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Full Dress: U.S. Navy Rear Admiral (Navy Department, 1917)
| Full Dress: U.S. Navy Admiral (Navy Department, 1917)
| Naval Officers Insignia (Vanity Fair, 1918)
Yet another examination of U.S. Navy officer insignia with additional illustrations of American naval specialty patches. TOPIC INDEX: Blue Blood Officers US Navy,American Navy Officer Insignia,Naval Electrician Insignia,Navy Yeoman Insignia,Navy Store Keeper Insignia,Gunners Mate Insignia,Naval Steward Insignia,Band Master Insignia,Hospital Corps Insignia,Machinist Mate Insignia,Naval Turret Captain Insignia,Navy Carpenters Mate Insignia,Naval Printer Insignia,Sail Maker Insignia,Navy Shipfitter Insignia,Navy Quartermaster Insignia,Navy Botswains Mate Insignia,Navy Master of Arms Insignia,Insignia Article,Old US Navy Insignia,Magazine Articles Concerning US Naval Insignia
| U.S. Naval Insignia (Privately Printed, 1917)
Various color drawings reproduced from a patriotic pamphlet designed to educate the American public during the First World War how to recognize naval insignia. Included are naval officer's shoulder, cuff and collar insignia of rank as well as enlisted man's naval chevrons and specialty patches. TOPIC INDEX: U.S. Navy Uniform 1917, U.S. Navy Uniform WW 1, U.S. Navy Uniform WW1,
U.S. Navy Uniform First World War, U.S. Navy Insignia, Officer Insignia, Officer Cap Device, Officer Shoulder Insignia 1917, U.S. Navy Uniform Cap Device Insignia, Vintage Uniforms, Uniform Collector Information, U.S. Navy Rating Badges 1917, U.S. Navy Enlisted Personnel Insignia 1917.
| Tailoring at Sea (Popular Mechanics, 1910)
During the First World War, a popular songster in the United States penned a little diddy that ran just so: "-Though the Army is the clover T'was the Navy brought them over And the Navy will bring them back...". In anticipation of this roll, the Department of the Navy saw to it that each U.S. Battleship was armed with a sewing machine and a tar who was proficient at tailoring in order to make themselves worthy of the task. TOPIC INDEX: Navy Uniform, Military Tailoring 1910, Vintage Uniforms, Uniform Collector Information, Naval Tradition 1910, Military Fashion.
| American Sailor Uniforms: An Explanation (The Literary Digest, 1917)
An attempt to explain the meaning behind the various white stripes, the stars and the black silk kerchief that make up the U.S. Navy enlisted man's Jumper blouse of World War One.
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