The models, also known as I. Or spotter’s models, were cast in metal or wood and detailed with the primary distinguishing characteristics to help troops recognize friend from foe. Label on box states Special Devices Division. USN Bureau of Aeronautics.
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U. S. Navy Recognition / Teaching Models For Us, British And French Ships 1940-44
U. S. Navy recognition models for US Navy and allied ships. H. A. Framburg, Chicago
An assembled cased set of’metal die cast’ U. Navy recognition/teaching models for the United States Naval vessels and allied vessels, made by the H. Chicago, circa 1942-1944 and later. Contained in a wooden four shelf cabinet with 64 models. Mostly
Read moreU. S. Navy recognition models for US Navy and allied ships. H. A. Framburg, Chicago
An assembled cased set of’metal die cast’ U. Navy recognition/teaching models for the United States Naval vessels and allied vessels, made by the H. Chicago, circa 1942-1944 and later. Contained in a wooden four shelf cabinet with 64 models. Mostly
Read moreVery Rare US Navy spotter recognition model, 34 Ships, Training Models for Navy
Navy airplane Spotter Recognition models. Models were made for the U. Navy by South Salem Studios & Comet Metal Industries. Most of the ships are identified on the bottom but not all are. I believe the models are of U.
Read moreVery Rare US Navy spotter recognition model, 34 Ships, Training Models for Navy
Navy airplane Spotter Recognition models. Models were made for the U. Navy by South Salem Studios & Comet Metal Industries. Most of the ships are identified on the bottom but not all are. I believe the models are of U.
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