HMCS Uganda Photo Album WWII South America and 50 similar items

Rare and fascinating photo album documenting an officer's experiences on the infamous HMCS Uganda, a Canadian warship (originally part of the Royal Navy). She sailed for Canada from 1944 to 1947. The album contains dozens of photos of the crew's activities throughout South America and up to San Diego, including visits to Rio di Janiero and some photos that seem to depict the scuttling of the Admiral Graf Spee, although this took place a few years before the HMCS Uganda was named. There are also a few pages containing some very rare South American and other paper currency including notes from Uruguay, Brasil, Trinidad and more, many of which were produced in the 1930s. A handful of newer photos are also included that were taken when this seaman was a much older man. Condition as expected for a 75+ year old photo album; there is minor wear and tear. SHIPPING: YES - we combine shipping. Add as many items to your cart as you like! YES - we ship fast! Your order will be on its way to you within 2 business days of cleared payment. Taxes Duty: Canadian buyers will be charged GST, HST or PST (based on your province of residence) on top of your purchases. We do not charge tax on shipping, only on the item purchased. US buyers: Don't worry about duty! There are no import duties or customs charges unless your order is valued at more than $800 USD. International buyers: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying. Returns: We accept returns only within 30 days of shipping date. We do our best to describe any flaws and give as much detail as possible on all items, however all items are sold as is. Buyer pays return shipping. About Storage Warrior: We've been rescuing awesome stuff from storage lockers, estate sales and about-to-be-thrown-out collections since 2012. We love putting cool stuff in the hands of people who will love it, and keeping history out of the landfill. We hope you enjoy shopping with us!