1880 SECTIONAL VIEW US DRY DOCK SHIP BROOKLYN NAVY YARD

[1] Black Deck clock, with a 6 inch dial which reads Sun shipbuilding & dry dock co. Chester PA. Serial Number 332144 October 2nd 1942. [2] Brass Deck clock with hinged bezel says U.S. Navy. [3] Chels

Bakelite and plastic cases all WWII era (9) copy boxes full cases with movements, etc.

Bakelite and plastic cases all WWII era (10) copy boxes full cases with movements, etc.

Bakelite and plastic cases all WWII era (8) copy boxes full cases with movements, etc.

Bakelite and plastic cases all WWII era (9) copy boxes full cases with movements, etc.

Bakelite and plastic cases all WWII era (10) copy boxes full cases with movements, etc.

Bakelite and plastic cases all WWII era (9) copy boxes full cases with movements, etc.

INCLUDES 6 SHIPS, USED TO TRAIN SHIP IDENTIFICATION AND MAP LOCATION SEE PHOTOSMore photos available please askThank youSeven G's Auction

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A historical patriotic Americana estate lot, featuring an antique U.S. flag and book. Includes: one (1) antique fabric United States Navy USN style ship's ensign flag, presenting 38 stars to blue fiel

This helmet was made by the famed and iconic manufacturer A. Schraders Son Company. Located in Brooklyn, New York, this company started making diving helmets and related equipment in the 1840s. Throug

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Not only is this a legendary United States Navy Mark V diving helmet, it is a rarely found helium example, aka The Widow Maker! This variation of the standard Mark V helmet was designed for extreme de

Arguably the most desirable and collected diving helmet in the world, the United States Navy Mark V. This example was made in August 1943 by the A. Schraders Son Company, Division Of Scovill Mfg. Co.

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Fantastic original United States Navy Mark V diving helmet! This helmet in late 2020 was discovered in Eastern Europe, where it has been in storage since shortly after World War 2. The previous owner

Arguably the most desirable and collected diving helmet in the world, the United States Navy Mark V. This beautiful example was made in June 1943 by the A. Schraders Son Company, Division Of Scovill M

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