Here is a beautiful, historic chrome-plated model commemorating the launch of the U. Bainbridge DLGN-25 on April 15, 1961. She served for more than 30 year before being decommissioned in 1996. Weight is about 1 lb 5 oz. Plate on the front reads U. Bainbridge DLG(N)25 Launched 15 April 1961 Bethlehem Steel Company Quincy Yard…. (read more)
Lot of Five (5) LARGE WWI WW1 photos – BB-46 USS Maryland Launch – 3/20/1920. Photos are one of a kind, with no known other copies in existence. Similar photos, but not exactly the same, can be found on websites by searching for USS Maryland on Google. The photos are from the personal collection of… (read more)
WWII GERMAN NAVAL BATTLESHIP KMS TIRPITZ WILHELMSHAVEN COAT OF ARMS WALL LAUNCH PENNET FLAG , THESE ARE(REPRODUCTION) POST WAR MADE FOR DISPLAY AND CONSIDERED COLLECTOR COPYS!!!!! The item “WWII GERMAN BATTLESHIP KMS TIRPITZ WILHELMSHAVEN COAT OF ARMS LAUNCH FLAG” is in sale since Tuesday, March 20, 2018. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\WW II… (read more)
IT REALLY IS A UNIQUE PIECE AND RARE FIND. THE ENGRAVING STATES AS FOLLOWS: PHYLLIS M. BENNETT, SPONSOR, FRIGATE U. WORCESTER, LAUNCHED JANUARY, 7TH, 1944, AT, GLOBE SHIPBUILDING COMPANY, SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN. WORCESTER WAS CHANHGED TO THE USS GLADWYNE (PF-62) AFTER GLADWYNE, PENNSYLVANIA. THE NAME WAS CHANGED AFTER THE LAUNCHING AND DEDICATION (UNDER THE NAME USS… (read more)
IT REALLY IS A UNIQUE PIECE AND RARE FIND. THE ENGRAVING STATES AS FOLLOWS: PHYLLIS M. BENNETT, SPONSOR, FRIGATE U. WORCESTER, LAUNCHED JANUARY, 7TH, 1944, AT, GLOBE SHIPBUILDING COMPANY, SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN. WORCESTER WAS CHANHGED TO THE USS GLADWYNE (PF-62) AFTER GLADWYNE, PENNSYLVANIA. THE NAME WAS CHANGED AFTER THE LAUNCHING AND DEDICATION (UNDER THE NAME USS… (read more)
It is THE ONLY silver beribboned and engraved cage which held the bottle of Champagne used to christen the U. SEAWOLF, the second nuclear powered submarine launched on July 21, 1955. The cage bears 16 lines of 6 star-shaped cut-outs, on each one line, to allow the Champagne of the broken bottle within to splash… (read more)
