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THE DESTROYERS

• A HIGHLY P[POLISHED 3 FOOT CASED
  A HIGHLY P[POLISHED 3 FOOT CASED WOOD MODEL OFWWI USN DESTROYER DD-327 USS PRESTON. CLEMSON CLASS DESTROYER IN THE ATLANTIC FLEET DESTROYER FORCE.
• FLEISCHMANN DESTROYER Tin war
  FLEISCHMANN DESTROYER Tin war ship done in green with brown hull band features multiple guns on open deck pilot's observation tower lifeboats single funnel clockwork driven. 19'' l. Minor rust at bow. (Exc. Cond.)
• OROBR BOXED DESTROYER Germany
  OROBR BOXED DESTROYER Germany c.1930's lithographed tin done in grey and red colors gun turrets at bow and stern three guns protrude from substructure on each side clockwork powered floor toy. 9'' long. Some tears to flaps and paper toy (Exc. Cond)
• HIGHLY DETAILED 39" CASED WOOD
  HIGHLY DETAILED 39" CASED WOOD MODEL OF WWI USN(WORLD WAR I, UNITED STATES NAVY) DESTROYER DD-217 USS WHIPPLE COMES WITH ORIGINAL PHOTO OF CREW ON FOREDECK. 11" X 15". CLEMSON CLASS DESTROYER AND RECEIVED 2 BATTLE STARS DURING WWII.
• BING DESTROYER #155/152 Germany
  BING DESTROYER #155/152 Germany c. 1912 four funnel clockwork war ship painted in battle grey red hull bottom nickel ventilator mast has crows nest gun at front raised deck and two more on deck railed sides two lifeboats fixed to superstructure. 28'' long. Replaced mast overall (Exc. Cond)
• Don Hornberger, American, 20th c,
  Don Hornberger, American, 20th c, oil/slate, destoyer on a stormy sea, 11" x 11" Estimate $200-400
• FLEISHMANN DESTRYOER #870/39
  FLEISHMANN DESTRYOER #870/39 Germany 1950's clockwork powered lithographed tin nicely appointed deck with gun turret at bow and stern swivel tubes anti-circuit gun stations bridge with observation crew two masts and funnels painted in colorful green brown wall. 15'' long. (Exc. Cond)
• PAINTING, JOSEPH SACKS Joseph Sacks
  PAINTING, JOSEPH SACKS Joseph Sacks (American/Russian, 1887-1973), "Destroyer and Sailboats," oil on board, signed lower right, artist estate stamp verso, board: 9"h x 12"w, overall (with frame): 15.5"h x 18.5"w
• SCHOENHUT'S NAVAL WAR BOXED GAME
  SCHOENHUT'S NAVAL WAR BOXED GAME Includes two exploding mechanical wood ships small submarine appears to over power the Dreadnaught all painted in grey. 14'' l. Pieces show extensive wear tears to box flaps repaired. Overall (Good Cond)
• Ship Model of The U.S.S. Preston
  Ship Model of The U.S.S. Preston Solid wood unrefined construction detailed with lifeboats torpedo launchers ropes lanterns and other ornamentation; painted in military green and black number 327 on the side; silver-color plaque on the side of the base "Destroyer Preston 327". Possibly made by crew member.
• U.S. Naval Commander transfers
  U.S. Naval Commander transfers flagships during victorious engagement in the War of 1812, from the painting by William Howell. 15" x 22". Secured tears in left and right background.
• TOOTSIETOY NO. 5750 NAVY SET Nice
  TOOTSIETOY NO. 5750 NAVY SET Nice boxed set includes six assorted battleships and destroyers that sit on an ocean decorated insert bottom colorful graphics throughout. 8 1/4'' x 11 1/2''. Break to one mast overall (VG-Exc. Cond.)
• H. Fletcher (British, 19th/20th
  H. Fletcher (British, 19th/20th century) Four naval vessels: three signed lower right "H. Fletcher", "The Victory 100 Guns", 7-1/4 x 11-7/8 in.; "A 74 Gun Ship", 7-7/8 x 13-5/8 in.; "The Royal George", 6-1/8 x 11-3/8 in.; one unsigned, "The Victory 110 Guns", 6-5/8 x 13 in., hole, watercolors on paper laid on cards, unframed,
• TEN EDWARD WISWESSER SHIP PRINTS.
  TEN EDWARD WISWESSER SHIP PRINTS. Mid 20th century. Blueprint copies of ships and submarines. President Jackson, Santa Rosa, RMS Saxonia, Conte di Cavour, merchant ship, HMS Dido, HMS Valiant, HMS Devonshire, IMS Nagato, and USS Narwhal N-1. Average 11"h. 25"l. Wiswesser designed warships at the Philadelphia Naval Yard, 1940-1946.
