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• U.S. Naval officer's dr
  U.S. Naval officer's dr
• U.S. Navy photo of military
  U.S. Navy photo of military ship's crew framed photo of a sea plane and a framed certificate of the Imperial Neptune Society Estimate $ 50-100 No condition report supplied.
• BOX OF NAVAL ACCADEMY BUTTONS AND
  BOX OF NAVAL ACCADEMY BUTTONS AND SOME AMERICANA.
• U.S. Vietnam-Era Navy and Coast
  U.S. Vietnam-Era Navy and Coast Guard Lot of Two Lot includes two dark four-pocket officer's tunics. Condition: Very good.
• NAVAL SWORD. American early
  NAVAL SWORD. American early 20th century. Model 1852 sword with etched blade featuring anchors American eagles and ''USN''. Maker's mark ''Gaunt'' and ''Made USA''. Faux shagreen grip dolphin brass guard and leather scabbard with dolphin tip. Wear. 36''l. overall.
• World War II U.S. Naval compass,
  World War II U.S. Naval compass, binnacled compass in brass housing with door, marked "...Conn Ltd Elkhart, Ind." and "U.S. Navy BU Ship's Mark…1942", 13 x 13 in.
• American Navy/Naval wool cap;
  American Navy/Naval wool cap; Horstman Co.; ca. late 19th/early 20th Century; gold metallic braid, band, and eagle emblem; size 7 1/8. Wear to leather visor liner.
• COLLECTION WITH U.S. NAVY
  COLLECTION WITH U.S. NAVY IDENTIFICATION SHIP MODELSCollection with U.S. Navy Identification Ship Models
• 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.
• P. SCHIOT MARITIME NAVAL SEASCAPE
  P. SCHIOT MARITIME NAVAL SEASCAPE O/C PAINTING United States,Dated 1906Depicts a United States Navy vessel headed towards a pair of figures with flares floating in the ocean. Schiot has work in the Navy Art Collection.
• WORLD WAR II U. S. NAVY SHIP'S BELL
  WORLD WAR II U. S. NAVY SHIP'S BELL Heavy cast brass, including clapper, the face with recessed "U. S. N." painted black; retains twisted cord pull.
• 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.
• * (AMERICANA US NAVY) Original 16mm
  * (AMERICANA US NAVY) Original 16mm film reel 1956 ''History of the U.S. Navy 1814-1860.''
• U.S. NAVY UNIFORMU.S. Navy Uniform
  U.S. NAVY UNIFORMU.S. Navy Uniform
• U.S. Naval Fleet scratch built from
  U.S. Naval Fleet scratch built from old cigar boxes, spools, etc. to include USS Canberra (CAG-2); Heavy cruiser USS Wichita (CA-45); USS Galveston (CLG-3); Terror; Oliver Hazard Perry (109); Marblehead and two others, 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: 12"h x 50"l x 7"w Condition: Wear consistent with age.
• 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.
• WWII US Navy Ships Clintometer
  WWII US Navy Ships Clintometer
• U.S. NAVY COATEE WORN BY LT. JOHN
  U.S. NAVY COATEE WORN BY LT. JOHN MERCER BROOKE United StatesC. 1840s-50sDark blue superfine broadcloth body, gold metallic lace around the collar and cuffs, Scovill back marked navy buttons, white silk lining with padding in the breast, marked "Lt JM Brooke" in iron gall ink on a tab on the neck, and silk lining in the sleeves. Note: John Mercer Brooke (1826-1906) was born in Tampa, Florida. He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1847 becoming a lieutenant. He worked on many projects for the U.S. Navy including finding the shape of the sea bottom and mapping as well as having a part in the transatlantic cable. In 1861, he resigned his commission and joined the Virginia navy and served for the Confederacy. He worked on converting the USS Merrimac to the CSS Virginia, and invented the Brooke rifle. He served until the surrender of Confederate forces and asked President Andrew Johnson for a pardon. After the war he became a professor at the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Virginia and died there in 1906.
• U.S.Navy Model Officers Sword ca.
