Original WWII U.S. Navy D-Day Named U.S.S. Quincy Trench Art Ashtray made from 5in. Shell Casing & British Coins Category_Snider Rifle Accessories The large S on a

The large S on a shield in the middle of the badge indicates that it is for a "Service Pilot"

It was a simple weapon with a fixed elevation of 45°

This was first loaded with black powder and later with smokeless powder

so he oversaw all production during the Civil War

• Officer tunic showing winged badge and medal ribbons

Original WWII U.S. Navy D-Day Named U.S.S. Quincy Trench Art Ashtray made from 5in. Shell Casing & British Coins Category_Snider Rifle Accessories The large S on aOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a fantastic piece of WWII D Day Commemorative Trench Art, in the form of a large ashtray, marked to a specific ship the U. S. Navy! The U. S. S. Quincy (CA 71) was a heavy cruiser of the Baltimore class of the United States Navy. She was the third ship to carry the name, and was launched on 23 June 1943. After being commissioned on 15 December 1943, she went on a shakedown cruise in the Caribbean, and then