Very rare and hard to find Tamiya completed model item number 21002 of the famous Bismarck Battleship. This piece has some of the most incredible detail ever seen. The pictures show how much time and effort Tamiya put into making this the finest Bismarck reproduction ever. Even the packaging is incredible. This piece is totally… (read more)
Step back in time with this remarkable collection of 46 negatives, each capturing a unique moment aboard the historic USS Kearsarge Battleship BB5. Taken by STUDIO CYKO around the turn of the century, these rare photographs offer a glimpse into the daily life and naval operations of the United States Navy during the early 1900s…. (read more)
Rare Navy Images Lot of 35 – USS Leo (AKA-60) Shanghai China Voyage 1949 In Embroidered Shanghai China Photo Album. Your 1 Stop Vintage & Newer Gift Shop, Something For Anyone On Your Gift List Guaranteed! Photos, Cards & Collectibles Galore! Up For Sale Is A. More Rare Photos In My Store, Always Willing To… (read more)
This rare photograph captures the USLHS Side-wheel Tender “Holly” early in the 1900s. I can’t see any markings as to the name. Written in pencil on the right side is Holly. Lighthouse pennant on foremast, low forward deck, and foremast rigged as a Derrick lead me to believe this. The image depicts the vessel with… (read more)
ANTIQUE & VERY RARE METAL ASHTRAY HMS EAGLE AIRCRAFT CARRIER ROYAL NAVY ENAMELED EMBLEM. PLEASE SEE THE PICTURES.
Pictures of actual item you will receive. See the second picture for Model length and size. Rare Model Shipways Bogota NJ Newsboy Boston Brigantine #208 Launched 1854. Vintage Model Shipways Bogota, NJ – Newsboy a Boston Brigantine, The Brigantine “Newsboy” was built in Boston, Massachusetts was launched in June, 1854. It was engaged in triangular… (read more)
Great Additions to your collection, INCLUDES::: Rare USS FJ F. LUCKENBACK Naval TRANSPORT ShipU. Luckenback, right side says: F. Thanks and good luck!
(11) 8x 10 B&W Navy & Military MARINE Photographs WW2 Era & 1950s Rare Scarce.
The German Army and Navy used a wide variety of optical equipment, including a 6×30 (6 power magnification with 30mm objective lens), 7×50, 8×30, 10×50 and others, being the standard issued optics used by all branches of service. Though this type was the standard, specialized personnel required stinger optics, and were issues to personnel on… (read more)
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