Original U.S. Pre-WWII USS Oklahoma Wool Ships Pennant With Pin- On Battleship Row and Sunk at Pearl Harbor German Militaria and the steel push button

and the steel push button catch still works correctly

4    09/30/1944    Munster (#151)     Walter L

It is marked on the ricasso with a large interlocked A

New Hampshire and went on to become a machinist in the Boston Air Conditioning Company before enlisting

This is an very nice true combat example of a genuine British Mark 1 steel helmet that is dated 1939

Original U.S. Pre-WWII USS Oklahoma Wool Ships Pennant With Pin- On Battleship Row and Sunk at Pearl Harbor German Militaria and the steel push buttonOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here at IMA we just received a very beautiful collection of U. S. Navy ships pennants, most of which were ships that were in port during the Japanese attack at Pearl Harbor. This pennant is for the USS Oklahoma, which was on Battleship Row during the attack. On 7 December 1941, during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, several torpedoes from torpedo bomber airplanes hit the Oklahoma's hull and the ship capsized. A