Special Artifacts

Helmet, WWII Navy w/liner, Color Grey, markings: Front outside, CV 6  USN  CAPT FT DECK, inside back, USS Enterprise CV 6, inside right, USN 1944  Gd-Fw, see photos.

Pilot’s Helmet, Markings, VF-1 Squadron, flying the F-14 Wolfpack, This helmet was used by a pilot on the First Tomcat Cruise On the USS Enterprise CVAN-65 September 1974  The end of this cruise saw the Tomcat's conflict debut, as VF-1 and VF-2 flew air patrols over Saigon in April 1975 to cover the final evacuation of US personnel.

Model, USS Enterprise CVN-65, Aluminum Construction  35” Long, 8-1/2” Wide 11” High and Weight 12 Lbs, see photos

Lighter, Model of Enterprise CVAN-65, 11-1/4”x3” Base Encryption: “ENTERPRISE The World’s Largest Atomic Aircraft Carrier U.S.S.”

Print, Lithograph, “Nuclear Age” USS Enterprise CVAN-65, USS Long Beach, USS Bainbridge. ã1963 Arthur Beaumont, Inscription: To Rear Admiral Robert MacPherson with best wishes (signed) Arthur Beaumont, size 23”x29”

Cover & Postcard, Christening of U.S.S. Enterprise CVA (N) 65, Postmarked Newport News, Va., Sep 24 1960, Addressed To Honorable A. Willis Robertson, United States Senate, Washington, D. C., Inside: Postcard: Artist Conception of Ship, Back of Postcard Note to Senator Robertson and Signed by (Admiral) H. G. Rickover.

Cover & Postcard, Christening of U.S.S. Enterprise CVA (N) 65, Postmarked Newport News, Va., Sep 24 1960, Addressed To Honorable A. Willis Robertson, United States Senate, Washington, D. C., Inside: Postcard: Artist Conception of Ship, Back of Postcard Note to Senator Robertson and Signed by (Admiral) H. G. Rickover

Ashtray, Model of USS Enterprise CV-6, Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company, Builder

Belt Buckle, Silver Overlay, Imperivn Neptvni Regis, USS Enterprise CVA(N)-65 Crossed Equator Nov. 7 – 1965

Wine Glass, USS Enterprise CVN-65, Christmas 1993, Ships emblem in gold

Providence Patriot Newspaper, Providence (R.I.) Dated Saturday Morning April 20, 1822, Includes Activities of U.S. brig Enterprise Escorting a Fleet of 60 ships.  Sailing From Havana to the United States on the 7th of March, 1822 were able to capture a large number of Pirates. (Original Newspaper)