• TEN EDWARD WISWESSER SHIP PRINTS.
  TEN EDWARD WISWESSER SHIP PRINTS. Mid 20th century. Blueprint copies of ships and submarines. USS Tucker, USS Cornell, USNS Maumee, USS California, USS Dahlgreen, USS Pickerel P-6 (tear), USS S-48, HMS Nelson, IMS Atago, German Sharkhorst. Average size 11.75"h. 26.75"l. Wiswesser designed warships at the Philadelphia Naval Yard, 1940-1946.
• TEN EDWARD WISWESSER SHIP PRINTS.
  TEN EDWARD WISWESSER SHIP PRINTS. Mid 20th century. Blueprint copies of ships and submarines. USS Algol, USS Tullibee, USS Dolphin, USS Milwaukee, USS Memphis, USS Truxtun, USS Oregon City, USS General Pope, HMS King George V, RMS Caronia, SS Nieuw Amsterdam. Most average 11.5"h. 25"l. Wiswesser designed warships at the Philadelphia Naval Yard, 1940-1946.
• DEFENDER SHADOW BOX SHIP
  DEFENDER SHADOW BOX SHIP MODELFine antique shadowbox ship model of the side paddle boat DEFENDER with tug boat and sailboats, painted background with lighthouse. 46 in long x 24 in high.
• WWII US MILITARY NAVY SERVICE
  WWII US MILITARY NAVY SERVICE COLLECTIONPersonal items from sailor "John D. Fink", Electrician's Mate Second Class, USN. Lot includes various patches, photo, dog tag, submarine warfare insignia, blanket & 1946 Honorable Discharge certificate from the United States Navy. The patches bear the names of one ship and two submarines. U.S.S. Crestview, U.S.S Crevalle and U.S.S. Tigrone. On 11 August, the first reports of Japan's surrender were received, but, for two more days, Tigrone continued her patrols, approaching within 50 miles (80 km) of the shore of Sagami Wan as she pursued lifeguard duties. On 13 August, with Navy pilots helping to spot targets, she bombarded Mikomoto Island, scoring 11 hits on a radio station and lighthouse tower. The submarine claimed this action as the final bombardment of the war. See photos for more details on condition. shipping info This item will need to be shipped by a packing company of your choice. We maintain a list of reliable shippers, or you may choose your own.
• OROBR CRUISER Germany well detailed
  OROBR CRUISER Germany well detailed lithographed tin war ship with guns at sides of cabin and gun turrets at bow and stern two funnels double tiered mastal forward observation deck key wind driven extensive graphics on hull. 11'' long. Repaint to deck and roof. (VG Cond)
• Edson Destroyer Stainless Steel
  Edson Destroyer Stainless Steel Ships Wheel - Diamater 20''
• American School late 19th/early
  American School late 19th/early 20th c. "Battle of Mobile Bay August 5th 1864: Admiral Farragut's Union fleet defeating the Confederate ironclad CSS Tennessee" oil on canvas unsigned 20 1/2 in. x 29 1/4 in. in a period giltwood frame.
• GOUACHE DEPICTING THE "U.S.S.
  GOUACHE DEPICTING THE "U.S.S. DOCKRA" BUILT AS AFREIGHTER IN 1906, NEWCASTLE, ENGLAND AND CONVERTED TO A WARSHIP BY THE U.S. NAVY IN 1917 FOR SERVICE IN WWI. PAINTING IS UNSIGNED. IN A CARVED AND GILDED FRAME AND UNDER GLASS. SIGHT SIZE 15 1/2" X 23 1/2".
• H. Fletcher (British, 19th/20th
  H. Fletcher (British, 19th/20th century) Seven scenes with naval vessels: two signed lower right "H. Fletcher", "Defeat of the Spanish Fleet Under DeLarigara by Adm. Rooney Off Cape St. Vincent 1780", 5-3/8 x 7-3/4 in.; "Arethusa and Belle Poule 1778", 9-1/8 x 10-1/2 in.; five unsigned, "Two Vessels on Calm Seas", 8 x 14 in., not laid down; "Three Vessels on Rough Seas", 8-1/8 x 13-1/2 in., not laid down; "The Battle of Barfleur 19 May 1692", 7-3/4 x 10-7/8 in.; "The Foudroyant 84 Guns Nelsons Flagship 1799", 8-3/4 x 6-1/4 in.; "Close Hauled in a Stiff Breeze", 10-5/8 x 12-7/8 in., watercolor in grisaille on paper, unframed,
• U.S. Naval Fleet scratch built from
  U.S. Naval Fleet scratch built from old cigar boxes, spools, etc. to include a USS Butte (AE-27); Oiler USS Maumee (AO-149); Frigate USS Bainbridge (DLGN-25); two aircraft carriers, Guadalcanal and Independence; Battleship USS Washington (BB-56); and a Memphis Cruiser. All made by Police Magistrate Gordon R. Herr of Upper Darby, PA who started building models in the 1930's. See the article in Popular Mechanics Magazine (photocopy included). Largest: 15"h x 46.5"l x 10"w Condition: Wear consistent with age.
