Ship Salvage Notes Instruction Salvage 1st Class Divers

The greatest submarine rescue in history was aided by United States Navy divers like Coxswain Francis H. O’Keefe. O’Keefe was a diver first class in 1939 and was stationed onboard the US

US Navy 1st Class Battle Ships 1899 USS Oregon in foreground and USS Indiana and USS Massachusetts in background Artist: Werner Print Type

Singapore $1, (1987), ship, sign. Hu Tsu Tau, serial nos. D/14 463001 to 100, 100 consecutive notes, 1st prefix, ageing, generally AU-UNC; serial nos. D/20 250001 to 100, 100 consecutive notes, last p

US Navy 1st Class Cruisers 1899 Brooklyn in foreground & New York in background. Artist: Werner Print Type: Chromolithograph Signed: Werner i

TITANIC SHIP MODEL 11 1/2"H X 31 1/2"L W/ BX'D WOODMERE CHINA 1ST CLASS DINNER PLATE

This item depicted in the images below is an Original military badge from Hungary. For your convenience we will ship your item for a reasonable price. Combined shipping is available. PayPal payment, W

For your consideration is the rare Russian USSR sport badge for high grade of sportsmen. Enamel, marked. For your convenience we will ship your item for a reasonable price. Combined shipping is availa

For you viewing is a German WW2 LDO Box Etui for Iron Cross 1st Class, 1940, copy. For your convenience we will ship your item for a reasonable price. Combined shipping is available. PayPal payment, W

This is a brass ships clock and barometer from an unknown vessel. Mounted to a wooden shelf, the shelf is tagged with a brass tag that reads 1ST CLASS.

Vintage LILIPUT Train HO Scale #841 03 DB German Railways 1st Class Passenger Car Wagon. Green car with silver roof. Comes in the original box. Passenger car is in mint condition with instructions and

Knight's Cross, 5th Class Awarding document to a German Doctor of a military ship, dated 1st of November 1936. Interesting and extremely fine condition! I

Singapore $500, (1988), ship, serial nos. A/1 815731 to 734, 4 consecutive 1st prefix notes, paper still crisp, ageing, generally GVF. (4)

Singapore $2, (1990), ship, orange, serial nos. AA 285901 to 6000, 100 consecutive 1st prefix notes, generally AU-UNC, with BCCS band. (100)

Singapore $2, (1990), ship, orange, serial nos. AA 340901 to 341000, 100 consecutive 1st prefix notes, some with ageing, generally AU-UNC. With BCCS band (foxing). (100)

Singapore $1, (1987), ship, sign. Goh Keng Swee, serial nos. A/1 611022 to 027, 6 consecutive 1st prefix notes, all graded PMG Gem UNC66EPQ. (6)

Singapore $10, (1988), ship, serial nos. A/1 190501 to 505, 5 consecutive 1st prefix notes, generally AU-UNC. (5)

Singapore $5, (1989), ship, serial nos. A/1 373461 to 465, 5 consecutive 1st prefix notes, all graded PMG Gem UNC66EPQ. (5)

Singapore $5, (1989), ship, serial nos. A/1 373466 to 470, 5 consecutive 1st prefix notes, all graded PMG Gem UNC66EPQ. (5)

Singapore $1, (1987), ship, sign. Goh Keng Swee, serial nos. A/1 327752 to 753, consecutive pair of 1st prefix notes, both graded PMG Gem UNC65EPQ. (2)

Singapore $5, (1989), ship, serial nos. A/1 398407 to 410, 4 consecutive 1st prefix notes, AU-UNC. (4)

Singapore $2, (1990), ship, orange, serial nos. AA 829271 to 280, 10 consecutive 1st prefix notes, ageing, generally AU. (10)

Singapore $5, (1989), ship, serial nos. A/1 296185 to 186, consecutive pair of 1st prefix notes, ageing, generally AU-UNC. (2)

Singapore $10, (1988), ship, serial nos. A/1 271597, A/1 304966, A/1 523213, all 1st prefix notes, stains, VF. (3)

Singapore $5, (1989), ship, serial nos. A/1 971171 to 172 (consecutive pair), A/1 398404, A/1 398406, all 1st prefix notes, VF-UNC. (4)