Vtg 1928 US Army Infantry Regiment Fort D. A Russell WY Photo “Basketball Champs”. Vintage framed photo in good original condition and in original frame. Frame show some wear from age and storage. See all photos for condition. Overall measurements are 21″ x 10.75″.
This vintage panoramic photo captures the beauty of Fort Sam Houston in Texas, featuring the 1924 15th Field Artillery with Horses measuring a whopping 47″x10″ The photo is an original, perfect for collectors of militaria. The B&W photo is in great shape and will make a wonderful addition to your collection. It’s a unique item that captures the essence of the past. Add it to your collection today. As is has a tear in the bottom corner. Please check out the photos and have a blessed day.
Please see the images of the actual item above for a better idea of the condition. The packed card will weigh around two and a half ounces, as I pack with thick cardboard to assure the card arrives safely. Be sure to add me to your. Please contact me with any issues prior to leaving negative/neutral Feedback or low detail ratings, as I will always do my best to solve any problems that may come up!
Please see the images of the actual item above for a better idea of the condition. The packed card will weigh around two and a half ounces, as I pack with thick cardboard to assure the card arrives safely. Be sure to add me to your. Please contact me with any issues prior to leaving negative/neutral Feedback or low detail ratings, as I will always do my best to solve any problems that may come up!
Please see the images of the actual item above for a better idea of the condition. The packed card will weigh around two and a half ounces, as I pack with thick cardboard to assure the card arrives safely. Be sure to add me to your. Please contact me with any issues prior to leaving negative/neutral Feedback or low detail ratings, as I will always do my best to solve any problems that may come up!
US MARINE CORPS PILOT LT COL ROY S GEIGER w/GREAT LAKES BG-1 DIVE BOMBER – NEWSWIRE PHOTO 1936. MARINE CORPS PILOT LT. GEIGER WITH HIS GREAT LAKES AIRCRAFT COMPANY BG-1 DIVE BOMBER MARKED ON ITS SIDE; AIRCRAFT ONE MARINE FORCE QUANTICO – NEWSWIRE PHOTO 1936. MARINE CORPS PILOT LIEUTENANT COLONEL ROY S. GEIGER WEARS HIS LEATHER BOMBER JACKET WITH A LARGE EGA ON HIS UPPER LEFT CHEST, A LEATHER FLIGHT CAP AND GOOGLES AS HE LEANS AGAINST HIS GREAT LAKES AIRCRAFT COMPANY BG-1 DIVE BOMBER MARKED ON ITS SIDE; AIRCRAFT ONE MARINE FORCE QUANTICO. Roy Geiger introduced airpower as a vital component of the global Fleet Marine Force in the 1930s. During World War I, he received the Navy Cross for his leadership in the First Marine Aviation Force. He held command positions in Haiti and the United States during the 1920s. ORIGINAL PERIOD NEWSWIRE SLUG ON THE REVERSE READS. WATCH YOUR CREDIT. , INTERNATIONAL NEWS PHOTO. TO COMMAND FLYING MARINES AT AIR SHOW QUANTICO, VA. ED BESIDE HIS PLANE, WHO WILL COMMAND THE UNITED STATES. MARINE CORPS DETACHMENT OF 45 PLANES AT THE FORTHCOMING. ANNUAL ALL- AMERICAN AIR COATS AIR DETACHMENT OF. MANEUVERS AT MIAMI, FLA. DECEMBER 10, 11 AND 72. THE DETACHMENT CONSISTS OF. BOMBING SQUADRON SIX-M; FIGHTING SQUARDON NINE-M. UTILITY SQUARDON SIX-M AND OBSERVATION SQUADRON SEVEN-M. SHARP FOCUS WITH VERY GOOD CONTRAST. 6 1/2″ x 8 7/16″. THIS IS NOT A COPY OR A REPRODUCTION.
