected reinforcement and/or romantic subplot for the hero or his sidekick. • I will not fly into a rage and kill a messenger who brings me bad news just to illustrate how evil I really am. Good messengers are hard to come. • I won't require high-ranking female members of my organization to wear a stainless-steel bustier. Morale is better with a more casual dress-code. Similarly, outfits made entirely from black leather will be reserved for formal occasions. • I will not turn into a snake.

It never helps. • I will not grow a goatee. In the old days they made you look diabolic. Now they just make you look like a disaffected member of Generation X. • I will not imprison members of the same party in the same cell block, let alone the same cell. If they are important prisoners, I will keep the only key to the cell door on my person instead of handing out copies to every bottom-rung guard in the prison.

• If my trusted lieutenant tells me my Legions of Terror are losing a battle, I will believe him. After all, he's my trusted lieutenant. • If an enemy I have just killed has a younger sibling or offspring anywhere, I will find them and have them killed immediately, instead of waiting for them to grow up harboring feelings of vengeance towards me in my old age. • If I absolutely must ride into battle, I will certainly not ride at the forefront of my Legions of Terror, nor will I seek out my opposite number among his army. • I will be neither chivalrous nor sporting.

If I have an unstoppable superweapon, I will use it as early and as often as possible instead of keeping it in reserve. • Once my power is secure, I will destroy all those pesky time-travel devices. • When I capture the hero, I will make sure I also get his dog, monkey, ferret, or whatever sickeningly cute little animal capable of untying ropes and filching keys happens to follow him around. • I will maintain a healthy amount of skepticism when I capture the beautiful rebel and she claims she is attracted to my power and good looks and will gladly betray her companions if I just let her in on my plans. • I will only employ bounty hunters who work for money. Those who work for the pleasure of the hunt tend to do dumb things like even the odds to give the other guy a sporting chance. • I will make sure I have a clear understanding of who is responsible for what in my organization.

For example, if my general screws up I will not draw my weapon, point it at him, say 'And here is the price for failure,' then suddenly turn and kill some random underling. • If an advisor says to me 'My liege, he is but one man. What can one man possibly do?'

, I will reply 'This.' And kill the advisor. • If I learn that a callow youth has begun a quest to destroy me, I will slay him while he is still a callow youth instead of waiting for him to mature. • I will treat any beast which I control through magic or technology with respect and kindness. Thus if the control is ever broken, it will not immediately come after me for revenge.

• If I learn the whereabouts of the one artifact which can destroy me, I will not send all my troops out to seize it. Instead I will send them out to seize something else and quietly put a Want-Ad in the local paper. • My main computers will have their own special operating system that will be completely incompatible with standard IBM and Macintosh powerbooks. • If one of my dungeon guards begins expressing concern over the conditions in the beautiful princess' cell, I will immediately transfer him to a less people-oriented position. • I will hire a team of board-certified architects and surveyors to examine my castle and inform me of any secret passages and abandoned tunnels that I might not know about.

• If the beautiful princess that I capture says 'I'll never marry you! Never, do you hear me, NEVER!!!' , I will say 'Oh well' and kill her. • I will not strike a bargain with a demonic being then attempt to double-cross it simply because I feel like being contrary.

• The deformed mutants and odd-ball psychotics will have their place in my Legions of Terror. However before I send them out on important covert missions that require tact and subtlety, I will first see if there is anyone else equally qualified who would attract less attention. • My Legions of Terror will be trained in basic marksmanship. Any who cannot learn to hit a man-sized target at 10 meters will be used for target practice.

• Before employing any captured artifacts or machinery, I will carefully read the owner's manual. • If it becomes necessary to escape, I will never stop to pose dramatically and toss off a one-liner. • I will never build a sentient computer smarter than I am. • My five-year-old child advisor will also be asked to decipher any code I am thinking of using. If he breaks the code in under 30 seconds, it will not be used.

