Original U.S. WWII “Ensign No. 11 Mare Island Nov. 1940” Keel Laying Ceremony 48 Star Flag With Deep Dive Certificate Attribute to the Submarine USS Silversides - From The Dr. Clarence R. Rungee Memorial Collection U.S. Marines USMC To qualify for the medal

To qualify for the medal

- WWII USMC Dress Blues Uniform which is named to SMITH and features a pair of Sterling Silver Aircrew Wings by Amico and three battle stars (these wings are valued at $250 by themselves)

This is the first South Vietnamese Air Force Officer’s Cap we have ever had the pleasure of offering to our customers

This unmarked Cold War Bulgarian Army Officer Dress Dagger (or dirk) is a unique example of a rarely encountered piece of post-World War Two edge weapons

naval forces would engage in mock battles

Original U.S. WWII “Ensign No. 11 Mare Island Nov. 1940” Keel Laying Ceremony 48 Star Flag With Deep Dive Certificate Attribute to the Submarine USS Silversides - From The Dr. Clarence R. Rungee Memorial Collection U.S. Marines USMC To qualify for the medalOriginal Items: Only One Grouping Available. Now this is a fantastic US Naval ensign used during a Keel Laying ceremony on Mare Island in November of 1940. Accompanying the flag is a U. S. S. Silversides Deep Submergence Certificate for 312 feet. We were told that this flag came from the Rungee Memorial Collection. We were told this flag was donated to the Flag Heritage Foundation some time after the companys founding by Antoinette Rungee, the widow