U.S. NAVY CAPTAIN, UNUSUAL CLOSEUP BY McCLEES

Captivating closeup daguerreotype of a U.S. Navy Captain. Immediately one feels his epaulets and buttons are tinted gold, but it's an illusion. The execution was so masterful that we feel we're face t

18th Century wood portable writing lap desk. Label on top reads: John Manly Captain U.S. Navy Boston, Mass 1779. Wood slats inside loose. Measures 20" x 11.5" wide 6.5" tall.

Group from US Navy Captain James M. Lane, who was a graduate of the US Naval Academy class of 1926, and became a Naval Aviator in 1930. He served in China aboard the USS Houston in 1932, was a pilot a

Fine 19th century leather-wrapped brass captain's telescope signed ELLIOTT BROS. LONDON, US NAVY. Single draw 34 in long extended

US Navy Captain Bicorn Hat & Gilt Epaulets in Tin Box. Dress bicorn hat and gilt epaulets with silvered anchor and spread winged eagle. Hat by Meyer, New York. Tin box painted putty green. Circa 1925.

David Porter manuscript pay order in his hand entirely, with sprawling signature. Sent from Washington, January 2nd, 1822, ordering $122.82-1/2 be paid to Thomas Knowles. Knowles has signed on verso.

Nice vintage US Navy Captain's visor cap named to Captain W.O. McLean. Visor cap is in very nice condition with original box. Made by Bancroft. SIze 7.

Details: David McCampbell autographed commemorative postal cover. Fine condition. Captain David McCampbell (January 16, 1910 – J

An US Navy captain's bicorn hat and pair of gold bullion epaulets in original tin box (7.5"Hx19.5"x7.75") by WM. H. Horstmann company, Philadelphia

1950's era ribbon bar to US Navy Captain William Emerson Lamb who earned a Navy Cross in the 1944 Battle of the Philippine Seat attached to the USS Princeton. He became an ACE in WWII, shooting down f

US MILITARY & SENATORIAL AUTOGRAPH PHOTO PRINTS Lot of five autographed photos, to include: US Navy Captain M. Vance Dawkins personalized and signed photo in black marker. US Army WWII paratroop

Captain William O. Mclean, in recognition of his 32 years as a pilot and diplomat in the United States Navy, was particularly proud of his role in the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT), helping t

Unique multi layered wool submarine captain patch circa WWII. Good condition for its age with some signs of use.

Description: US Navy Commander/Captain Visor Cap

Werner, US Navy-commander captain and lieutenant of the Navy and the lieutenant and staff officer of Marines 1840, lithograph copyright 1899 by the Werner Company, signed L/L, 13" x 9", framed 20" x 1

Werner, US Navy-commander captain and lieutenant of the Navy and the lieutenant and staff officer of Marines 1840, lithograph copyright 1899 by the Werner Company, signed L/L, 13" x 9", framed 20" x 1

Signed, Naval Customs Traditions and Usage Leland Lovette. Inscribed to Fred Black by Bill "Captain U.S. Navy Dated September 17 1935. United states Naval Institute Annapolis Maryland 1934. Copyright

Litho tin friction, 12” WS. Neat camouflage litho with machine guns on front. It is clean & shiny, showing light playwear. Super Example!

Captain Clarence L. Arnold, United States Navy, commanding officer of the USS Calamares and later the USS Mercy, cribbage board, NY Yacht Club, Annapolis scrapbook photos, Spanish American flag. Inclu

blown glass and enamel; 8.75"h; base 9" diam. From the home of a South Shore, Massachusetts gentleman who was a captain in the US Navy during WWII. The first Art Glass made by Mt. Washington

LOT OF KNIVES, SWORDS AND MACHETE, INCLUDING US NAVY MK2 KNIFE W/SHEATH, UNUSUAL SWORD WITH LARGE CURVED BLADE IN LEATHER SHEATH, BAYONET WITH A 3 RING MARK & AN UNMARKED MACHETE, AS PICTURED

19th c., scenic paint decoration, 17.5"h; 5.5"w; 3.75"d From the home of a South Shore, Massachusetts gentleman who was a captain in the US Navy during WWII.

Violin, 4/4, unusual label "cremona, for U.S Navy 1917, signed Rudolph Wurlitzer" and label "U.S.N contract #32173, September 24, 1917, The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co." Extremely fine grained spruce top, go

This lot is for the following submarine books: Iron Coffins, A personal account of the German U-boat battles of World War II, Foreword by Captain Edward L. Beach, U.S. Navy (Ret.), by Herbert A Werner