WWII US NAVY DESTROYER TRENCHART SCRIMSHAW SHELL B

France,1918 An unusual Trench Art theme, bathers and lady in night dress. 12 3/8 inches tall

WW2 U.S. Navy Artillery Training Shell w/orig canister, 3" 50 caliber, used to practice fuse setting & loading, wood, brass & white metal, missing ballistic cap, o/wise VG cond, shell painted "Winches

WWII Era Navy and Marines Matchbook Covers Lot. You will receive a lot of 35 plus matchbook covers. Some of the matchbook covers include: USS Saratoga Torpedo and Bombing Squadron Two-B, NAS Coco Solo

WWII USN Navy Summer Aviators Flying Cloth Flight Helmet. The tag below the right ear reads, BU AERO U.S. Navy Specification M-450 B-G Inc. Contract No. NXS-1008. The size is 7 1/4 inches. Nice condit

Lot of US Military insignia- Special Forces Patch, Bullion US Navy Diver badge, WWII Tank Destroyer officer pin, Pre-WWI Hospital Corpsman pin, WWII Chemical Corps Pin, WWI Inspector General Pins. Goo

WWI - WWII Father / Son Uniform group to Richard Wheatland II (WWII) and Stephen Wheatland (WWI). Richard served aboard the Destroyer Minelayer USS Harry F. Bauer which was present at Iwo Jima and Oki

AT CLOSE QUARTERS : PT BOATS IN US NAVY WW2 by Capt. Robert Bulkley Jr, 1962, Washington DC, Government Printing Office (GPO), first ed, b&w photos, 574pp, Index. Acomprehensive history of the Naval u

Lot of 38. WWIII US Naval ships "All Aspects of" In Action (7) B&W ~ At Sea (18 Color, 5 B&W) ~ In Navy Yard or Ship Yard (8) ~ All real photo State: City: Date: Provenance:

2 Trench Art Shells, 12” tall, 1 is USS Block Island CVS511 inscribed and the other is ribbed, both WWII and a U.S. Marines Plaque to Julian Giecko 1939-41

This is an action-packed poster created by the U.S. Navy during WWII. Under the cover of darkness, we see a US Naval Ship attack a Japanese destroyer. A memo from Lt. Cmdr. John Bulkeley is placed ato

Lot of 6 assorted service Garrison caps or hats. 2 have a name of Paul Shropshire (b. 1918-2009) who served in the US Navy during WWII and rose quickly in ranks.  The other has E.F. Schutz inside the

Original pencil and pigment on paper of a WW2 fighter plane. Floyd E. Johnson (b. 1909) was a member of the US Navy Reserve during WW2. A Charlottesville native, he attended UVA, later returning as in

A lot of 35 B&W and mostly RPC's featuring various U.S. Navy ships form the first half of the 20th century. Shots include the Saratoga, the Memphis, the New Mexico and many more. Some are used, some a

US Navy. Photos inside and out of the destroyer boat. Cover unbound from rest of book. Measures 8 1/4 x 10 1/2 inches

Bausch & Lomb Opt. Co. Rochester N.Y. U.S.A. 7 X 50, Des. Pat. 83,934; Serial # 227060. Type / Model: Appears to be US Navy Bausch & Lomb Mark 28 (c. 1941-1944). Includes original B&L leather strap an

WWII NAMED TRENCH ART U.S. LANGLEY KNIFE U.S.S. Langley 1943-44-45 United States Navy C. E. Pratt named trench art "sweethearts" knife with pin badge adornments. Original leather scabbard. Size: 10.5"

Job Lot: WWI Porcelain Canteen with felt & canvas cover, original stopper, Id’d on back, a WWII 40mm shell, gas mask canister, trench art bomb, 3 x 5 foot U.S. Flag in original box, brass flag p

1943, 28x40, US, Nolan art, B- condition

Military Maritime Bell. Classic WWII era US Navy quarterdeck bell. Cast in iron with bronze finish made by the Harvard Lock Company, embossed on the top of the bell and U.S.N. embossed on the bell's l

This is an impressive example of a WWII US Navy ship engine order telegraph. This piece is clearly marked on the dial, Bendix. The original brass ID plate is also present. The plate says 12 inch Singl

Arguably the most desirable and collected diving helmet in the world, the United States Navy Mark V. This example was made during September 1942 by the A. Schraders Son Company, Division Of Scovill Mf

Approximately 35 pieces. A few have broken glass faces. H 3.25" x W 3.25" x D 2"

Approximately 30. Some glass faces cracked or broken. 2 missing movements. H 3.25" x W 3.25" x D 2"

During World War 2 their were four different makers of the famed US Navy Mark V diving helmet. Of those four, by far the most difficult to find are examples made by the Miller Dunn Company in Miami, F