Description
This indicates modification at Rock Island Arsenal in 1908
We did not notice any of the usual finicky behavior seen on many old revolvers
Their duties varied depending on the branch of service
It’s very possible that this example began life in the Civil War and saw use through the Indian Wars
Unfortunately a past owner decided to play their hand at restoration and soldered a flathead screw on each side and punched/melted larger holes in the front of the helmet instead of correctly lining everything up
Original WWII U.S. Navy Type Mark I Boat Clock by Seth Thomas with Winding Key - Dated 1942 - Fully Functional Cannons & Mortars This indicates modification at RockOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a genuine U. S. Navy type Mark I Boat Clock, made by Seth Thomas. It is mounted in a dust proof and moisture proof black phenolic case with a 3 1 4" dial. It features hour and minute hands on the main dial, with a smaller dial for the seconds. This is essentially a scaled down version of the larger "Deck Clock" which would have a 5 1 4" dial, and we assume were used on smaller boats and interior areas where