1932 US NAVY COMMISSION GREETING

WOODROW WILSON SIGNED NAVAL COMMISSION 1916 US Navy commission for a Lieutenant Valentine Casey. Signed at the top by Woodrow Wilson. Size: 16 x 18" Shipping / Pickup: We Can Ship This Item

Official WWII used Naval Sextant made by Leupold & Stevens Instruments, Portland, USA. Comes with original wood box.~ . Size: 10 7/8" x 11 1/4". Detailed condition reports are not included in this cat

Named to an A.I. Moore of the USS California. Very difficult to find.

1939 calendar and vintage U.S. Navy cards, birthday, greetings, communion, Christmas, confirmation and more.

Robert E. Cofer Jr. promotion to Lieutenant in the Navy, Presidential seal on bottom, Frame measures 26 x 23in, Document measures 18 1/2 x 15 1/2in.

Cased WWII United State of American Navy U.S. Maritime Commission Nautical Sextant Type Rangefinder by Schick Inc Stamford CT USN contract 1942 in a fitted wooden case with instruction sheet affixed t

Description Overall displays in Very Good Condition. Original RARE, never folded & unrestored 1932 Window Card poster for the U.S. Navy aviation tale, HELL DIVERS, displays some upper left border edge

Group from US Navy Captain James M. Lane, who was a graduate of the US Naval Academy class of 1926, and became a Naval Aviator in 1930. He served in China aboard the USS Houston in 1932, was a pilot a

Lineol Germany. Includes Officer, Flagbearer with Tin Flag and Troops. Circa 1932. Composition 6.5cm. 7 Pieces. Condition Very Good to Excellent. No Box.

Includes Officer, Flagbearer with Tin Flag and Troops. Circa 1932. Composition. 5 pieces. 65mm tall. Pristine condition. Unboxed.

1956 Presidential Commission, William R. Ford, approved by the senate, Commander, U.s. Navy, July 1st, 1953, signed, B.T. Morrison (for The Chief of Naval Personnel and Charles s. Thomas, Sect. of The

1944 seldom seen WORLD WAR II ERA Seth Thomas ships bell clock, 6", U.S. Maritime Commission, believed to have been used on a victory class ship. Condition: Compete with light wear and some oxidation

1944 seldom seen WORLD WAR II ERA Seth Thomas ships bell clock, 6", U.S. Maritime Commission, believed to have been used on a victory class ship. Condition: Compete with light wear and some oxidation

Envelopes dated 1939-1959 addressed to Miss Kathryn Ridgely of North Carolina. Detailing the Hilary P. Jones which launched on Dec. 14, 1939. the USS Sterett commission which was launched Aug. 15, 193

Three World War Two US Maritime Commission and Bureau of Ships Flags: (1) US Navy Bureau of Ships flag, machine stitched on cotton, 4 metal grommets on hoist, measures: 42.5" H x 62.5" L. (1) United S

Includes 1932 Santas Own Story Book, and 4 hand painted US Navy Christmas Santa Covers, Largest measures 9 1/2 x 7 1/4 inches.

Phelps (Lieutenant Thomas Stowell, U.S. Navy) Indian attack on Seattle, January 26, 1856 as described by the eye witness..., 1932, Seattle: Forrest Lithograph and Printing, Pb, 57 pages. Note: Signed,

25 + stamp envelopes - a few without stamps. #720 (1932) 3 cent Washington, #788 (1936-37) 4 cent Lee and Jackson, #792 (1937) 3 cent Farragut & Porter - Army and Navy U.S. Army Heroes. [RLR 106]

A group of Port Series books by the War Department US Army Corps of Engineers and Maritime Commission spanning 1932 to 1940. Includes No. 9 Port of Charleston S.C., No. 10 Ports of Savannah and Brunsw

Signed commission / appointment (very indistinct signature) by President US Grant in 1871 for George H. Torney to be Assistant Surgeon to the Navy. Also signed by Secretary of the Navy George M. Robes

Not only is this a legendary United States Navy Mark V diving helmet, it is a rarely found helium example, aka The Widow Maker! This variation of the standard Mark V helmet was designed for extreme de

Arguably the most desirable and collected diving helmet in the world, the United States Navy Mark V. This example was made in August 1943 by the A. Schraders Son Company, Division Of Scovill Mfg. Co.

Incredibly rare and impressive United States Navy Mark V mixed gas or helium diving helmet! This helmet was presented to Lieutenant Commander James W. Gibson by the USS Coucal crew (ARS-8) upon his re

By far the most requested and popular diving helmet in the United States is the US Navy Mark V. There were only four companies that made the famed model starting in 1916. One of those original compani