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[V-mail from Mary Bartol Smith to Xavier Martin Smith - July 22, 1944]

Letter from Mary Bartol Smith to Commander Xavier Martin Smith. In this letter, Mrs. Smith provides an update on her recent activities, including a lunch with Miss Studley and a dance lesson with Phyllis, noting how much Phyllis has improved. She also mentions the preparations for their upcoming move, the busy week ahead, the cool weather, and their observations of a squirrel in the pear tree. Mrs. Smith expresses her concern for the war, reflecting on Hitler’s dumb luck in surviving a bomb wit… more

Date: July 22, 1944

Creator: Smith, Mary Bartol

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[V-mail from Mary Bartol Smith to Xavier Martin Smith - April 5, 1944]

Letter from Mary Bartol Smith to Commander Xavier Martin Smith. In this letter, Mrs. Smith informs her husband that Phyllis' dental work is complete and she will be arriving in Virginia on the 15th. Afterwards they will be traveling to Brookline on the 20th. Mrs. Smith mentions that she still gets stiff when sitting for too long and that it will likely take three days to reach Boston. Lastly, she expresses that she would have loved to take this summer trip with her dear husband.

Date: April 5, 1944

Creator: Smith, Mary Bartol

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith to Xavier Martin Smith, December 1, 1943]

Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith at the Hotel Lincolnshire in Boston, Massachusetts, to Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the United States Mine Assembly Depot No. 1, Navy No. 134 Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California. This envelope was sent via air mail and features a black rectangular stamp for purchasing war savings bonds. Stamps have been placed over a red 6-cent air mail stamp showing a flying B-25 bomber in the top right corner of the envelope.

Date: 1943-12-01/1943-12-31

Creator: Smith, Mary Bartol

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Xavier Martin Smith to Mary Bartol Smith, November 21, 1943]

Envelope from Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the United States Naval Mine Assembly Depot No. 1, Navy No. 134, Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California, to Mary Bartol Smith at the Hotel Lincolnshire in Boston, Massachusetts. A note in the bottom left corner requests that this envelope be held until December 1. The envelope was sent via air mail and features an orange embossed 6-cent U.S. Postage Via Air Mail design that has been partially torn, along with a black stamp indica… more

Date: November 21, 1943

Creator: Smith, Xavier Martin

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith to Xavier Martin Smith, October 11, 1943]

Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith at the Naval Mine Depot in Winchester, Massachusetts, to Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the United States Naval Mine Assembly Depot No. 1, Navy No. 134, Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California. This envelope was sent via air mail and has two red 6-cent air mail stamps featuring a mid-flight B-25 bomber affixed to the top right corner of the envelope.

Date: 1943-10-11/1943-10-23

Creator: Smith, Mary Bartol

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith to Xavier Martin Smith, September 19, 1943]

Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith in Winchester, Massachusetts, to Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the Naval Mine Assembly Unit No. 1, Navy No. 134 in San Francisco, California. This envelope was sent via air mail and features five green 1-cent U.S. postage stamps depicting a side profile view of Lady Liberty holding a torch and the phrase, "Freedom of Speech and Religion, From Want and Fear."

Date: 1943-09-19/1943-10-01

Creator: Smith, Mary Bartol

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Xavier Martin Smith to Mary Bartol Smith, September 17, 1943]

Envelope addressed from Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the United States Naval Mine Assembly Depot No. 1, Navy No. 134, Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California to Mary Bartol Smith in Winchester, Massachusetts. This envelope was sent via air mail and features an orange embossed 6-cent U.S. Postage Via Air Mail design, along with a black stamp indicating that Naval censors have approved both the envelope and its enclosed contents.

Date: September 17, 1943

Creator: Smith, Xavier Martin

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith to Xavier Martin Smith, September 16, 1943]

Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith in Winchester, Massachusetts, to Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the United States Naval Mine Assembly Depot No. 1, Navy No. 134, Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California. This envelope was sent via airmail and features three red 2-cent United States postage stamps depicting an artillery gun.

Date: 1943-09-16/1943-09-27

Creator: Smith, Mary Bartol

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Xavier Martin Smith to Mary Bartol Smith, September 13, 1943]

Envelope from Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the United States Naval Mine Assembly Depot No. 1, Navy No. 134, Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California, to Mary Bartol Smith in Winchester, Massachusetts. This envelope was sent via airmail and features an orange embossed 6-cent U.S. Postage Via Air Mail design that has been partially torn off, along with a black stamp indicating that Naval censors have approved this envelope and the enclosed contents.

Date: September 13, 1943

Creator: Smith, Xavier Martin

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith to Xavier Martin Smith, September 18, 1943]

Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith in Winchester, Massachusetts, addressed to Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the Naval Mine Assembly Unit No. 1, Navy No. 134 in San Francisco, California. This envelope was sent via air mail and features two purple 3-cent United States postage stamps depicting a spread-wing eagle with a phrase that reads, "Win The War."

Date: September 18, 1943

Creator: Smith, Mary Bartol

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith to Xavier Martin Smith, September 10, 1943]

Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith in Winchester, Massachusetts, addressed to Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the Naval Mine Assembly Unit No. 1, Navy No. 134 in San Francisco, California. This envelope was sent via air mail and features two purple 3-cent United States postage stamps depicting a spread-wing eagle with a phrase that reads, "Win The War."

Date: September 10, 1943

Creator: Smith, Mary Bartol

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith to Xavier Martin Smith, August 20, 1943]

Envelope addressed from Mary Bartol Smith in Winchester, Massachusetts, to Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the United States Naval Mine Assembly Depot No. 1, Navy No. 134, Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California. This envelope was sent via airmail and features a red 6-cent airmail stamp depicting a mid-flight B-25 bomber affixed to the top right corner of the envelope.