  U.S.Navy Model Officers Sword ca. 1852 U.S. Navy officer's sword mfg. by Collins & Co. Hartford Conn. With silver grip with wire wrap; engraved/acid etched blade with floral and vine patterns "U.S.N." in middle "85" on top of blade. The guard has "USN" surrounded with acorns and leaves and with Dolphin heads on handle. Sheath is leather and brass with knots at both fittings
• WORLD WAR TWO ERA UNITED STATES
  WORLD WAR TWO ERA UNITED STATES NAVY OFFICERS SWORWORLD WAR TWO ERA UNITED STATES NAVY OFFICERS SWORD by Peebles Wells Co. Norfolk VA28 3/4" double edged straight blade with etched panels, gold gilt guard and pommel, dolphin head quillion, wire wrapped white sharkskin grip, gold "knot" black leather sheath with brass hangers and toe guard. Lot includes belt with hangers.
• Pair of United States Navy
  Pair of United States Navy Officer's Epaulettes, mid-19th century, of gold bullion embroidery, marked "Joseph Stankey of 25 Conduit Street, London", w. 5-1/2", l. 7-1/4".
• (19) REAL PHOTO POSTCARDS MILITARY,
  (19) REAL PHOTO POSTCARDS MILITARY, USN Including: "USS New Hampshire"; "Promethius" loading exhibits from P.P.I.E. (Pan Paacific International Exposition) San Francisco, Calif, 2-20-16 (rubber band stripe); "USS Seattle"; "USS Maryland"; USS "Texas"; "Officer's Mess, "Quincy A. Shaw", 1915; WWI troops on ship; US Marine gunners with US Navy band, in Shanghai riots, 1911; Cutter Woodbury with US Navy sailor running up flag; US Transport; "Ice Breaking, Penobscot Bay, 1905; Crew man from USS Southery; Yacht "Viking" crew member; Officer & Bos'ns Mate from unknown ship; USS Alabama & USS Illinois in dry docks (photo, not postcard); USS El Orinte, Ship that brought us home (WWI); Bremerton Navy Yard (WWII); USS Sims (Bath Iron Works, lost 1942 Battle of Coral Sea; US Naval Ship R.L. Howze; PLUS (2) RPPC printed in Japan of Dignitaries in America, unknown context. Japanese Admiral present.
• Ordnance Instructions for the
  Ordnance Instructions for the United States Navy, Relating to the Preparation of Vessels of War for Battle (Washington, 1860). Rebound.
• LOT OF 9 LATE 19TH - EARLY 20TH
  LOT OF 9 LATE 19TH - EARLY 20TH CENTURY NAVALIMAGES. TO INCLUDE: USS ATLANTA CA. 1883, GERMAN IMPERIAL NAVAL CRUISER SMS BADEN CA. 1894, USS TENNESSEE, USS VIRGINIA, AMERICAN COAST GUARD CUTTER, TWO BATTLE SHIPS FROM THE AMERICAN GREAT WHITE FLEET. ALSO TWO IMAGES OF SHIP’S CREWS, ONE OF UNIDENTIFIED AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICERS, AND ONE OF THE USS SCORPION, TURN OF THE 20TH CENTURY. FOUND IN A DARTMOUTH BARN, ALL BUT ONE IMAGE IS FRAMED. SOME ARE LOOSE IN FRAME, AND SOME IMAGES SHOW CRAZING AND CRACKING. BUT OVERALL, GOOD CONDITION.
• Sign ''Restricted Area U.S.
  Sign ''Restricted Area U.S. Navy'' c. 1950's Maine. 11'' X 30''.
• U.S. World War II Naval officer's
  U.S. World War II Naval officer's service record photographs of South Pacific natives etc.
• [Naval History] manuscript and
  [Naval History] manuscript and illustrated document by John Thomas Newton Commander of the Home Squadron U.S. Navy 1852-1855 eleven pages 7 1/8 in. x 5 in. illustrating in great detail the flag signals used by the ships Columbia Princeton Cyane Albany Decatur and Fulton mounted on paper 15 in. x 11 in. extracted from a 19th c. scrap book. Note: The Home Squadron part of the U.S. Navy was organized in 1838. Its ships were assigned to protect coastal commerce aid ships in distress suppress piracy and the slave trade and make coastal surveys. It was discontinued after the outbreak of the Civil War when the Union blockade forced a reassignment of ships to close off Southern ports. John Thomas Newton (1793-1857) was appointed in 1809 as a midshipman. He served on the Hornet and commanded the steamers Fulton and Missouri and the navy yard in Pensacola FL. He became flag officer and commodore of the Home Squadron from 1852-1855 and commanded the navy yard in Portsmouth NH from 1855-1857.
