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U. S. S. Mobile, bakery card from the U. S. Planes and Warships series (D85), Purity Pretzel Company, Commercial lithograph
Publisher Issued by Purity Pretzel Company
1950s
U.S. Battleship New Hampshire, from the Navy Caramels series (E3) for the American Caramel Company, W. H. Rau  American, Commercial color lithograph
Lithograph based on photograph copyrighted by W. H. Rau
Publisher Issued by American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910
Richelieu, French Navy, from the Naval Vessels of the World series (N226) issued by Kinney Bros., Kinney Brothers Tobacco Company  American, Commercial color lithograph
Publisher Issued by Kinney Brothers Tobacco Company
1889
U. S. S. WICHITA , bakery card from the U. S. Planes and Warships series (D85), Purity Pretzel Company, Commercial lithograph
Publisher Issued by Purity Pretzel Company
1950s
U.S.S. Texas, from the Transparencies series (N137) issued by W. Duke, Sons & Co. to promote Honest Long Cut Tobacco, W. Duke, Sons & Co.  American, Commercial color lithograph
Publisher Issued by W. Duke, Sons & Co.
late 1880s
U. S. Ship North Carolina, 102 Guns, Nathaniel Currier  American, Lithograph; uncolored proof
Publisher Lithographed and published by Nathaniel Currier
1843
U.S.S. Brooklyn, from the U.S. Battleships series (E8), Anonymous, American, 20th century  American, Commercial color lithograph
Publisher Issued by Anonymous, American, 20th century
1910s

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