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Thank you for viewing my item! Available is a vintage WW2 era Leather Suitcase. It has a Dragon logo on the center of it, otherwise is not marked. The suitcase measures approximately 21 x 12 inches and appears to be leather. It has the US Naval Stations on one side where the Sailor spent his time. It includes a stop in Pearl Harbor in 1944. That was the only time I could find the Robin Doncaster being at Pearl Harbor for repairs. Please look at the pictures for condition and what is included.

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Good condition no flaws seen 9/10. Pit to pit 17.5. Top to bottom 26. Items listed have been kept in the best condition possible before listing. If there are any flaws it’s shown in pictures. Please acknowledge that items may be used, worn and not always brand new. Some may contain imperfections such as holes, stains, fading, distressing, discolor and color bleed. This vintage Harley-Davidson t-shirt from the 1970s is a must-have for any fan of the brand. Featuring a black color and a grunge look, it is perfect for casual wear. Made of cotton material, it is comfortable and durable. The t-shirt is designed with a unique pearl Harbor WWII theme, adding a touch of patriotism to your outfit. It is available in medium size and is perfect for men who love vintage clothing.

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Thank you for taking the time to read through the description of this amazing and historical collection of documents, personal items, medals and more from a Pearl Harbor Survivor. LOTS THAT ARE FROM A SAILOR WHO WAS ABOARD THE USS VESTAL. DOCKED AND MOORED TO THE USS ARIZONA DURING THE ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOR DEC. THE CREW RESCUED MEMBERS OF THE ARIZONA AS WELL, THAT HAD BEEN BLOWN OVERBOARD AND, IN A FEW CASES RIGHT ONTO THE USS VESTAL. Found on line information. Accordingly, she hoisted her anchor and was beached on Aiea Shoal, in Pearl Harbor’s northeastern corner. Vestal was repaired by mid-February 1942. Vestal served in both World Wars. She was damaged during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and received two battle stars for her World War II service. THE LOTS WITHIN, WILL TAKE YOU THROUGH DIFFERENT PHASES OF THIS SAILORS COLLECTION OF MEMORABILIA. PART OF THIS GROUP IS OF HIS CROSSING THE EQUATOR CARDS, VFW, AND ORDERS. THE NEXT PART, ARE HIS MILITARY MEDALS, ORDERS, ADVANCEMENTS FROM PRE-MILITARY TRAINING, TO INITIAL MILITARY TRAINING AND ON WARD. 18 DAYS AFTER PEARL HARBOR, AND MORE. The first item is a log book photo album. It includes Memories, photos and more. After the memories are 10 pages of My Log and Dairy. The pages contain information from 9-11-1941 Pearl Harbor to San Pedro, Ca. 7 1/2 days 2209 miles. At his point he had 7077 miles logged with the Vestal, but the book starts on date posted just above. Also discusses sea conditions, time are on the 24-hour clock. Pay day, Movie night Night in the Tropics. 10-3-41 back to Pearl Harbor. After that entry the diary picks up after the chaos at Pearl Harbor when the USS Vestal was underway to Sura, Fiji Islands. 8-15-1942.10 days, 2763 miles / 12049 total on Vestal. That day in August’42 they spent having drill after drill and firing of all guns. Next day weighed anchor and headed to Tongatabu 438 miles. Couple pages of notes while in Tongatabu. 10-23-1942 off to New Caledonia, then was escorted to New Hebrides with a destroyer. 11-13-1942 Noumea to Espiritu Santo 896 miles and then 4-41-1943 to Auckland New Zealand. We’ve gotten to the back of the diary and in May of 1943 went from Auckland to San Diego, Ca. 1944 went from San Pedro to Samoa, then April 1944 Samoa to New Guinea. Total of 22, 063 miles. We now enter the photograph section. The Mighty “V” (USS VESTAL) 5×7. More side views if Diamond Head. Hijinks’, haircuts, jungles shots, waterfalls, old woody station wagon tour car. High bridges, visit to King’s statue, on and off pics of buddies, and some of home. Sailor in pirate costume, others in diapers, nice shot of sailor in front of Kau Kau Korner drive inn. Known as the Crossroads of the Pacific. More crossings photos lots of sailors, looking at faces most appear to be very young men and most always smiling, having fun. Superb photo of Cross Roads of the Pacific with cities and miles to places like Tokyo, Sydney, New York and more. USS Vestal in camo, distance and close up 5X7. The rest are home shots of family, his brother, pilot, dogs, kids home. Lovely collection all placed in corner holders. NOW INTHE BACK OF THE. BOOK