• SHIP'S HULL "WEATHERLY 12" U.S.
  SHIP'S HULL "WEATHERLY 12" U.S. 17 AMERICA'S CUP DEFENDER 1962SHIP'S HULL "WEATHERLY 12" U.S. 17 AMERICA'S CUP DEFENDER 1962, by Andrew Burton 8/10 for Trident Studios, The Scale Model Company, h: 9.5 x w: 32 in.
• An album of historic naval ships
  An album of historic naval ships and incidents together with three other albums of photos and postcards.
• FLEISCHMANN TORPEDO Hand painted
  FLEISCHMANN TORPEDO Hand painted tin battleship done in green and cream hull w/red stripe & olive green deck single mast & stack clockwork driven one lifeboat and railed deck hatch. 12'' l. Repainted.
• 4PC STRIKERS ACTION VEHICLE CONCEPT
  4PC STRIKERS ACTION VEHICLE CONCEPT ART Original blue pencil on transparency paper concept drawings for an unreleased action demolition car toy line "Strikers", intended to be compatible with Mattel Hot Wheels, designed by Dexter Liu.
• HEYDE BOXED SEA BATTLE ''PANZER
  HEYDE BOXED SEA BATTLE ''PANZER FLOTTE'' Germany c.1905 a fabulous set with water themed insert as diorama unfolds with cast waves 7'' Japanese Battleship and 5'' Russian styled Torpedo boats scene taken from actual battle at Strait Tsushima of during two days of the Russian-Japanese war very detailed lead castings. RETAKE PIC; PUT ON MASTS SIZE MISSING (Exc. Cond)
• BLISS BATTLESHIP ROVER Lithographed
  BLISS BATTLESHIP ROVER Lithographed paper over cardboard hull upper deck is quite detailed observation towers center mast guns aboard. 19'' l. Laser copy repairs at hull and flags overall (Fair Cond)
• DAYTON FRICTION BATTLESHIP Early
  DAYTON FRICTION BATTLESHIP Early pressed steel toy cream body with blue water line black guns upper deck and cabin done in white two red stacks spoke wheels and flywheel on base. 15'' l. Flaking to guns (VG Cond.)
• THE ''SINKING'' BATTLESHIP
  THE ''SINKING'' BATTLESHIP Walbert Mfg. Co. tin plate ship painted in grey originally came with rubber band wound torpedo that could strike side target and split ship in half as if sinking from direct hit. 13 1/2'' l. Replaced flag ship (Exc. Cond.)
• ANTONIO JACOBSEN DREADNOUGHT SHIP
  ANTONIO JACOBSEN DREADNOUGHT SHIP PAINTING New York, New Jersey, Denmark1850-1921Depicts the clipper ship Dreadnought, built in 1853 for the American Red Cross Line to compete with other steamships of the time. Jacobsen studied at the Royal Academy in Copenhagen before emigrating to the United States in 1871. He frequented the harbor around Battery Park which subsequently landed him jobs painting for The Old Dominion Line, the Fall River Line, and the White Star Lines for visual records of their fleets.
• J. HARVEY AFT. JAMES HARDY NAVAL
  J. HARVEY AFT. JAMES HARDY NAVAL BATTLE PAINTING United States,20th Century Dynamic depiction of two ships engaged in combat with with heavy smoke between the two, crowned born torn and flaming sails while canon balls break the ocean's surface.
• After David Roberts (1796-1864)
  After David Roberts (1796-1864) Scottish THE DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM BY THE ROMANS UNDER THE COMMAND OF TITUS A.D. SEPTEMBER 71 Handcoloured lithograph with letters by Louis Haghe. Printed by Hering & Remington London in 1851 27.4" (height) 69.5cm (height) 42.1" (width) 107cm (width)
• BUCK ROGERS VENUS DUO DESTROYERBuck
  BUCK ROGERS VENUS DUO DESTROYERBuck Rogers Venus Duo Destroyer. Chicago: Tootsie Toy, ca. 1937. Red and yellow rocket-shaped tin litho toy from the Buck Rogers franchise. 5 x 2î. Some paint scratches and chips. Good.