The product is a vintage photograph from 1944 of a US Navy crew at the US Naval Training Center in Idaho. The photograph was taken by WD Hudspeth, likely a military photographer during World War II. This historical piece provides a glimpse into the training and activities of the US Navy in the mid-20th century,… (read more)
This handbook was used for the technical training of German naval radio and signals personnel, covering core principles of electrical engineering, radio transmission and reception, antennas, wave propagation, signal generation, detection, and operation of transmitters and receivers. Made of paper, overall this is a VERY NICE complete example of approximately 128 pages, containing numerous photographs,… (read more)
EXC cond hardcover, 8 by 11, 56 pages, Plus training graduation booklet from great lakes, Illinois.
Small tears, discolorations, folds, wrinkles, creases, staining on the photo and back. See pictures as they are part of the description.
Auntie Q’s specializes in the unique and eclectic!
Auntie Q’s specializes in the unique and eclectic!
We have two WWII metal Airplanes that apparently were used for target practices going around in a circle and used for tracking.
The person I received these from indicated that they had been removed from a naval academy training vessel. I do not have any further information in that regard. The four units are marked Pilot Hours, Fwd. Chart room, Aft Chart room and EOS. I have no way of testing these units. These would need to… (read more)
Vintage United States Navy Identification/recognition training models. This set was used to train Navy personnel how to properly identify different Japanese Navy ships during WWII. The models were made by Comet Metal Products of Richmond Hill N. The wooden boxes have heavy overall wear and the hinges are in need of replacement. These cases were… (read more)