ARE 4 CARDS AND THEN SOME DOCUMENTS OF WHICH SOME ARE PASTED IN AND OTHERS LOOSE. THIS IS LOT USN 10. INCLUDED WITH LOT 9 THE ALBUM. Ancient Order of the Deep A Trusty Shellback. , Imperial Domain of the Golden Dragon. Qualified a Golden Dragon Shellback. VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS CARD. #1151 Approved by Senator Frederick Funston, Post 94 Honolulu, Hi. Last card The Ancient Order of the Deep, Davey Jones, Neptunus Rex. USS Oglala bound for the Equator. After that there are documents / orders. Daily Employment Schedule 8-19-1942. Another 8-24-42, 8-17-42, a Sympathy Chit signed by the Chaplain. Subpoena and Summons, the Trusty Shellbacks vs E. Charged with impersonating a River Street Cowboy. Last but not least another photo of the USS Vestal. Mounted on cardboard, nice side shot 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inch. Right lower corner crease. THIS SECTION HAS DOCUMENTS, FOLDERS, PHOTOS, MEDALS AND BUTTONS AND COVETED DOG TAG. All items were collected while the sailor was aboard or off duty from the USS VESTAL. Handbook for Camp John P. Pryor, Presidio of Monterey, Ca. July 8 to August 6th 1938. Give’ his name Group A, Calvary branch. His home was in Glendale Ca. Stained cover, interior is fine. This is the camp used for the Citizens Military Training Camps. There are two Individual Score Books for The Rifle. One is in Ex condition having just his name on the cover. Book was never used. Another in VG has one page of target notations, otherwise unused. Also, Citizens’ Military Training Camps Military Training Certificate for Earl S. Smith having attended the RED course, cavalry arm. Later we have US Naval Training Station, San Diego. Certificate for Earl Sanford Smith, has been appointed to Apprentice Petty Officer 3rd Class. Has a tear top center. 22, 1940, also USNTS San Diego. George Washington’s Birthday Dinner 1940. Has a few thumb tac holes near top of cover. Now onto the photo section. One of Earl Sanford Smith in 5 1/2 x 7-inch photo frame. News clipping showing Earl on left and brother Alfred Allen Smith who went on to be a pilot. This clipping was from the Glendale News-Press Nov 14, 1944. Shows sailors all on deck. Here’s a piece of ephemera you don’t see every day. Actually 2, USS Vestal Motion Picture Program. May 1, 1941 playing The Invisible Woman. (problem pappy) with John Barrymore, John Howard and Virginia Bruce. The other one is April 30, 1941. Michael Shayne Private Detective. Starring Lloyd Nolan, Marjorie Weaver, Walter Able, Joan Valerie. Smith F1C to msmith Metalsmith, 2c. Another similar order set of many more names than the first. August 1, 1942 USS Vestal, from Msmith 2c to Msmith 1c div. Letter from Mom’s home in Glendale, Ca. To EAS M1C, USS Vestal C/o Fleet Postmaster, San Francisco. Since this section has personal photos and personal documents, we put the medals he earned in this group along with buttons from uniforms he wore. One of the key items in the collection are Smith’s personal DOG TAGS. Two bars with 6 different ribbons, 4 battle stars. It also once repaired helped to clear the harbor and repair others going back out to sea. Then we have one I have no name for. Colors run Green, yellow, black and red, then repeated again. Next National Defense Medal with one battle star. For Defense between 1939 and Dec 7, 1941. Smith was at Pearl Harbor the whole time. Second row: Navy Good Conduct Medal. Center one I also could not find, with rainbow colors. Last one, Red, Black, white, red. No info on that one as well. Buttons; 8 X brass buttons 7/8-inch diameter. 3 x olive drab and navy-blue buttons. One US collar button. 1 ruptured duck metal 1/2 inch. 1 US Navy Honorable Discharge metal. One USN Anchor and Rope pin. 5 Navy blue buttons with Anchor and Rope design. 4 tan / butterscotch color (maybe Bakelite) with just anchor. LAST but certainly not least the ID tags for this Pearl Harbor survivor. With Serial number and USN “A” -1-42 on it. All collected by aka Fred, nickname was his father’s first name. Earl Sanford Smith, a survivor of the event when the USS Vestal was moored against the USS Vestal. Smith was assigned after the bombing to going out into the burning harbor in a motor launch to recover injured and dead sailors. It was like trying to save lives, and we did pull a few out who were injured, but most we just had to tie a rope to the leg and pull them out and stack them like cords of wood. Taken from the Press Democrat, June 9, 2017 after his passing at the age of 94. His wife died in 2006. A copy of this press release on line, will be included in this lot. Thanksgiving Day 20, November 1941 menu. Inside the cover is a list of the Commander R. Luker, Captain Cassin Young and other executive officers. Inside of back cover was the menu. Turkey, ham, and all the fixings plus ice cream bars, cigarettes and coffee. Notations on reverse for USS Vestal 11-15-41. Has some sun fading on back, overall, very good condition. 