Note: this also applies to passwords. • If my advisors ask 'Why are you risking everything on such a mad scheme?' , I will not proceed until I have a response that satisfies them. • I will design fortress hallways with no alcoves or protruding structural supports which intruders could use for cover in a firefight. • Bulk trash will be disposed of in incinerators, not compactors. And they will be kept hot, with none of that nonsense about flames going through accessible tunnels at predictable intervals. • I will see a competent psychiatrist and get cured of all extremely unusual phobias and bizarre compulsive habits which could prove to be a disadvantage.

• If I must have computer systems with publically available terminals, the maps they display of my complex will have a room clearly marked as the Main Control Room. That room will be the Execution Chamber. The actual main control room will be marked as Sewage Overflow Containment. • My security keypad will actually be a fingerprint scanner. Anyone who watches someone press a sequence of buttons or dusts the pad for fingerprints then subsequently tries to enter by repeating that sequence will trigger the alarm system. • No matter how many shorts we have in the system, my guards will be instructed to treat every surveillance camera malfunction as a full-scale emergency.

• I will spare someone who saved my life sometime in the past. This is only reasonable as it encourages others to do so. However, the offer is good one time only. If they want me to spare them again, they'd better save my life again.

• All midwives will be banned from the realm. All babies will be delivered at state-approved hospitals.

Orphans will be placed in foster-homes, not abandoned in the woods to be raised by creatures of the wild. • When my guards split up to search for intruders, they will always travel in groups of at least two. They will be trained so that if one of them disappears mysteriously while on patrol, the other will immediately initiate an alert and call for backup, instead of quizzically peering around a corner. • If I decide to test a lieutenant's loyalty and see if he/she should be made a trusted lieutenant, I will have a crack squad of marksmen standing by in case the answer is no. • If all the heroes are standing together around a strange device and begin to taunt me, I will pull out a conventional weapon instead of using my unstoppable superweapon on them. • I will not agree to let the heroes go free if they win a rigged contest, even though my advisors assure me it is impossible for them to win. • When I create a multimedia presentation of my plan designed so that my five-year-old advisor can easily understand the details, I will not label the disk 'Project Overlord' and leave it lying on top of my desk.

• I will instruct my Legions of Terror to attack the hero en masse, instead of standing around waiting while members break off and attack one or two at a time. • If the hero runs up to my roof, I will not run up after him and struggle with him in an attempt to push him over the edge. I will also not engage him at the edge of a cliff.

(In the middle of a rope-bridge over a river of molten lava is not even worth considering.) • If I have a fit of temporary insanity and decide to give the hero the chance to reject a job as my trusted lieutentant, I will retain enough sanity to wait until my current trusted lieutenant is out of earshot before making the offer. • I will not tell my Legions of Terror 'And he must be taken alive!' The command will be 'And try to take him alive if it is reasonably practical.' • If my doomsday device happens to come with a reverse switch, as soon as it has been employed it will be melted down and made into limited-edition commemorative coins.

• If my weakest troops fail to eliminate a hero, I will send out my best troops instead of wasting time with progressively stronger ones as he gets closer and closer to my fortress. • If I am fighting with the hero atop a moving platform, have disarmed him, and am about to finish him off and he glances behind me and drops flat, I too will drop flat instead of quizzically turning around to find out what he saw. • I will not shoot at any of my enemies if they are standing in front of the crucial support beam to a heavy, dangerous, unbalanced structure. • If I'm eating dinner with the hero, put poison in his goblet, then have to leave the table for any reason, I will order new drinks for both of us instead of trying to decide whether or not to switch with him.

• I will not have captives of one sex guarded by members of the opposite sex. • I will not use any plan in which the final step is horribly complicated, e.g. 'Align the 12 Stones of Power on the sacred altar then activate the medallion at the moment of total eclipse.' Instead it will be more along the lines of 'Push the button.' • I will make sure that my doomsday device is up to code and properly grounded.

