USS Hartford, CDVs of Naval Officers Who Served on Her

[US NAVAL] Ellsworth "Dave" Davis [1892-1946] American naval officer. He served on the U.S.S. Florida as a signal officer, official uniform inspector and flag lieutenant. During the U.S. occupation of

Narrative of the United States Expedition to the River Jordan and the Dead Sea. By Captain William Francis Lynch (1801-1865), a naval officer who served first in the US Navy and later in the Confedera

Large/Heavy Framed Grouping to Naval Officer Earl W Hauer. Served from 1934 to 1964. Frame includes should boards, Insignia, Dog Tag, Ribbon Bars and his Presentation officers sword and Belt. Stunning

Fedoskino Russian lacquer box with portraits of U.S. Naval Officers of the USS Constitution, Charles Stewart, Isaac Hull and William Bainbridge. Full length portraits of Stewart and Bainbridge and a t

CAPT. WILLIAM MCBLAIR AND C.S.S. ATLANTA GROUPING WILLIAM MCBLAIR (ca. 1802-1863) American naval officer, commanded the USS DALE in suppression of the slave trade off western Africa. After his service

Union Seaman’s letter written by “S. E. Hartford’, an Ordinary Seaman from Haverhill, Massachusetts. Hartford first served on the USS Ohio after enlisting in May 3rd, 1861. The two page letter i

Carte-de-visite (CDV) of naval officer Sylvester Poole of the USS Eastport. Pencil identification on verso with photographer’s imprint, “JM Munn Ambrotype & Photographic Artist, Corner Sixth Stree

NAVAL OFFICER'S BEAVERSKIN HAT19th CenturyWith later U.S.S. Constitution hat ribbon.Height 4". Provenance:The Collection of Chuck and Jan Deluca.

With embossed decorative panels depicting Chinese dragons over a Naval ship, the ends with monogram "W Y." We believe the ship to be the USS Augusta, an Indianapolis-class heavy cruiser used extensive

Four Sterling Naval Officers Breast Plates & Pins. 1.48 troy ounces. Belonging to Lieutenant Commander Howard S. Crosby Commanding Officer USS Bashaw.

Original lot of Naval insignia as shown. See pictures for details. Good condition for its age, with signs of use. Consignor notes that the officer served on Submarines at some point.

1948 US Naval Academy 14k 1948 Pin. Naval officers breast plate 2.75" l, 16.2 total grams. Belonging to Lieutenant Commander Howard S. Crosby Commanding Officer USS Bashaw.

A good war-date Union naval officer's letter, 1 1/2p. 4to., signed twice by Acting Master Nelson Provost, USS Anacostia, Rappahannock River, [Va.], Nov. 24, 1863 addressed to future Brevet Brig. Gen.

"Don't Give Up the Ship" signed W. A. Libbey verso hand finished in seasoned pattern pine. 7 x 49 inches. N.B. In 1813 American naval officer James Lawrence, the Captain of the USS Chesapeake, uttered

"Don't Give Up the Ship" 10 x 28 inches. hand finished in seasoned pattern pine. N.B. In 1813 American naval officer James Lawrence, the Captain of the USS Chesapeake, uttered the heroic words. ?Don't

(TAIPING REBELLION) PROSPER GIQUEL (1835 - 1886) French naval officer, Imperial Customs official, and advisor to Chinese government. He served in the in the Anglo-Chinese Occupation Police during the

1831 1ed WHALING Hiram Paulding Voyages Journal Dolphin Mutiny Galapogos Hawaii Aboard the USS Dolphin in 1825, Hiram Paulding, a United States naval officer, pursued the ongoing mutiny of the whaling

(1798 – 1877) American naval officer, ship's captain, court-martialed for the massacre of almost 80 Fijians on Malolo in 1840. He commanded USS San Jacinto during the Trent Affair, where he sto

William R. Anderson (1921-2007) Naval officer, politician. Anderson was selected by Admiral Hyman G. Rickover to command the first nuclear submarine to be placed into service, the USS Nautilus and was

Genuine U.S. Navy life preserver from the USS Olympia, a protected cruiser in service from 1895 to 1922. A legendary vessel, the Olympia served as Commodore George Dewey's flagship at the Battle of Ma

United States Officers Naval Medals & Badges Lot . Belonging to Lieutenant Commander Howard S. Crosby Commanding Officer USS Bashaw.

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

1- WWII United States Navy Officers Sword with USN Regulation Saber Knot belonging to Chief Warrant Officer James H. Floyd, who served in the United States Navy aboard the USS Tennessee during WWII an

From US Naval Forces in France , To Commanding Officer U.S.S Tucker. Dated August 13th 1918. Approx 9" x 12"