8 x 5 inches. Another rare and scarce menu, from the USS Vestal. This menu would be quite a find in someone’s memory trunk. Bailey features the dinner as only a metalsmith could. There is no mention on the menu of the Pearl Harbor event. On the back of the cover, it announces a 3-act Meal-o-Rama. Performed by the crew of the USS Vestal and Mr. It lists the director, case, and stage hands. Has folds and some light stains. Destroyers in the U. Navy are generally named for Navy and Marine Corps personnel who have distinguished themselves in the service of their country. Bears the name of a Navy commander awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. When USS Arizona blew up, he was blown overboard along with many members of his crew. Just as the first of the crew began to flee a figure, like some sea creature, rose from the water and stood athwart the gangway. It was Ted Young… Where the hell do you think you’re going? He asked the first sailor. Commander Young got the fires under control, picked up survivors from USS Arizona and managed to move USS Vestal across the harbor where he beached her for later salvage. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Cassin Young was promoted to captain and given command of the heavy cruiser USS San Francisco. On the night of November 12-13, 1942, during the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal, Captain Young died amidst an avalanche of shellfire from three Japanese warships. For his conspicuous gallantry in the face of the enemy, he was posthumously awarded the Navy Cross. (DD793) was commissioned in 1943, honoring this gallant officer. Thanksgiving Day Menu November 26, 1942. Printed USS Vestal, 11-23-42, with 700 printed. Similar menu in design and printed to the to the 1941 menu in #1 above. Back has a poem. Part of it reads, We’re thankful that we all could know, a hero like our late C. He put the Jap Fleet on the run, a blackout on the Rising Sun. No truer words of pen and tongue: A fighting man was Captain Young! We know his soul will rest in heaven, helped avenge December Seven. USS Vestal, Christmas Day Dinner. Printed similar to Thanksgiving menu. Back has a poem, quite long. The Night Before Christmas. A spoof based on Christmas on the USS Vestal. USS Vestal, New Years Day. Similar to others shown, printed 1-1-43 – 800 printed. Singer USN Commanding Officer. INCLUDED WILL BE THE LIST BELOW. 4 folded maps, all very large wall types approximately 40 x 30 size, with tears. Pacific Ocean Robinsons map with insets showing Island groups in detail. Robinson Map, around the World. This one a lot cleaner and better cared for when unfolded. Europe and the Mediterranean 1939. Otherwise, interior of the map is nice and clean for wall hanging. Shows in Green the places occupied by Germany. France, Belgium, Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Poland, Prussia and Bulgaria. Map of the Pacific War Are 1942. This map is much small, and has tears, and stains. 2 are Matson Lines WIRELESS, World News. With news from the states and also around the world. Most being regarding military situations. Baggage tag for First Class Matson Line for E. Smith / back has S and NAVY stamped on it. Two French newspapers 18 x 18 inch printed two sides. Mostly in French but has some notes For Our Allied Readers in English. Both papers the same. Two Southern Edition (American) issues of Guinea Gold. 1 is April 24, 1944, and the other is April 25, 1944. Both folded and in VG condition. 24th headline 60,000 Jap Troops Isolated by Swift New Guinea Moves. 25th headline ” Ferocious Daylong “Blitz rocks Naz held Western Europe. Both papers have war and related news from around the world. Each 4 pages front and back. ” Headlines: “THE USS OGLALA 39 NAVY DAY. It aided in laying the North Sea Mine Barrier. 1928 became the USS Ocala. The next paper is from August 17, 1945. Headline is: OGLALA CELEBRATES 2nd VICTORY. It was VJ day, Victory over Japan. The paper is filled with join and celebration. Also listed their names and rank. The final part of has the following: 1942 New Caledonia Illustrated. 