Shows Marines coming ashore.
Stockinger Phot-Engr. & Ptg. Co. New York and Brooklyn. Addressed to
Mrs. E.E. Wilbar of Fitchburg, Mass. Dated 12-12-17 "On the reverse is
pictured a stunt I've taken part in many a time. On another are two
signalmen. 'nig-naging'(?) to a ship. The other pictures a Capt. of
Marines in field uniforms and raised pistol. F.W.S."
$ 30.00 SALE $25.00
MAR2
-011
Circa
1915 Marine 3½"x 5½" Postcard Photograph
Shows
seven Marines firing two Lewis machine guns off the ship
for practice. Written in pencil on front "Lewis
Machine Gun at Practice."
$ 50.00
SOLD
MAR2
-012
Circa
1915 3½" x 5½" Photograph
Shows
on deck of ship with sailors in dress whites and marines
on deck. Shows battleship in left corner background. Has
"Geo Bennz Wm. Boyd" in pencil on back. Tear in
corner.
$ 20.00 SALE $15.00
MAR2
-013
Circa 1910 3½"
x 5½" Postcard Photograph of Ship Funeral.
On board a ship,
back of priest, flag draped casket with flowers and
Marine honor guard at attention . red brown stain
lower left.
$ 35.00 SALE $28.00
MAR2
-014
Circa 1910 3½"
x 5½"
Postcard Photograph of Marine Football Team
Labeled in ink
on front "Cast of Champion Marine Football Team".
$ 75.00 SALE $60.00
MAR2
-015
Circa 1910 3½"
x 5½" Printed Postcard
Photograph
With double
image. Labeled "Marine Drill" and "Mess
Time."
$ 15.00 SALE 12.00
MAR2
-026
WWII U.S. Marine
Corps Insignia
Gold plated
eagle, globe and anchor insignia with screw post and nut
$ 12.00 SALE $10.00
MAR2
-016
1910 3½" x
5½" Postcard Photograph
"Tritation
of Land Lubber crossing on his Royal Domain bound for
Valparaisio Chile. By Neptune Rex and his Trusty
Shellbacks. Ruler of the Keying Main and Solemn Mysteries
at the ?? Feb.10, 1911 Latitude 0000.0 Longitude 37º-40"W"
under image. Shows marines and sailors on deck.
$ 35.00 SALE $28.00
MAR2
-018
1910 3½"x
5½" Postcard Photograph
Shows two
marines in dress uniform's holding rifles crossed. "Port
Arms" on image.
$ 75.00 SALE $60.00
MAR2
-019
1910 4¼" x
3¼" Photograph of Marines
Shows three
marines holding bull dog flag. Labeled "Chas 2286
Miss Bowdoin."