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U.S.S. Tacoma C-18 Ship, Gun Loading, & Boxing Scenes c 1913
U.S.S. Tacoma C-18 Ship, Gun Loading, & Boxing Scenes c 1913
U.S.S. Tacoma C-18 Ship, Gun Loading, & Boxing Scenes c 1913
U.S.S. Tacoma C-18 Ship, Gun Loading, & Boxing Scenes c 1913

U.S.S. Tacoma C-18 Ship, Gun Loading, & Boxing Scenes c 1913

$ 10.55

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  • Condition: Used
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    Description

    Eight very rare U.S.S. Tacoma C-18 RPPC's; one shows a starboard profile view, one is the crew after coaling ship, four show  a gun crew loading a deck gun, and two are a boxing match with writing on the reverse side of the RPPC reading: The "Lynch-Robinson" fight April19, 1913. U.S.S. Tacoma at Punta Cortez Honduras.
    During this time period, U.S.S. Tacoma was attached to the U.S. Atlantic Fleet with primary responsibilities being in the Caribbean Sea Area (East Coast of Mexico & Central America, all Caribbean Islands, and Venezuela.
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