32 pages, of photos, map, drawings of New Caledonia and its people. It gives a brief history of the area, and its resources. It contains 32 unused postal stamps pasted to the page. Reverse side is blank. Next an American Red Cross map guide to Sydney and Suburbs. Wrinkles, tattered in spots. Next a near mint postcard folder with 10 postcards inside in accordion style. Last but not least a photo book from Kland’s Fotos and Supplies El Cajon Blvd, San Diego. Has 7 2 3/4 x 3 3/4-inch photos. On the back of the last one is our survivors name Earl S. 40-4, US Training Station, San Diego, Jan 27 1940. Otherwise we will not entertain any other offers. If it does not sell, we will listen to any and all offers for the entire package. OVER 56,000 POSITIVE FEEDBACKS. It will be boxed, and items protected within with bubble wrap and popcorns, cardboard. Carrier will most likely be FED-X, or UPS.

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Comes with a hand-signed C. Size: 38 x 58 inches. This extremely rare and museum-grade artifact is an original 1972 U. Navy PEARL HARBOR – FORD ISLAND – OAHU SOUTH COAST Naval fathom depth chart. This is a one-of-a-kind USN chart was used by Navy vessels operating in the area of Pearl Harbor during the 1970’s. This fathom chart is used and features multiple hand-markings and calculations. Famously attacked on December 7, 1941, during World War II, it has since been a symbol of resilience and strategic military importance. By the 1970s, Pearl Harbor had evolved from its wartime destruction to become a critical hub for the United States Navy, playing a pivotal role during the Cold War era and beyond. Post-World War II Reconstruction and Cold War Context. Following World War II, Pearl Harbor underwent extensive reconstruction to repair the damage inflicted by the Japanese attack and to modernize the facilities to meet the demands of the Cold War era. By the 1970s, Pearl Harbor had become one of the most advanced naval bases in the world. The Cold War, characterized by the geopolitical tension between the United States and the Soviet Union, necessitated robust naval capabilities and strategic positioning. Pearl Harbor’s location in the Pacific made it an essential asset for the US Navy, providing a forward base of operations to project power and influence across the Asia-Pacific region. During the 1970s, Pearl Harbor’s strategic significance was underscored by its role in several key areas. Forward Deployment and Readiness : Pearl Harbor served as a critical forward deployment base, allowing the US Navy to maintain a state of readiness in the Pacific. This was particularly important during periods of heightened tensions, such as the Vietnam War and various Cold War confrontations. Fleet Operations and Support : The base supported a variety of fleet operations, including the maintenance and repair of naval vessels. Its facilities could accommodate everything from submarines to aircraft carriers, ensuring that the Pacific Fleet remained operational and effective. Training and Exercises : Pearl Harbor hosted numerous training exercises and war games, essential for maintaining the combat readiness of US naval forces. The base’s location allowed for realistic training scenarios in a range of maritime environments. Logistical Hub : As a logistical hub, Pearl Harbor facilitated the movement of supplies, personnel, and equipment across the Pacific. The base’s infrastructure supported the logistical demands of both routine operations and large-scale military deployments. Geopolitical and Diplomatic Roles. Beyond its military functions, Pearl Harbor also played a significant geopolitical and diplomatic role during the 1970s. The base served as a symbol of US commitment to its allies and partners in the Asia-Pacific region. Key aspects of its geopolitical significance included. Alliances and Partnerships : Pearl Harbor was a cornerstone of US alliances in the Pacific, including the US-Japan Security Alliance, the ANZUS Treaty with Australia and New Zealand, and other bilateral agreements. The base facilitated joint exercises, port visits, and cooperative security initiatives with allied navies. Deterrence : The presence of a powerful naval base at Pearl Harbor acted as a deterrent to potential adversaries, signaling US resolve to protect its interests and maintain stability in the region. This was particularly important during periods of heightened Cold War tensions. Regional Stability : Pearl Harbor’s capabilities allowed the US Navy to respond rapidly to regional crises, whether through humanitarian assistance, disaster response, or military intervention. The base’s strategic location enabled the US to project power and influence across the Pacific, contributing to regional stability. While Pearl