Authentic and untouched World War II U.S. Army soldier grouping identified to Roland J. Lamb.

He was 82nd Recon Bn.

This is a beautiful and complete personal set belonging to a U.S. Army enlisted soldier from Corfu, New York.

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🪖 Identification

• Name: Roland J. Lamb

• Service Number: 32029704

• Origin: New York, USA

• Next of Kin: Ida Lamb

• Religion: Protestant

➡️ The 32-million service number confirms he was drafted during WWII, most likely through the New York area 

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📦 Contents of the Grouping

• Original WWII dog tag with chain

• Matching personal “LAMB” name tag

• Set of personal/laundry identification discs

• Large collection of original wartime letters (1942–1944)

• Several original photographs showing:

• Army life in the field

• Vehicles and camp scenes

• Period postcards and personal correspondence

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📸 Condition

• All items show honest wartime use and aging

• Dog tag in very nice readable condition

• Papers and envelopes well preserved for their age

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⭐ Highlights

• 100% original named WWII grouping

• Strong personal character (letters + photos)

• Identifiable U.S. Army soldier

• Classic GI field life archive

• Perfect for collectors of US WWII memorabilia

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💬 Summary

A genuine and complete WWII soldier grouping with strong display value and research potential. Sets like this, with name, documents and photos together, are increasingly hard to find.