Rare original panoramic crew photograph taken aboard the historic U. Navy cruiser USS Birmingham (CL-2). During World War I the cruiser escorted convoys across the Atlantic. Size approximately 43.5 x 12 cm. The photograph shows some lighter and darker areas visible on the deck. A small piece of the photograph is torn or missing and… (read more)
The WWII Portsmouth Navy Yard Submarine Chrome Launch Desk Model USS Seawolf 1939 is a replica of a United States Navy submarine from World War II. This desk model, made in the United States, accurately represents the USS Seawolf, which was launched in 1939. Perfect for collectors, military enthusiasts, and history buffs, this model showcases… (read more)
This is an Antique 1919 Mare Island U.
USS South Dakota Ceremonial Launch Hatchet 1904 Union Iron Works Naval History. One of a kind! The USS South Dakota was launched July 21st 1904 and was built by Union Iron Works, San Francisco. Early US Naval History. Vintage postcard of the USS South Dakota included. Displayed in a 7″ x 18″ wood & glass… (read more)
?? USS Birmingham (CS-2/CL-2), named for the city of Birmingham, Alabama, was a Chester-class scout cruiser, reclassified a light cruiser in 1920.
Navy Photo – Terrier Missile Launch from USS Norton Sound. Seize the opportunity to own a piece of U. Naval history with this official U. It depicts the launch of a Terrier missile from the fantail of the USS Norton Sound, showcasing the power and precision of mid-20th-century military technology. The photograph is in good… (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)
Rare Original 1920 US Navy V-1 Submarine (Baracuda) Launch Portsmouth NH. 8″ x 10″, unframed. Bend to lr corner, Wide World Photos back stamp, inscribed’Picking’. S Naval Academy in the class of 1911. As LT he was the first captain of the USS O-10 (SS-71) when she was commissioned on 17 August 1918. As LCDR,… (read more)