Date: 1943-08-20/1943-09-06

Creator: Smith, Mary Bartol

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith to Xavier Martin Smith, September 8, 1943]

Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith in Winchester, Massachusetts, to Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the United States Naval Mine Assembly Depot No. 1, Navy No. 134, Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California. This envelope was sent via airmail and features two red 6-cent airmail stamps depicting a mid-flight B-25 bomber.

Date: September 8, 1943

Creator: Smith, Mary Bartol

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Xavier Martin Smith to Mary Bartol Smith, September 7, 1943]

Envelope from Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the United States Naval Mine Assembly Depot No. 1, Navy No. 134, Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California, to Mary Bartol Smith in Winchester, Massachusetts. This envelope was sent via air mail and features an orange embossed 6-cent U.S. Postage Via Air Mail design that has been partially torn off, along with a faded black stamp indicating that Naval censors approved this envelope and its enclosed contents.

Date: September 7, 1943

Creator: Smith, Xavier Martin

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith to Xavier Martin Smith, September 3, 1943]

Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith in Winchester, Massachusetts, to Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the United States Naval Mine Assembly Depot No. 1, Navy No. 134, Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California. This envelope was sent via air mail and has four total stamps applied to the top edge. Three of the stamps are red 2-cent United States Postage stamps depicting a large artillery gun, while the fourth is a red 6-cent air mail stamp showing a mid-flight B-25 bomber.

Date: September 3, 1943

Creator: Smith, Mary Bartol

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith to Xavier Martin Smith, Jun 5, 1943

Envelope addressed from Mary Bartol Smith at Phillips House Massachusetts General Hospital, to Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the United States Naval Mine Assembly Depot No. 1, Navy No. 134 Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California. This envelope was sent via air mail and bears one red 6-cent United States postage stamps featuring a mid-flight B-25 bomber.

Date: June 5, 1943

Creator: Smith, Mary Bartol

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Xavier Martin Smith to Mary Bartol Smith, September 2, 1943]

Envelope from Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the United States Naval Mine Assembly Depot No. 1, Navy No. 134, Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California. This envelope was sent via air mail and features an orange embossed 6-cent U.S. Postage Via Air Mail design, along with a faded blue stamp indicating that Naval censors have approved both this envelope and its enclosed contents.

Date: September 2, 1943

Creator: Smith, Xavier Martin

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelopes between Xavier Martin Smith and Mary Bartol Smith, 1943]

Two between Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith on active duty and Mary Bartol Smith at Philips House, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts. The first envelope is from Lt. Cmdr. Smith dated March 1943. The second envelope is from Mrs. Smith dated September 1943 with a stamp feating a B-25 bomber mid-flight.

Date: 1943-03-01/1943-09-01

Creator: Smith, Xavier Martin & Smith, Mary Bartol

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith to Xavier Martin Smith, August 15, 1943]

Envelope addressed from Mary Bartol Smith in Winchester, Massachusetts, to Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the United States Naval Mine Assembly Depot No. 1, Navy No. 134, Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California. This envelope was sent via airmail and features a red 6-cent airmail stamp depicting a mid-flight B-25 bomber affixed to the top right corner of the envelope.

Date: 1943-08-15/1943-08-27

Creator: Smith, Mary Bartol

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith to Xavier Martin Smith, August 26, 1943]

Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith in Winchester, Massachusetts, to Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the United States Naval Mine Assembly Depot No. 1, Navy No. 134, Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California. This envelope was sent via airmail and features two red 6-cent airmail stamps depicting a mid-flight B-25 bomber.

Date: 1943-08-26/1943-09-16

Creator: Smith, Bartol Mary

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Xavier Martin Smith to Mary Bartol Smith, August 26, 1943]

Envelope from Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the United States Naval Mine Assembly Depot No. 1, Navy No. 134, Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California. This envelope was sent via airmail and features an orange embossed 6-cent U.S. postage via airmail design that has been partially torn off, along with a faded black stamp indicating that naval censors have approved this envelope and its contents.

Date: August 26, 1943

Creator: Smith, Xavier Martin

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelopes from Mary Bartol Smith to Xavier Martin Smith]

Two envelopes from Mary Bartol Smith in Winchester, Massachusetts, to Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the United States Naval Mine Assembly Depot No. 1, Navy No. 134. Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California. The envelopes were sent via air mail and feature red 6-cent air mail stamps featuring a mid-flight B-25 bomber.

Date: 1943-09-06/1944-06-02

Creator: Smith, Mary Bartol

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith to Xavier Martin Smith, August 18, 1943]

Envelope from Mary Bartol Smith in Winchester, Massachusetts, to Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the United States Naval Mine Assembly Depot No. 1, Navy No. 134, Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California. This envelope was sent via air mail and features a red 6-cent air mail stamp depicting a mid-flight B-25 bomber affixed to the top right corner of the envelope.

Date: 1943-08-12/1943-08-26

Creator: Smith, Mary Bartol

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

[Envelope from Xavier Martin Smith to Mary Bartol Smith, August 13, 1943]

Envelope from Lieutenant Commander Xavier Martin Smith at the United States Naval Mine Assembly Unit, Navy No. 134, Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California. This envelope was sent via airmail and features an orange embossed 6-cent U.S. Postage Via Air Mail design, along with a faded blue stamp indicating that Naval censors have approved this envelope and its enclosed contents.

Date: August 13, 1943

Creator: Smith, Xavier Martin

Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation

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