Military Ships

Early 1900's real photo postcard showing a US Navy sailor. Hand written caption on the bottom reads: Luther * Guy * Brindle, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, USN Salt, USS North Dakota, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The postcard is a divided back, unused, and made on AZO photo card stock. It has some album marks and minor staining, but is still in overall very good condition.

This is an early 1900's real photo postcard showing a view of a navy battleship. The card came from a collection of USS Nevada postcards, but is not captioned. The postcard is a divided back, unused, and made on AZO photo card stock. It is in excellent condition.

This is an early 1900's real photo postcard showing a view of a US Naval officer posing and holding a pair of binoculars. On the reverse, written "USS Nevada." The postcard is a divided back and unused. It has only minor corner wear and is in excellent condition.

This is an early 1900's postcard showing a view at the Mare Island Navy Yard in Vallejo, California. The postcard is a divided back and used in 1914. It has some corner wear and cancellation marks lighly visible on the front. Overall, it is in very good condition.

This is an early 1900's postcard showing a view of sailors boxing aboard a US warship. The postcard is a divided back, unused, and published by Edward H. Mitchell (No. 1318). It has only minor corner wear and is in excellent condition.

This is an early 1900's postcard showing a view of the flagship U.S.S. Tennessee. The postcard is a divided back and used in 1911. It's lower left corner is creased and there is a tiny tear near the center of top edge. Overall, the card is still in very good condition.

This is an early 1900's postcard showing a view of the battleship U.S.S. Alabama. The card has a border that's captioned "Greetings from California." The postcard is a divided back and unused. It has only minor corner wear and is in excellent condition.

This is a pre-1907 real photo postcard showing a view of two ships. Part of the description on the front reads "This is the Boston and Milwaukee at S. B., California." The postcard is a undivided back and used in 1907 (sent from San Francisco to Denver). It has some darkening along top and left edges. Lower left corner has a small, faint crease. Overall, the card is still in good condition.

This is a early 1900's photograph showing a view of a group of sailors from battleship U.S.S. North Dakota. On the bottom, caption reads "Some of the N.D.'s Juicers - Stover E2 - Geis CE - Wiley E3 - Wright E2 - Kenny S - Brindel E2 - Robinson E3 - Paxson E3." Photo measures about 3.5" x 5", slightly smaller than a postcard from that era. Small piece of lower left corner is missing, but the photo is still in good condition.

This is a early 1900's postcard showing a view of the navy ship U.S.S. Conneticut. The card is printed on a border that reads "Greetings from California." The postcard is a divided back and unused. It has only minor corner wear and is in excellent condition.

This is a early 1900's real photo postcard showing a view of U.S. battleships in heavy seas. The postcard is a divided back, unused, made on AZO photo card stock. It has minor corner wear and light album marks. The card is in overall very good condition.

This is an early 1900's postcard showing a view of the naval battleship USS Tennessee. The postcard is a divided back and unused. It has corner rounding, edge wear, and noticeable scratches along the right side. Upper left corner also has a portion of the front paper worn off. Overall, the card is in fair condition.