This rare real photo postcard (RPPC) features a USLHS lighthouse tender from the early 1900s. The vessel is a side-wheel tender with an “unknown” designation, making it a unique addition to any collection. The photograph captures the boat in its heyday, with all the intricate details that make these early 20th-century vessels so fascinating to… (read more)
Original black and white snapshot of the USLHS Lighthouse tender ” Orchid” This photograph is a testament to the rich history of transportation and military practices in the United States during the early 20th century. The image captures the essence of the lighthouse tenders design and provides a unique glimpse into the past. Perfect for… (read more)
At the time he was serving as second assistant keeper of Upper Cedar Point LH in Maryland. This was removed from an album and has a corner mounts still attached. He was the last Civilian United States lighthouse keeper retiring in 1968 with 38 years service. He was stationed at Wolf Trap lighthouse at the… (read more)
This rare real photo postcard (RPPC) features a USLHS lighthouse tender from the early 1900s. The vessel is a side-wheel tender with an “unknown” designation, making it a unique addition to any collection. The photograph captures the boat in its heyday, with all the intricate details that make these early 20th-century vessels so fascinating to… (read more)
This rare real photo postcard (RPPC) features a USLHS lighthouse tender from the early 1900s. The vessel is a side-wheel tender with an “unknown” designation, making it a unique addition to any collection. The photograph captures the boat in its heyday, with all the intricate details that make these early 20th-century vessels so fascinating to… (read more)
4 1/2 x 3 1/4 inch B&W. Original photograph of ” Windmill Point” lighthouse in Virginia on the Chesapeake bay. Taken by USCG civilian keeper Floyd Earl Crewe of Mathews Virginia. He joined the crew in 1947 -1954 and assisted in the decommissioning of the lighthouse. This was removed from an album and has a… (read more)
This rare real photo postcard (RPPC) features a USLHS lighthouse tender from the early 1900s. The vessel is a side-wheel tender with an “unknown” designation, making it a unique addition to any collection. The photograph captures the boat in its heyday, with all the intricate details that make these early 20th-century vessels so fascinating to… (read more)
GUARANTEED ORIGINAL UNITED STATES LIGHTHOUSE SERVICE PORCELAIN SIGN THIS WAS FOUND IN THE COLUMBIA RIVER OFFSHORE IN FRONT OF THE LIGHTHOUSE BY A DIVER. THIS WAS ONE OF A FEW FOUND IN A BUNDLE /STACK IN THE RIVER. THIS IS THE BEST ONE OF THE BUNCH THE REST ARE JUST RUST WITH A FEW FLECKS… (read more)
Lighthouse Service Cocktail Forks Flatware c. Such flatware was used while dining in the Officers Mess aboard Lighthouse Tenders, light vessels or for use at offshore lights or remote light stations. These beautiful items are silver plate and measure 5 7/8 long. They were used for cocktails and bear the original stamped marking of the… (read more)