• My vats of hazardous chemicals will be covered when not in use. Also, I will not construct walkways above them. • If a group of henchmen fail miserably at a task, I will not berate them for incompetence then send the same group out to try the task again. • After I captures the hero's superweapon, I will not immediately disband my legions and relax my guard because I believe whoever holds the weapon is unstoppable. After all, the hero held the weapon and I took it from him. • I will not design my Main Control Room so that every workstation is facing away from the door. • I will not ignore the messenger that stumbles in exhausted and obviously agitated until my personal grooming or current entertainment is finished.

It might actually be important. • If I ever talk to the hero on the phone, I will not taunt him.

Instead I will say this his dogged perseverance has given me new insight on the futility of my evil ways and that if he leaves me alone for a few months of quiet contemplation I will likely return to the path of righteousness. (Heroes are incredibly gullible in this regard.) • If I decide to hold a double execution of the hero and an underling who failed or betrayed me, I will see to it that the hero is scheduled to go first. Armando Deffis Caso Libros Pdf Gratis on this page. • When arresting prisoners, my guards will not allow them to stop and grab a useless trinket of purely sentimental value. • My dungeon will have its own qualified medical staff complete with bodyguards. That way if a prisoner becomes sick and his cellmate tells the guard it's an emergency, the guard will fetch a trauma team instead of opening up the cell for a look.

• My door mechanisms will be designed so that blasting the control panel on the outside seals the door and blasting the control panel on the inside opens the door, not vice versa. • My dungeon cells will not be furnished with objects that contain reflective surfaces or anything that can be unravelled. • If an attractive young couple enters my realm, I will carefully monitor their activities.

If I find they are happy and affectionate, I will ignore them. However if circumstance have forced them together against their will and they spend all their time bickering and criticizing each other except during the intermittent occasions when they are saving each others' lives at which point there are hints of sexual tension, I will immediately order their execution. • Any data file of crucial importance will be padded to 1.45Mb in size. • Finally, to keep my subjects permanently locked in a mindless trance, I will provide each of them with free unlimited Internet access. Of course, these are merely the Top 100 Things I'd do. Other suggestions have been sent to me which didn't quite make the Top 100 List. But they are still so good that I couldn't bear to throw them out.

Therefore, as an expression of gratitude, I have tossed them into. And This web page has been given the following awards: • Cruel Site of the Day for Friday, December 13, 1996. • Worst of the Web for Wednesday, May 21, 1997. • Things To Do If Bored for Monday, September 8, 1997.

• This page has also been added to the index of Fun Reading at The Mining Company. • An award from the If you have any other tidbits of advice that you would like to contribute to this list -- you're too late! The list is full.

However there is still plenty of room left in. Feel free to with your advice or visit the Evil Overlord Homepage at (Suggestion may be summarily rejected or edited without your permission. What do you expect from an EVIL Overlord?) I wish to thank the following contributors to this list who, if I ever happen to become an Evil Overlord, will be named as lieutenants -- but not trusted lieutenants -- in my Legions of Terror: • Peter Ashen • Vance Atkins • David Borcherding • Ian Bell • Devon Black • Bill Campbell • Torgeir Christiansen • Paul Dietrich • Mario Di Giacomo • Chris Dunham • Jon Fowlkes • Tony Gowland • James Grannon • Ward Griffiths • Dave Harper • Paul J.