MARINE CORPS AVIATION ” FIRST AIRCRAFT GROUP ” – ” MARINE AIRCRAFT GROUP 11 ” – MARTIN BOMBER QUANTICO VA. MARINE CORPS AVIATION ” FIRST AIRCRAFT GROUP ” – ” MARINE AIRCRAFT GROUP 11 ” MARTIN BOMBER QUANTICO VA. MARINE AVIATION MECHANIC IN HIS JUMP SUIT WITH AN EGA ON HIS VISOR STANDS BY A U. MARINE CORPS AVIATION MARTIN PROTOTYPE BOMBER IN 1925, AT U. MARINE CORPS BASE QUANTICO VIRGINIA. THE BOMBER SITS ON THE AIRFIELD WITH THE U. MILITARY AIRCRAFT “1917 1921-41 STAR ROUNDEL” UNDER THE LOWER LEFT WING ALONG WITH THE PLANES REGISTRATION NUMBER “35” UNDER ITS LOWER RIGHT WING. LETTERED ON THE FRONT FUSELAGE IN WHITE. ALONG WITH A PARTIALLY VISIBLE (BECAUSE RED AND BLACK IN B&W PHOTOGRAPHY BOTH SHOW UP AS BLACK MAKING IT A LITTLE HARD TO DISCERN) A LARGE SET OF RED WINGS WITH A LARGE. 1917 1921-41 STAR ROUNDEL. BETWEEN THE WINGS AND OVERPRINTED WITH THE LETTERS IN BLACK ” F A G ” FOR F IRST A IRCRAFT G ROUP. Marine Aircraft Group 11. Although commissioned at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia, on 1 August 1941, as the Marine Corps. Roup, elements of the organization that would eventually support its mission actually existed as early as 1 December 1921 there. Together, these ancestral units were collectively designated as Aircraft Squadron, East Coast Expeditionary Force. HAND OPAQUED IN UPPER LEFT HAND NEGATIVE. DIMENSIONS: 3 3/4″ x 4 11/16″. VERY SHARP FOCUS WITH VERY GOOD CONTRAST. ARCHIVE PENNED ID’d ON THE LOWER REVERSE IN THE MID 20th CENTURY. MARTIN BOMBER (CURTIS ENGINES). THIS IS NOT A COPY OR A REPRODUCTION.
1930 Battery E 263rd Coast Artillery Fort Moultrie Charleston SC Photo & Roster. Up for your pleasure is 17 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ black and white photo of Battery E 263rd Coast Artillart S. Photograph taken at Fort Moultrie in Charleston, SC. Men are sitting on one of the cannons. Two men in lower right are holding hands. There is a young shirtless boy with his hands on his hips at the top center. I doubt he in in the roster but who knows. All the men are wearing hats except one who’s holding his between his legs. Only one man is wearing glasses. The rooster measures 17″ x 9″. Station is Anderson, SC June 14, 1930. The personnel adjutant is Oscar H Doyle Capt. S. C. N. G. Document is signed by Captain Doyle. Document is also signed by C. The letter of allotment is M. At the very bottom it says “over”. I have not taken this out of the frame to see what is on the other side for fear of damaging it.
“FOKKER T-2″ PLANE 1ST NON-STOP COAST-COAST U. AIR ARMY SERVICE’S ” FOKKER T-2 ” AIRPLANE BEFORE THE WORLDS 1ST NON-STOP, COAST-COAST TRANS CONTINENTAL FLIGHT OF THE UNITED STATES AT ROCKWELL FIELD SAN DIEGO. CALIFORNIA DATED MAY 5+6,1923. ON THE ” FOKKER T-2 “. ARMY AIR SERVICE NON STOP COAST TO COAST. This Fokker was an airliner designed in the Netherlands in the early 1920s, with only two ever made, both for the United States Army Air Service and designated T-2. The aircraft made the first non- stop coast to coast flight of the continental United States in May 1923. In late 1922, Kelly and Macready made two attempts at the transcontinental flight. The first was made on 5 October 1922, departing San Diego, California for New York City. After 35 hours 18 minutes in the air, they were forced to abandon the attempt and land due to fog. This would have been a world duration record, but without a barograph on board, it could not be officially recognized by the FAI. Kelly and Macready tried again on 3 November, but this time engine trouble forced an emergency landing near Indianapolis after 25 hours 30 minutes. The following year, they made a long-duration flight over a closed circuit over Dayton, Ohio, remaining aloft for 36 hours, 14 minutes 8 seconds between 16 and 17 April. This established a new world duration record, but also a new distance record, weight record, and eight various airspeed records. On 2 May 1923, they set out from New York to attempt the transcontinental flight again, this time traveling in the opposite direction. 26 hours 50 minutes later, they landed in San Diego, having covered 4,034 km (2,521 mi). Their aircraft is preserved in the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum in Washington DC. PERIOD HAND ID’d ON THE REVERSE WITH ALL DETAILS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF THE 1ST ATTEMPT OF THE. 1ST NON-STOP, COAST-COAST TRANS CONTINENTAL FLIGHT. VERY SHARP FOCUS WITH VERY GOOD CONTRAST. DIMENSIONS: 3 7/16″ x 5 1/2″. THIS IS NOT A REPRODUCTION OR A COPY.
We are pleased to present very interesting snapshot family photo album, 1920s through 1940s, including a number of USCG Pequot images as well as personal photos. They are all glued to the pages. The guys at IndicatorLoops site go to. The Missions: 1920s & 30s: Between the Wars did a nice job helping me with captions and details on the Pequot images. The family appears to be Swedish and some of the photos may be from Sweden, although there are mostly New York photos I think. The cover is detached from the 3-ring binder album; there are some torn-out photos included.