A Set Of Early Second War Comet U.s. Navy Ship Identification Models Newly Listed at the age of 18

at the age of 18

Texas in August 1917

Justice Melford Stevenson praised both Biddle and Wilson for their efforts

Dark patina on the obverse

listed as a "ground casualty" (classified as Casualty Type A1 = hostile enemy fire) due to "small arms fire"

A Set Of Early Second War Comet U.s. Navy Ship Identification Models Newly Listed at the age of 18This is the first edition set issued by the Comet Metal Products Company, the second edition set having more ships in it. All vessels are marked on either the starboard side or the bottom. Featured are eight models, each fabricated from a non magnetic die cast metal, the seven ships finished in battleship gray, the submarine finished in black. The seven ships include the Aircraft Carrier (CV) U. S. S. Enterprise (maker marked "COMET", marked "N. Y."