At this time these manuals were stamped as received the Commanding officer was Capt. I tired to find the location of the U. Indianapolis on the date of the receipt and this is what I learned. On 1 November 1933, she became flagship of. 1, and maneuvered with the force off. She departed on 9 April 1934. I assume this was received in Long Beach while a member of Scouting Force 1.
Published by The Lord Baltimore Press, 1914. Also includes “Screw Propeller Designing”, by C. Hardbound; 55 pages of text, plus many plates. Cover and pages in good condition, except some staining on back cover. 8.5in x 10in x. 5in; 1 lb, 3 oz. Dreadnaughts were the order of the day in the 1914 Arms Race… A very rare and collectible item. Detailed and intricate design drawing plates can be copied and suitable for framing… This is an EXCEEDINGLY RARE example of early 20th Century Naval development.
12″ x 19 3/4″ would look GREAT framed… (note, does not include the bottles). VTG 1919 Post WWI Military PHOTO PrintU.
USS Constitution Navy Military Vtg Postcard Collection 1931-34 Rare Old Antique binder from the famous trip around the usa. Thanks for looking and please look at my other collectible 7star pennant flag I also have listed.
Dowling (later governor of American Samoa). Beginning its service in 1909 and serving in World War I, the USS Vestal was present at Pearl Harbor for the Japanese attack on Dec 7th, 1941 and while not being sunk, was struck by 2 bombs in the attack. Measures approximately 6″ x 9″ on heavy card stock. At Outstanding Oddities you can always find concert & vintage t-shirts, men & women’s clothing, entertainment memorabilia, records, posters, books, CDs, trucker and baseball caps and hats, autographs, pop culture items, toys, comics, patches, backstage passes and laminates, collectible glasses and mugs, sports clothing and memorabilia and anything thing else cool that I can find! I enjoy finding cool things and passing them along to those who want them most. Save me to your favorite sellers list because you never know what I’ll find! I’m always ready to make a deal! So if you see multiple items you are interested in, let me know and maybe we can work something out! THANKS FOR SHOPPING WITH OUTSTANDING ODDITIES! Listing and template services provided by inkFrog. Track Page Views With.
THE OKLAHOMA POWWOW : May 1938, Totem I, Powwow 5, Shipboard Publication Of The USS OKLAHOMA BB-37. Edited in the Chaplain’s Office. May 1938 : Totem I, Powwow 5. No writing or marks. Minor rubbing on corner, top/bottom of the spine and along it. No loose, missing or cutout pages. Light toning on page edges. Two punch holes for a binding. This was published onboard by the personnel of the USS OKLAHOMA. Many names are mentioned within these eight pages. Thank you for your interest in this item.
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.
Very clear there is some wear so check the photos. They are part of the description and show condition.
From an estate, these were locked away in a cedar chest for many decades. One photo is marked 1923, so the time frame is 1922-23. Also included are another 25 snapshots taken on land of places and people which I presume were encounters along the way. I’m also including the stack of negatives that was stored with these photos, as they appear to match. Most of these photos are snapshot size at about 3 1/2″ by 2 1/2″.
THE OKLAHOMA POWWOW : March 1938, Totem I, Powwow 3, Shipboard Publication Of The USS OKLAHOMA BB-37. Edited in the Chaplain’s Office. March 1938 : Totem I, Powwow 3. No writing or marks. Minor rubbing on corner, top/bottom of the spine and along it. No loose, missing or cutout pages. Light toning on page edges. Two punch holes for a binding. This was published onboard by the personnel of the USS OKLAHOMA. Many names are mentioned within these eight pages. Thank you for your interest in this item.