GOULD Inc , MADE IN USA 1960’s. MK 46 MOD 1 PROPULSION SYSTEM. ALL ORIGINAL , EXCELLENT CONDITION. MADE OF WOOD AND METAL FOR ALL THE INTERNAL PARTS. WITH ALL THE GEARING WORKING. BODY AND SCREW PROPELLER ARE MADE OF RESIN. BODY HAVE BEEN REGLUED IN THE MIDDLE. ON LARGE WOODEN PLINTH WITH PLAQUE TOTAL… (read more)
For sale I have an original 1955 General Dynamics USS Nautilus poster. Fresh linen backing, very good condition. I have one photo of the poster prior to being linen backed that I have provided so you can see its true condition. There was one very tiny chip missing at the top that was pieced in… (read more)
Bell is made of cast bronze or brass. 9 1/4″ tall and 9 7/8″ wide at the bottom. The weight is just shy of 18 pounds so it is thick and heavy. It is missing the clapper that rang the bell. There are no breaks in the bell and the sound is good when I… (read more)
GOULD Inc , MADE IN USA 1960’s. MK 46 MOD 1 PROPULSION SYSTEM. ALL ORIGINAL , EXCELLENT CONDITION. MADE OF WOOD AND METAL FOR ALL THE INTERNAL PARTS. WITH ALL THE GEARING WORKING. BODY AND SCREW PROPELLER ARE MADE OF RESIN. BODY HAVE BEEN REGLUED IN THE MIDDLE. ON LARGE WOODEN PLINTH WITH PLAQUE TOTAL… (read more)
Tony Fachet – “USS Independence CVA-62 and Douglas A-4E Skyhawks VA-86 Sidewinders – At Port”. TYPE: Original Signed Oil Painting on Canvas. CONDITION: Excellent – never before been framed. A large original oil painting of the mighty USS Independence preparing for dock by her faithful, bright red tugboats. On deck are here A-4E Skyhawks (VA-86… (read more)
This 20″ x 16″, 1976 signed AB Chesley print of the USS Ward by Leeward Publications is in excellent condition, with 2 original signatures from the artist and Captain. On the morning of 7 December 1941, under the command of LCDR William W. Outerbridge, Ward was conducting a precautionary patrol off the entrance to Pearl… (read more)
Vintage author’s model of the nuclear submarine on a stand. The model was made in a single copy Completely handmade, the only author’s model. Material submarine – presumably textolite, some parts – metal, brass. Dimensions: height on a base 4.3 inches (11 cm), the length of the submarine – 15.7 inches (40 cm), the overall… (read more)
Original historic photographic print mounted on cabinet card of U. Georgia (BB-15) battleship in drydock at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard on June 9, 1907. There are some really amazing details in this photo, including three workmen sitting or standing on the port screw. The armor belt at the waterline is clearly visible, as are… (read more)
Incredible original invitation from the Secretary of the Navy in 1904 to the Launching of the famed Battleship Connecticut. Quite possibly the only surviving example. Please note the invitation has been affixed to a vintage album page. With over 20 years experience in the collectibles industry the staff at Luminaries LLC is committed to offering… (read more)
Original historic photographic print mounted on cabinet card of U. Georgia (BB-15) battleship in drydock at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard on June 9, 1907. There are some really amazing details in this photo, including three workmen sitting or standing on the port screw. The armor belt at the waterline is clearly visible, as are… (read more)
