Battleship Gallery 2
panama transit
Copyright © 2009 art by wayne
fire support at iwo
first winter of war
sea power
nevada leads the way
across the pacific
Full details on each of these ships are to be found in my
US BATTLESHIPS 1941-1963 book
available at:
USS New York BB35 at Gillard's Cut in the Panama Canal Nov 1944 on its way to the Pacifc for the final push against Japan
18"x24" 899.00
USS New York BB35 on the bomb line off Iwo Jima in April 1945.
12"x24" 425-
USS Texas off Brooklyn Naval Shipyard in Feb 1942. The ship was employed escorting convoys across the dangerous waters of the North Atlantic in the early days of WWI
18"x24" 899-
USS Nevada BB36 as comissioned in 1916. When completed Nevada was the most modern battleship afloat. Nevada was the first of the 2nd generation of dreadnaughts
24"x36" 1099.00
USS Nevada BB36 escorting the transport USS George Washington with Pres. Wilson aboard to Brest France for the Versailles Peace conference in 1919
18"x24" SOLD
USS Nevada, Oklahoma and Arizona en route to Australia in 1925 to demonstrate the abilty of the US Battlesfleet to operate far from home waters
18"x24" 899.00