Henry • Julie Helmer • Greg Huffman • Lynn Irwin • Curtis M Johnson • Noah Johnson • Ramin Kamal • Edmund Kao • SEK • Terran Lane • Bill Lee • Michael Lorton • Mike Marano • Christy Marx • Andy Mcdermott • David Mcelfresh • Angus McIntyre • Kevin Meehan • Meteor • Pete Meyers (Wasser) • Mark Minisi • Eric Minton • Jesse Mundis • CL Murphy • Mark Musante • Sunil Narayan • Francesco Nicoletti • Daniel Palivec • Joel Polowin • Zed Rational • Peter Scott Rogers • Lisa Rose • Sara • Yuri Schimke • Lucas Schofield • Kathryn R. Smith • John & Donna Spert • L. Tomsho • Taldin the Blue Unicorn • Jae Walker • Monika Weikel • Justin Wiley • Bill Woods • baldycotton@mindspring.com • g.kenter@genie.com • miles@kurland.com • rsledge@spry.com • tjeerd@xs4all.nl I would also like to proclaim,,,, and to be the Official Television Shows of the Evil Overlord List. Their repeated efforts to illustrate why Evil Overlords need such a list serve as examples to us all.

This safety device for the six-barreled mini-gun was attached to the muzzle of the weapon when it was on the ground and not in use. It is of heavy steel construction. Should the barrels be turned and cause the weapon to fire the bullets would be captured in the hard rubber insert in the front of the device. The main body is 5 by 10 1/2 inches in size. It is complete with all internal parts and the 'REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT' streamer. If you don't own a mini-gun, at 17 pounds in weight it would make a good door stop or boat anchor.

This set of United States Navy British ship models is dated 12/1943, is Serial Number 2785 and was manufactured by H. FRAMBURG & CO., of Chicago, Illinois. The case is constructed of plywood, has rope handles and closed is 4 by 13 1/4 by 17 inches in size. It opens to 13 1/4 by 34 inches in size.

The ships are metal and mounted on plywood shelves that slide out to view. The type of ship, date and the name of the manufacturer are stamped on the bottom of each shelf. Over the years we have had about a dozen of these sets including American, German, Japanese and ocean liners. Usually the ships are damaged, missing pieces, detached from the shelves, etc. This set is positively the best condition set we have ever had.

I would rate it as Excellent-Plus. The ships included are.

This set of two trousers buttons, when stacked on top of each other, become an escape compass. The left button in the above photo is a magnetic compass card and the right button has a small spike. When set on the spike the top button is free to rotate and point to the north.

The buttons are 3/4 inch in diameter. These buttons are mentioned several times in the 1994 book about the Battle of the Bulge titled 'A Blood-Dimmed Tide.' By Gerald Astor. This set of buttons is from the estate of an Eighth Air Force officer. Very good condition. MS1184 Group of ELASTOLIN S.A. Troops Including Hitler These eighteen toy composite S.A.

Troops consist of Adolph Hitler, a flag bearer, two drummers, a fife player, a trooper giving the Nazi salute and twelve marching troopers. Hitler is approximately 3 inches in height and the flag bearer is approximately 4 1/4 inches in height.

They are all of lightweight composite construction. The bases are marked 'ELASTOLIN, GERMANY.' Hitler's arm moves to salute but it is loose. $2,000.00 for the set of eighteen.

MS1102 Emerlec 30 Salesman Sample Cannon Display This model is of the Emerson Electric Company 'Emerlec 30' naval dual 30mm cannon. It was made by the company to exibit to prospective buyers. It is constructed of metal, not plastic. It seems to be made of brass but I could be mistaken. The display case is constructed of Plexiglas and wood.

It is 13 1/4 inches wide, 9 1/2 inches deep and 12 3/4 inches high. The guns elevate, the gunner's door opens and the system rotates on the Plexiglas mount. The ammunition feed system is visible through the mount.

It is in excellent condition. I was unable to take photos of the display without a lot of reflections in the Plexiglas.

It is actually quite clear. The Emerlec 30 was designed for a U.S. Navy Coastal Patrol Boat.

However only one prototype was constructed. It was then made for export. It was used by the navies of Ecuador, Ethiopia, Greece, Malaysia, Nigeria, Philippines and South Korea. The gun was designed in 1968.

