City Metal lanterns use burners marked “Simplex” from the E. The City Metal Fount has a pedestal that raises the burner up an additional quarter inch. This is unique and isn’t seen on other documented Dark and Deck lanterns. City Metal lanterns also have uniquely designed air holes cut into the top lid. This lantern… (read more)
Awesome bronze Sasgen Derrick hand winch with brake lever. The piece is signed on the handle “USNS GEAR”. The winch weights 15 lbs 4 oz. – It is solid bronze – no steel parts, etc. My Grandfather was a WWII Navy helmet diver for the merchant marines (USS Gear ARS-34). He retired in 1974. The… (read more)
Comes with jacket pants and carry case. All are rubber, orange both top and bottom have some black marks on them. No holes or rips the jacket has square pockets for Beyonce. The item “WW2 German Foul Weather Suit / U-Boat Deck Jacket & Pants Case Orange Large” is in sale since Saturday, September 16,… (read more)
This type was specifically used by Navy Personnel and various U-Boats and Ships! Manufactured in a heavy black leather, this is a VERY RARE set, not commonly seen on the market (though there are a few companies that make reproductions). The Jacket is in EXCELLENT condition for it’s age, with no major damage! Though it… (read more)
Your chance to own an actual artifact from WWI and WWII Dreadnought Battleship of the Royal Navy, the HMS Queen Elizabeth. This is a large piece of actual deck wood made into a candlestick award and has a wonderful descriptive plaque attached. Size = 3″ tall x 2″ diameter Make sure to check out my… (read more)
Your chance to own an actual artifact from WWI and WWII Dreadnought Battleship of the Royal Navy, the HMS Queen Elizabeth. This is a large piece of actual deck wood made into a candlestick award and has a wonderful descriptive plaque attached. Size = 3″ tall x 2″ diameter Make sure to check out my… (read more)
Your chance to own an actual artifact from the end of WWII, actual deck wood from USS Intrepid Aircraft Carrier, 1943 to 1974 until the wood was removed during restoration. Carrier is now part of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York City. Size = 3.75″ x 2.25″ x 2 Make sure… (read more)
Your chance to own an actual artifact from the end of WWII, actual deck wood from USS Intrepid Aircraft Carrier, 1943 to 1974 until the wood was removed during restoration. Carrier is now part of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York City. Size = 3.75″ x 2.25″ x 2 Make sure… (read more)
Your chance to own an actual artifact from the end of WWII, actual deck wood from USS Intrepid Aircraft Carrier, 1943 to 1974 until the wood was removed during restoration. Carrier is now part of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York City. Size = 3.75″ x 2.25″ x 2 Make sure… (read more)
Your chance to own an actual artifact from the Spanish American War, actual deck wood from USS Olympia, 1891 to 1922 until the wood was removed during scrapping. This was part of Admiral Dewey’s US Navy Flagship during the Battle of Manila Bay, and dubbed as America’s Greatest Naval Victory at the time in 1898… (read more)
