1938-1945 WWII era military mail

Among the last mail from Vichy France to America: 27 OCT 1942 postmarked air mail Jewish correspondence cover, from LYON (unoccupied Zone of France) to NEW YORK, franked 16F & tied by 3 strikes of the local postmark; the cover was subsequently opened & resealed by the British censor in BERMUDA using PC 90 "Opened by Examiner 4058" label tied by Bermuda's censor code handstamp "I.C."; opened roughl...

WWII Australian postal service in Lebanon: 2 OCT 1941 OAS airmail cover on Australian Commonwealth Forces stationary from FPO 28 (APS, BEIRUT) to BRISBANE, franked 9d (multiple franking) as per the postage rate of 23 Nov. 1940 & tied by 4 strikes of postmark; with officer endorsement at left & triangular censor 4416 handstamp on front; sender among troops prior to transfer to TOBRUK. Cut open at l...

Early WWII US military in Egypt mail: 20 DEC 1942 stampless photo postcard of street-scene in Jerusalem (with caption in German), published by the German owned Lehnert & Landrock bookshop of Cairo, with family correspondence sent from Private at APO 616 (CAIRO) to HAZLETON Pennsylvania; posted unfranked & endorsed "free" as military mail & tied by US Army Postal Service cancel (with left shifted A...