The Navy Needs You! Don't Read American History Make It

A sailor taking a man in a suit by the shoulder, and gesturing toward battleships at sea and a figure of Columbia holding a sword and the American flag. 25 x 37 inches Please note that this lot has a

WORLD WAR I POSTER. FLAGG, JAMES MONTGOMERY. 1877-1960. The Navy Needs You! Don't Read American History - Make It! New York: The H.C. Miner Litho Co., 1917. Lithograph on paper, paper-backed, 42 x 28

Two framed off-set lithographs. Each is matted and framed. Includes: "The Navy Needs You!/ Don't Read American History-/ Make It!" and "Sure!/We'll Finish/ the Job/ Victory Liberty Loan". After the or

Oval pot metal casting, 9-1/2” x 11,’ of “Admiral G. Dewey” chest up in cast oval frame. Slightly left facing, background laurels and respect. VG

1964 Merchants Make History, 1st American Ed., 8.75in

by Fenimore Cooper, Esq. London, Richard Bentley, 1839. hardcover clothbound 9 1/2 x 6 inches Condition: Good

SKU #: 037490 Title: The American Navy: being an Authentic History of the United States Navy, and Biographical Sketches of American Naval Heroes, from the Formation of the Navy to the close of the Mex

1899 American Privateers 1st/1st History Maritime REVOLUTIONARY War of 1812 Navy “A History of American Privateers” by Edgar Stanton Maclay offers an examination of the pivotal role played by

Includes America and the Sea: A Maritime History, The History of The American Sailing Navy, The Great U.S. Exploring Expedition, The History of American Sailing Ships, American Sailing Ships, and A Hi

Sea Dogs of the Sixties Biographies of 6 Naval Commanders of the Civil War. Author: Jim Dan Hill Dated: 1961 Size: 12mo Binding Trade Wra

Autographs 1781 Governor John Hancock Signed Revolutionary War Orders the Payment of a Huge Sum for an Army Private's Pay in Compensation "To make good the Depreciation of his wages..." Including Two

Autographs July 1, 1776 John Bradford Reports Infighting & Mutiny Among George Washington's Continental Navy Privateers ALS From John Hancock's Personal Retained Files Ex: The Hancock-Chase Collection

Autographs Continental Navy Privateers from Boston Accuse Privateers from Portsmouth of Stealing Their Captured Naval Prizes (JOHN HANCOCK) (1737-1793). Acting President of the 2nd Continental Congres

War of 1812 Rare 1815 Isaac Chauncey Signed U.S. Naval Document the Great Lakes Commander during the War of 1812 Navy Hero ISAAC CHAUNCEY (1772"1840). A prominent U.S. Navy Commander and Commodore dur

War of 1812 British Naval Axe with Blade and Spike Shaped Head c. 1790 to War of 1812 Era, British Naval Axe with Spike shaped Head, Used, Fine. This original War of 1812 era British Navy Edged Weapon

Civil War Union Documents 1864 Civil War "Substitute for the Navy" Form for the Future Mayor of Saco, York County, Maine September 2, 1864-Dated Civil War Period, Partially-Printed Document, Portland

Autographs David Porter Signed Manuscript Pay Order to a Sailor DAVID PORTER (1780-1843). United States Navy officer with the rank of Captain and the honorary title of Commodore. Porter commanded a nu

Autographs John Rodgers Arranges Pay for Sailors as the Commander of the U.S. Navy Mediterranean Squadron on Baring Brothers COMMODORE JOHN RODGERS (1772"1838). Senior Naval Officer in the United Stat

Civil War Confederate Autographs DUNCAN N. INGRAHAM Commandeers a Building nearby the Charleston, South Carolina Naval Station Jan. 18, 1864 DUNCAN N. INGRAHAM (1802-1887). Confederate Navy Commodore

Autographs US Navy Commodore John Rogers Autograph Letter Signed to Daniel D. Brodhead of the Battle of Thompson's Island JOHN ROGERS (1772-1838). Commodore and Senior United States Navy Officer servi

War of 1812 First Edition "The Naval Temple" by Barber Badger, Boston 1816-Dated, First Edition Early United States Navy Hardcover Book titled, "The Naval Temple", Published by Barber Badger, Boston,

Autographs 1824 Commodore JOHN ROGERS Manuscript Letter Twice Signed as the U.S. Navy Commissioner's Office Head JOHN ROGERS (1772-1838). Commodore and Senior United States Navy Officer serving under

Autographs 1824 Commodore JOHN ROGERS Manuscript Letter Twice Signed as the U.S. Navy Commissioner's Office Head JOHN ROGERS (1772-1838). Commodore and Senior United States Navy Officer serving under

Autographs John Rodgers American Naval Commissioner Asks for Proposals to Charter a Vessel in 1817 as President of the Navy Board COMMODORE JOHN RODGERS (1772"1838). Senior Naval Officer in the United