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WWII 1942 U.S. Navy 16 Power Officer Telescope BU Ships W Box HAYWARD LUMBER.
WWII 1942 U.S. Navy 16 Power Officer Telescope BU Ships W Box HAYWARD LUMBER.
WWII 1942 U.S. Navy 16 Power Officer Telescope BU Ships W Box HAYWARD LUMBER.
WWII 1942 U.S. Navy 16 Power Officer Telescope BU Ships W Box HAYWARD LUMBER.
WWII 1942 U.S. Navy 16 Power Officer Telescope BU Ships W Box HAYWARD LUMBER.
WWII 1942 U.S. Navy 16 Power Officer Telescope BU Ships W Box HAYWARD LUMBER.
WWII 1942 U.S. Navy 16 Power Officer Telescope BU Ships W Box HAYWARD LUMBER.
WWII 1942 U.S. Navy 16 Power Officer Telescope BU Ships W Box HAYWARD LUMBER.
WWII 1942 U.S. Navy 16 Power Officer Telescope BU Ships W Box HAYWARD LUMBER.
WWII 1942 U.S. Navy 16 Power Officer Telescope BU Ships W Box HAYWARD LUMBER.
WWII 1942 U.S. Navy 16 Power Officer Telescope BU Ships W Box HAYWARD LUMBER.
WWII 1942 U.S. Navy 16 Power Officer Telescope BU Ships W Box HAYWARD LUMBER.

WWII 1942 U.S. Navy 16 Power Officer Telescope BU Ships W Box HAYWARD LUMBER.

$ 157.87

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Maker: HAYWARD LUMBER
  • Country/Region of Origin: United States
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Time Period, War: WWII
  • Condition: Looks like a coating coming off front glass lens the others look ok. This scope was used WWII
  • Primary Material: Brass
  • Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original
  • Type: Telesope
  • Military Branch: US Navy

    Description

    Original WWII DATED 1942 on the box and on the scope. US NAVY SPY GLASS TELESCOPE QUARTERMASTER 16 POWER BU SHIPS 1942 SERIAL NUMBER
    11257
    CHEMICAL MFG DIV HAYWARD LUMBER & INV CO. LOS ANGELES VERY LARGE SCOPE almost 3ft long 16  power
    SERIAL NUMBER ISSUED TO USS. LAMSON DD-367
    THE BACK STORY as I was told
    Lamson
    was laid down 20 March 1934 by
    Bath Iron Works
    Corp., Bath, Maine; launched 17 June 1936; sponsored by Miss Francis W. Andrews; and commissioned 21 October 1936, Commander H. E. Paddock in command. SERVED the entire WWII WAR and was stripped down and served as a test ship
    However,
    Lamson
    was still destined to play a valuable role in America’s progress as she arrived at
    Bikini Atoll
    later in May 1946 to participate in
    Operation Crossroads
    . The destroyer was sunk in Test Able, the atomic explosion 2 July 1946.
    Lamson
    received five
    battle stars
    for World War II service.