3 WWII RECOGNITION SHIP MODELS ESSEX CHICAGO IOWA

Framburg wood metal, 1945 date Essex class CV, complete 21 inches, Comet , wood metal , Chicago class on box board complete, ship measure 14 1/2 inches, Framburg Iowa Class BB, wood metal dated 1945,

WWII US NAVY RECOGNITION SHIP MODEL SET AMERICAN 14 Ships inc. Iowa Class (us-BB), Saratoga (us-BB) H.A. Framburg & Co Chicago 12-44.Box size 11" x 12" x 4" closed. Damage to outside of the box.

Original WWII Miniature US Japanese Ship Models in Case. British, Lead Models. manufactured by H.A. Framburg & Co. of Chicago. size: 3.5h x 13L x 15w box, 2.5-6L models

With a carrying case. These were used as Identification Ships for Training in World War II. The largest ship measures 7 3/4" long. Included are classes such as Illustrious, Independence, Baltimore, So

With a carrying case. These were used as Identification Ships for Training in World War II. The largest ship measures 7 3/4" long. Included are classes such as Hunt, Devonshire, Southhampton, Pretoria

Includes U.S. and British ships. Three of them are identical; they are the "Louisville" class, numbered 12-44. The other U.S. models are the "Brooklyn" and "Fargo" classes. The British ships are the "

Wooden ship model of Iowa class destroyer USS Missouri or "Mighty Mo". 55" long. USS Missouri was launched January 29, 1944 and commissioned on June 11th. She fought in Iwo Jima, Okinawa, The Korean W

TWO CASED SETS OF WORLD WAR II-ERA U.S. NAVY RECOGNITION/TEACHING MODELSDie cast models of French and British ships. One case includes 23 ships and the other 29, most with identification labels. Exter

WWII 1942 Heinkel He-113 Spotter Recognition Plane. These planes were produced by the Cruver Mfg. Co of Chicago, IL as indicated by the c inside the circle. They were used by military service members

WWII 1944 Curtiss P-40 Warhawk Spotter Recognition Plane. These planes were produced by the Cruver Mfg. Co of Chicago, IL as indicated by the c inside the circle. They were used by military service me

WWII 1942 German Messerschmitt ME 109E Spotter Recognition Fighter Plane. These planes were produced by the Cruver Mfg. Co of Chicago, IL as indicated by the c inside the circle. They were used by mil

WWII 1944 British P-40E Kittyhawk Spotter Recognition Plane. These planes were produced by the Cruver Mfg. Co of Chicago, IL as indicated by the c inside the circle. They were used by military service

Watercolor on paper 15 1/4 x 9 in. (sight), 21 3/4 x 5 3/4 in. (framed). Harbor scene of WWII freighter ship "City Of Joliet". The following is his obituary from the Chicago Tribune: Rev. Edward J. Do

This is a wood model of the German barque, Pamir. The Pamir was a four mast merchant ship that launched from Hamburg on July 29, 1905. In World War II, she was seized by New Zealand as a prize of war

Copper and cast brass ship horn. Maufactured by Pertyfon Kockums Model # A 100/200, almo Sweeden. Sise 15 3/4 dia x 32 H

Vintage Nautical, Hull Model of a sailing ship Pilgrim, mixed media, overall with display case: 37"w x 11 3/4"d x 28"h Provenance: Provenance: Sotheby's Chicago The Butch McGuire's Collection: Selecte

Vintage Nautical, Hull Model of a sailing ship The Eagle, mixed media, overall with display case: 33"w x 11 3/4"d x 24 3/4"h Provenance: Provenance: Sotheby's Chicago The Butch McGuire's Collection: S

A Cased Model of Queen Hatshepsut Ship the case bearing a plaque marked Queen Hatshepsut Ship/ 1500 B.C./ Length 90 R.G.S. Height overall of case 64 3/4 x width 28 x depth 18 inches. Property from a P

Hamilton Model 22 deck watch chronometer, WWII era, in original 3-section box. 35 size, 21 jewel lever escapement chronometer marked Mid Watch, Bureau of Ships, US Navy, 5788-1942 at back of brass tub

(lot of 3) American Primitive half hull wood carved wall ship's models circa 1870, largest 10"h x 37"w. Provenance: Property from the estate of Thomas J. Perkins, San Francisco, and Belvedere, CA

AMERICAN HALF-HULL SHIP MODEL, laminated pine mounted on a pine board with applied molding. Old refinished surface with warm color. Late 19th/early 20th century. 11 1/2" x 55 3/4".Provenance: Property

Large Laurits Bernard Holst (1848-1934) oil on canvas painting with 3 ships on the stormy seas; in excellent condition with no damage or repairs, signed lower right Laurits Holst, Chicago, 1870. Measu

Rare 8-inch face Chelsea ship's bell clock, engraved face with name of merchant "Spaulding and Company, Chicago". Silver faceplate with raised bronze numerals, set into a copper case with polished fin

Blind Children of Chicago. Titled and dated, 8.11. Carved and varnished wood. Very minor loss, otherwise excellent condition. 21"h x 15" x 3" with stand. Est. $1,000-3,000. Ship: $85

Three U.S. Navy ship clocks World War II period Comprising a brass Seth Thomas Deck Clock No. 1; a Bakelite Seth Thomas Mark 1 Deck Clock, 1942; and a Chelsea Bakelite, serial no. 29844E. (3). H: 4 1/