Original Items. Only One Lot Available. This is a lot of six reprinted maps used by the OSS during World War II. They appear to be reprints put together in 1947 for the Library of Congress.

The maps include:
- Loo, Dated 1942, with a December 1944 OSS Catalogue stamp, and a 1947 LOC stamp. Linen-backed.
- Tirlemont (32/8), with a May 1945 OSS stamp, 1946 Department of State stamp, and 1947 LOC stamp.
- Boom (23/3), Dated 1941with a December 1944 OSS Catalogue stamp, and a 1947 LOC stamp.
- Wervicq, Dated 1941 with a May 1945 OSS stamp, 1946 Department of State stamp, and 1947 LOC stamp.
- Fosse, Dated 1941 with a May 1945 OSS stamp, 1946 Department of State stamp, and 1947 LOC stamp.
- Bruxelles (31/3), with a December 1944 OSS Catalogue stamp, and a 1947 LOC stamp

The maps measure around 18½ x 24½” each. Some have tears but all are in good displayable condition. A great lot of OSS maps with fantastic stamps. Ready for further research and display.

The OSS (Office of Strategic Services) was formed by the US Government during World War II, as an intelligence agency that was tasked with performing and coordinating espionage activities behind enemy lines. The agency was the predecessor of today’s Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). The OSS not only coordinated and assisted local resistance fighters in many theaters of WWII, but also provided weapons from time to time. Some of the more commonly known OSS weapons are the single shot “Liberator” .45 ACP pistol and the “Sterile Drop Knife”.