For more information Google: ' EMERLEC 30' It will be a nice addition to a naval or ordnance collection. MS1100 World War II 'THE JEEP BOARD' Game Set This game set was made to be shipped to service people during World War II. It consists of a double sided game board and pegs. It is meant to be tied to your leg while in trucks or Jeeps. The game is in new, unused condition but one side of the shipping box is scuffed.

There is a cloth pouch on one side to store the game pieces. The board is 3 1/2 by 3 1/2 inches in size. Included is a 28 page instruction booklet for the 25 games that can be played with this board. MS1072 Spanish-American War Portrait of First Sergeant. This beautiful portrait is of First Sergeant Henry Myers.

As indicated by the medals in the portrait he served in the War with Spain and the Philippines Insurrection. The portrait is painted or printed on silk. It has been stored for over one-hundred years in the original tin shipping tube. The colors are as vivid as the day it was made. The size is approximately 22 by 29 inches. Included with this portrait is a period studio photo of Myers. In the photo he is a corporal.

The cardboard frame is marked 'LINZ, 916 MARKET ST, S.F. Overall it is 7 by 9 inches in size. These two items will be a great addition to a Span-Am or medal collection. $850 for the pair. MS1026 World War II Patriotic Douglas MacArthur Display.

This item is a combination of three views. When viewed from directly in front it depicts General Douglas MacArthur 'Gallant Defender of the Philippines'. When viewed from one side you see the Statue of Liberty and from the other side you see an American Flag on a shield.

The view of General MacArthur is surrounded by depictions of soldiers, tanks, artillery, aircraft, etc. It is 9 by 11 inches in size, the glass is cracked and it is in fair to good condition.

There is a metal stand on the rear so that it can be displayed on a shelf or mantel. LF106 World War II Propaganda Leaflet. This leaflet, number '4-F-8', is 5 by 7 inches in size, printed by the U.S. Army and in excellent condition. It depicts a Lockheed P-38 Lightning aircraft dropping various propaganda and surrender leaflets.

Two of the leaflets depicted dropping in this leaflet can be identified as the ones we are offering for sale as LF105 and LF104. The reverse of the leaflet reads in two languages: 'FILIPINOS, These leaflets and newspapers written in Japanese are to let them know the growing peril and hopelessness of their situation. The Jap officers do not wish their men to believe these truths we tell them. It is best they should know. It will hasten the day they are cleared from your land.

Assist by placing the papers and leaflets where they will be found and read by the Jap.' It is from the estate of a U.S. Army veteran who was a staff sergeant in a Psychological Warfare Detachment serving in the Philippines. SW017 World War I Christmas Card. 3 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches in size, Front depicts tank, soldiers and American flag, reads 'From France, where we fight for Peace, To America, where our loved ones dwell in Peace, We soldiers of the A.E.F, Send home our loving greetings, on Christ's great Day of Peace.' Bottom marked 'for Y.M.C.A.'

And 'Davambez Paris.' Written in pencil on the rear is 'Calais France, Dec 8 - 18, Friend Sill, Wishing you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year., Your truly, R. MS041 Swagger Stick, wood, 20 inches in length, tip is 1 3/4 inches of chrome metal turned in a type of spear point, base is the bottom 3 inches of a 1954 dated 50 cal. Cartridge case which is chrome plated, extending from the primer pocket of the 50 cal.

Cartridge case is a cast metal Transportation Dept. Insignia, 1 1/2 inch in diameter, shield is filled in with red paint and the insignia is visible from both sides, a chrome plated metal plate 1/2 by 2 inches in size is mounted on the side, nothing is engraved on it, the wood is drilled through and two red tassels are tied through it. Excellent condition, $75 MS043 Swagger Stick, WWI, 24 3/4 inches in length, tip is entire 30-06 cartridge, remainder is nine 30-06 cartridge cases end-to-end with a complete French Lebel cartridge mounted side-ways across the last 30-06 cartridge case. There is no wood in this swagger stick.

