Ensign Coast Guard, sigend President Coolidge1924

American, pre-1943. A United States Coast Guard ensign flag #5 with corresponding pennant and copied document; the document from District Coast Guard Officer, Third Naval District 42 Broadway New York

Offered is a USCG Coast Guard Ensign Flag & National Vice or Rear Commodore Auxiliary Pennant. Approximate size of the cloth flag is 31 x 50 inches and the nylon pennant is 11 x 24 inches. Both items

VICT WALNUT PRE COAST GUARD REGULATOR U.S.L.S.S. 16" DIAM

ALDEN MOUNTED HALF HULL MODEL OF A COAST GUARD CUTTERFirst Half of the 20th CenturyBuilt up in five lifts. Hull with extensive builder's markings.Backboard 10" x 55".Provenance:Northeast

SALVATORE DEL DEOMassachusetts, b. 1928"Barge at the Coast Guard Pier, 1976". Signed lower left "S. Del Deo". Titled on label verso.Oil on board, 6" x 10". Framed 6.5&quo

28 pieces. Some without glass. Including H 2.25" x D 5"

United States Coast Guard / Quick Action. 1940s. Offset lithograph recruitment poster with “Remember Pearl Harbor” within a life buoy. 42 x 28”. Creases in image; nicks and creases a

CASED MODEL OF THE U.S. COAST GUARD LIGHTSHIP "BOSTON"ContemporaryRed hull with white lettering. Brass fittings.Cased height 24". Length 33". Width 12.5".

19th c model of the U.S. Coast Guard schooner "Alert" (1818, Eastport, Maine) in a shadowbox diorama. Frame appx 23"w x 14 1/4"h. Good condition.

CHELSEA U.S. COAST GUARD CLOCKFirst Half of the 20th CenturyBlack bakelite case. Second sweep.Crystal diameter 5.25”. Overall diameter 7.5”.

WWII Era US Maritime Service Merchant Marine Group named to Frederick Clow Martin. Some of the ships he served aboard were the SS Australia Victory and the SS Mormacdale. Items in this group include:

Extremely rare shipyard builders half model of the United States Lighthouse Service Lighthouse Tender Juniper. Launched in 1939 just before the USLHS became The United States Coast Guard. The Juniper

U.S. LIGHT HOUSE SERVICE WOOL PENNANTEarly 20th CenturyPre-dates the U.S.L.H.S. merger with the Coast Guard in 1939. Triangular flag with a blue lighthouse on a white field with red border. Hoist with

Precision ship model of the Lightship Boston. A museum-quality model with milled brass fittings, perfectly scaled hull, properly painted in U.S.Coast guard livery. Countless fittings and details. Moun

CHARLES J. LUNDGREN (American 1911 – 1988) Oil on Panel 1976 Eagle Denmark and Radick in New York Harbor, Detail of OP Sail ’76 New York Harbor. Christian Radich, Coast Guard and Eage Denmark full

WW1 poster: Gee!! I Wish I Were a Man, I'd Join the Navy, Howard Chandler Christy, 1917 "Naval Reserve or Coast Guard" 39 7/8"H x 25 3/4"W (sight), 52 3/4"H x 38 1/8" (frame)

Manana Island from Monhegan in Winter, Coast Guard Station. Watercolor and gouache on paper, framed, 22 x 31 inches.

Copper nautical lantern, known as a "Post Lantern B". These were used by the Coast Guard as marker lanterns. Lens is cracked and case is dented. Rough condition but still cool. Look at pictures. Weigh

Framed WWI 1918 patriotic poster after Howard Chandler Christy (1872-1952), "Gee!! I Wish I Were a Man, I'd Join the Navy, Naval Reserve or Coast Guard, sight: 40.25"h, 26.25"w, overall: 29.5"h, 43.75

John C. Traynor (American, b. 1961) oil on linen canvas painting of a boat near a harbor, titled "Coast Guard Station Menemsha (Massachusetts)" signed lower right, bearing labels verso. [Sight: 11 1/4

U SS Spencer WPG36A Coast Guard Cutter and USS Siuthard DD207. The two with bases are marked technical model service. Vineyard Haven MA. A didvision of Van Rtper. The othr two are ,arked Van Ryper. Lo

Impressionist oil painting on board signed D. Lazarus titled verso BRANT POINT LIGHTHOUSE AND COAST GUARD STATION NANTUCKET. 8 X 10 in, framed 14 x 16 in. (Lazarus was b. 1952, noted for Nantucket pai

Scott Paulk (Mississippi/Tennessee, 20th Century) colored pencil drawing titled "On Patrol" depicting a red, white, blue, and yellow Coast Guard airplane on a runway. Titled, signed, and dated "Scott

Garfield's Personally Owned Book, Authored and Inscribed to Him by Congressman Samuel S. Cox, Who Spearheaded the Creation and Expansion of the U.S. Coast Guard, the Life-Saving Service From Garfield