Original U.S. Spanish American War Sunk Spanish Cruisers Vizcaya Almirante Oquendo Victory Plate MG 34 Reciever Assembly I guess he's someplace south

I guess he's someplace south

The shell is stamped Si66 indicating that Eisenhuette Silesia in Paruschowitz Oberschlesien manufactured it

and the sliding plate under the frame latch is missing

This set also has the oxygen mask MS22001 and electric earphones

Nearly all of the blue and gilt remaining to the very curved blade and showing very little use

Original U.S. Spanish American War Sunk Spanish Cruisers Vizcaya Almirante Oquendo Victory Plate MG 34 Reciever Assembly I guess he's someplace southOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic "made from" relic from the Spanish American War of 1898 . This is a very rare and ornate brass paperweight which states that it is: "CAST FROM METAL TAKEN FROM THE SPANISH ARMORED CRUISERS VISCAYA AND ALMIRANTE OQUENDO DESTROYED BY THE UNITED STATES NAVY JULY 3RD, 1898". The reverse side states that it was a New Years' gift "WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF NEAL & BRINKER, JANUARY 1ST, 1899". This ornate