Excellent condition, $150.00 MS008 World War II warning leaflet. Front shows five B-29s dropping bombs and twelve circles with the names of Japanese cities that are to be bombed. Rear of leaflet is all text in Japanese. Included with the leaflet is an original translation sheet. The cities to be bombed are Aomori, Nishinomiya, Ogaki, Kurume, Ichinomiya, Nagaika, Koriyama, Kakodate, Ujiyamada, and Tsu. The translation is four paragraphs of propaganda about 'America is not fighting the Japanese people, ' etc. Leaflet is 5 1/2 by 8 1/2 inches in size.

Translation is slightly smaller. Both items are in mint condition with the exception of having two folds. Price for the pair is $, U.S. Government Printing Office enemy aircraft identification posters. Posters are approximately 18 by 25 inches insize. All are inexcellent condition unless noted otherwise: MS009 German Junkers JU.

90 old type, $35.00 MS010 German Arado Ar 196, $35.00 MS011 German Focke-Wulf 'Kurier' $35.00 MS012 German Henschel Hs-129, $35.00 MS028 German Henschel Hs-126, $35.00 MS016 German Focke-Wulf 'Flying Eye' $35.00 MS017 German Heinkel He 177, $35.00 MS018 German Dornier '217E', $35.00 MS029 German Heinkel 115K2, $35.00 MS019 German Junkers JU 90 New Type, $35.00 MS020 Japanese Type 99, $35.00 MS021 Japanese Type 100 Mk-1, $35.00 MS023 Japanese Mitsubishi MC 20, $35.00 MS024 Japanese Watanabe Type 0 MK-1, $35.00 MS026 Japanese Kawasaki Type 3, $35.00. MS030 Studio photo of two young Japanese soldiers. One sitting in chair with the other standing with arm around seated soldier.

They are wearing caps. Standing soldier is in a plain dress uniform. Seated soldieris in shirt sleeves and has jacket draped over arm. Approximately 3 by 4 inches in size.

Censor's stamp on rear, excellent condition. $20.00 MS031 Studio photo of two Japanese soldiers much as MS030. Second soldier is seated on arm of stuffed chair. Both are bare chested. They are not the same soldiers as in photo #MS030.

Approximately 3 by 4 inches in size, Excellent condition, censor's stamp on rear, 'Okinawa Island, April 1, 1945' written on rear. $20.00 MS032 Studio photo of Japanese child. He is about five years of age. He is dressed in hat, jacket, shorts and socks.

He seems to be standing at attention and is holding a Japanese flag in his righthand. About 3 by 4 inches in size. Excellent condition, censor's stamp onrear. MS51 SET OF FIVE VIETNAM ERA AWARD CERTIFICATES for the McDonnell Douglas F-4, 'PHANTOM II' Jet Fighter. They are in new, unused condition. The first certificate is 9 1/4 by 12 1/2 inches in size and reads 'This Certificate of Membership in the Exclusive PHANTOM CLUB is Presented to.Who, on., demonstrated extraordinary ability and skill during aerial combat in a Phantom II and are officially credited with downing--. The second certificate is 8 1/2 by 11 inches in size and reads '1000 TRAPS, This Certifies That.Has Amassed 1000 Arrested Landings In The PHANTOM II.'

It has the US Navy insignia and a place to be dated and signed by the 'Chief Phantom.' The third and fourth certificates are 9 1/4 by 12 1/2 inches in size and are for 300 and 400 missions in a Phantom, respectively. The fifth certificate is 9 by 12 inches in size and is for 500 combat missions in a Phantom II. It reads '500 COMBAT MISSIONS IN A PHANTOM II, Let it be known, that.

Through great skill and cunning did on.amass a total of 500 COMBAT MISSIONS and, by virtue of being an outstanding Birdman is herewith awarded this certificate with all honors, privileges and rights accruing to.' New Unused Condition, Set of Five Certificates--$40.