Harbor was a critical asset for the US Navy in the 1970s, it also faced several challenges and adaptations. Environmental Concerns : The expansion and modernization of the base raised environmental concerns, including the impact on local ecosystems and marine life. The Navy implemented measures to mitigate these effects, balancing operational needs with environmental stewardship. Community Relations : The presence of a large military base on Oahu had significant social and economic impacts on the local community. The Navy worked to maintain positive relations with local residents, addressing concerns related to noise, traffic, and other issues. Technological Integration : As new technologies emerged, the base had to continuously adapt its facilities and operations. This required ongoing investment in infrastructure and training to ensure that Pearl Harbor remained at the cutting edge of naval warfare. In the 1970s, Pearl Harbor was a linchpin of US naval strategy in the Pacific, combining advanced technological capabilities with strategic positioning to support the United States’ Cold War objectives. The base’s evolution from a site of wartime destruction to a modern naval hub underscored its enduring importance to American military power and geopolitical influence. As a forward deployment base, logistical hub, and center for technological innovation, Pearl Harbor played a crucial role in maintaining the readiness and effectiveness of the US Navy during a critical period in global history.

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PLEASE FOLLOW OUR E BAY STORE. SALE SEE OUR STORE. PLEASE READ WHOLE ADD. This is a WW2 United States Navy Good Conduct medal group to a Pearl Harbor survivor. The Good Conduct medal has the original slot type WW2 style brooch. The ribbon is in very good condition but does have two small holes where bronze reup stars may have been installed. The ribbon does have three reenlistment bars, two pin-back and one slide on, indicating SECOND, THIRD and FOURTH AWARD bars. The planchet is in near perfect condition and the reverse is officially impressed PRESTON/B. The group includes the American Defense Service medal that has the original slot type brooch, and original ribbon. The ribbon is in excellent condition and supports the FLEET service clasp. The planchet is in near perfect condition, and comes with an open C, pin-back ribbon bar in good condition. The group includes a WW2 Victory medal that has the original slot type brooch and original ribbon. The ribbon and the planchet are both in excellent condition. The group contains the American Campaign medal which has the original crimp brooch and original ribbon. The ribbon and planchet are in almost perfect condition. The group includes the Asiatic-Pacific Campaign medal, that has the original crimp type brooch and original ribbon. The ribbon and planchet are both in near perfect condition. This group of medals were awarded and/or issued to. Chief Damage Controlman (DCC) Preston B. Harrold was born in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on May 12, 1915. He first joined the Navy in May of 1934, at NRS Birmingham, Alabama. He saw sea duty on the USS Rigel (AR-11), and was present at Pearl Harbor, during the Japanese attack on December 7, 1941. He went on to serve until honorably discharged and retired in April of 1964. He died on February 18, 1990, at Murphys, CA, and was cremated with his ashes spread near the USS Arizona memorial at Pearl Harbor, HI. I will include a 9 page copy of his FOIA military records as provided by the St. Louis Archives, and a one page copy of his Navy muster roll which confirms his assigned duty on the USS Rigel during the Pearl Harbor attack. I should also note that he was also awarded the National Defense Service medal, but if issued, the whereabouts are unknown. I also assume that he was eligible for the Korean War Service and the UN Korean Service medals, but his records do not show those awards.

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PARTUSN 10 IS OF HIS CROSSING THE EQUATOR CARDS, VFW, AND ORDERS. THE LAST LOTUSN 13 IS A PAPER COLLECTED WHILE THE VESTAL WAS IN THE PACIFIC.

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PARTUSN 10 IS OF HIS CROSSING THE EQUATOR CARDS, VFW, AND ORDERS. THE LAST LOTUSN 13 IS A PAPER COLLECTED WHILE THE VESTAL WAS IN THE PACIFIC.

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PARTUSN 10 IS OF HIS CROSSING THE EQUATOR CARDS, VFW, AND ORDERS. THE LAST LOTUSN 13 IS A PAPER COLLECTED WHILE THE VESTAL WAS IN THE PACIFIC.

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