For Sale: NITF – P. Life In Vanport: Waiting for the 4:40 Bus – By Sergeant John W. Hatch for Portland General Electric Co. Cica 1944 – A true piece of Oregon, Black Americana, WWII History! One of four, Nearly Impossible To Find, lithographs from P. To promote Vanport, Oregon; the world’s largest shipbuilders’ city…. (read more)
Not your average plastic model. Very high quality wood carved and painted with brass stand and propeller and custom wood base and acrylic cover made for it. Very large with submarine itself measuring 22 long. Rare piece as it was an award only given to Vice President of Shipbuilding company. Brass plaque reads USS Norfolk… (read more)
Not your average plastic model. Very high quality wood carved and painted with brass stand and propeller and custom wood base and acrylic cover made for it. Very large with submarine itself measuring 22 long. Rare piece as it was an award only given to Vice President of Shipbuilding company. Brass plaque reads USS Norfolk… (read more)
Not your average plastic model. Very high quality wood carved and painted with brass stand and propeller and custom wood base and acrylic cover made for it. Very large with submarine itself measuring 22 long. Rare piece as it was an award only given to Vice President of Shipbuilding company. Brass plaque reads USS Norfolk… (read more)
Not your average plastic model. Very high quality wood carved and painted with brass stand and propeller and custom wood base and acrylic cover made for it. Very large with submarine itself measuring 22 long. Rare piece as it was an award only given to Vice President of Shipbuilding company. Brass plaque reads USS Norfolk… (read more)
WW2 Era Todd-Bath Iron Shipbuilding Corporation Employee Badge/Pin #267. This nice old badge is silver tone and measures approximately 3/4 tall. It has a working pin back and clasp and was made by Whitehead & Hoag. It shows light signs of age/wear and is in good vintage condition. Please note: Pictures are magnified for better… (read more)