• [Naval History] Histories of the
  [Naval History] Histories of the U.S. Navy and Great Britain  Lot of 6. Cooper James Fenimore (1789-1851). The History of the Navy of the United States of America. Tp lacking. This appears to be an abridged edition not recorded by Howes [C-748][BAL 3896] Philadelphia: Thomas Cowperthwait & Co. 1841. Small 8vo leather black leather spine label 447pp 2 plates 24pp ads at end. Leather dry; scattered foxing. Minor water stains especiall in back. Chamberlayne John. Magnae Britanniae Notitia: or the Present State of Great Britain; with divers remarks upon the antient state thereof. London: B and S. Tooke Daniel Midwinter Jacob Tomson E. Valentine and T. Wotton 1723. 8vo full embossed leather 5 spine bands gilt spine lettering and devices [xx] 672 48pp. Spine ends and hinges going. Leaves very good with only minor toning and scattered foxing. Pennant Thomas. Some Account of London. London: Printed for J. Paulder F.C. and J. Rivington and others 1813 stated 5th ed. 8vo full leather gilt spine vii 660pp. Folding map of London in 1563 folding view of part affected by fire in 1666 12 other illus. Leather dry hinges cracking corners worn. The Mariner's Chronicle: Containing Narratives of the Most Remarkable Disasters at Sea such as Shipwrecks Storms Fires and Famines: Also Naval Engagements PIratical Adventures Incidents of Discovery and other Extraordinary and Interesting Occurrences. New Haven: Durrie and Peck 1834. 8vo full leather gilt spine 504pp. Chip from upper corner of tp scattered foxing. Spine leather drying but overall binding still good. Scattered light foxing. Memoirs of the Most Renowned James Graham Marquis of Montrose. Edinburgh: W. Ruddiman Jun. and Company 1756. Small 12mo full leather 5 spine bands 412pp. Leather dry spine flaking old tape repairs of inner hinges. Very light toning. Uvedale ed. The Memoirs of Philip de Comines. London: John Phillips 1712 Vol. II only. 12mo full embossed lelather spine leather replaced 5 spine bands pp531-935 [blank] (second tp for ''History of Lewis XI'') 144pp. Moderate toning text block breaking apart but all present.
• BATTLESHIPS OF THE U.S. NAVY,
  BATTLESHIPS OF THE U.S. NAVY, PUBLISHED 1972, AND A WOOL FLAGBattleships of the U.S. Navy, Published 1972, and a Wool Flag
• US Homefront WWII Navy Pillow
  US Homefront WWII Navy Pillow Covers Lot of Ten Lot includes two CB covers; US Submarine Service cover; Norfolk Va.; and more. Condition: Very good.
• BOOKS: U.S. NAVAL BATTLES
  BOOKS: U.S. NAVAL BATTLES ILLUSTRATED, C. 1812 (7) pages from a book celebrating U.S. Naval victories with engravings and verse, with original marbled endpapers as decoration, 4.5"h x 3.25"w (sight, each panel), 22"h x 18.5"w (frame)
• Naval interest, a large
  Naval interest, a large collection to include Naval dispatches 1939-1945
• WALLACE RANDALL WC MARITIME SHIP
  WALLACE RANDALL WC MARITIME SHIP PAINTING United States,20th CenturyMaritime work depicting the U.S.S. Conestoga powering through high seas. The Conestoga, a tug boat commissioned by the U.S. Navy in 1917 sank in the Pacific Ocean in 1921.
• Rare vintage photographs of World
  Rare vintage photographs of World War II United States Navy ships and crew, including the USS Texas, together with some vintage postcards; approximately ninety-four pieces
• NAVAL OFFICER FORE-AND-AFT HAT FROM
  NAVAL OFFICER FORE-AND-AFT HAT FROM JAMES A. MCNALLY USS WM. B. PRESTON Circa 1910. Epaulettes for a lieutentant sword belt with hangers
• UNITED STATES NAVY PREPARATION
  UNITED STATES NAVY PREPARATION COTTON PENNANTUnited States Navy preparation cotton pennant, 23" x 58", together with an unknown flag with crescent moon and star, possibly Indian Colonial State or Shipping Co., ca. 1945, 23" x 46". Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Sporadic small holes, stains. Other - stains, minor small holes.