1776-1899 American Naval History Complete With 18 Chromolithographs

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Naval history book containing 18 chromolithographs. Commander J. D. Jerrold Kelley, U. S. Navy. The Navy of the United States: … more Naval history book containing 18 chromolithographs. Commander J. D. Jerrold Kelley, U. S. Navy. The Navy of the United States: An Historical Sketch of Its Achievements and a Description of Its Organization, Administration, and Duties. [This appears to be the Navy section from the 1899 title "The United States Army and Navy: Their Histories" published by The Werner Company, Akron, OH.] Pages numbered 105 to 241. Gift inscription in pencil on first page dated 1903.
U.S. Navy - Commander in Chief of Fleet - 1776
U. S. Navy - Frigate - 1815
U.S. Navy - Officers and Private of Marines - 1830
U. S. Navy - Lieutenant, Midshipman and Armed Seamen - 1830
U. S. Navy - Commander, Captain and Lieutenant of the Navy and Lieutenant and Staff Officer of Marines - 1840
U. S. Navy - Sinking of the Alabama - June 11th, 1864
U. S. Navy - Naval Battle of Manilla - May 1st, 1898
U.S. Navy - First Hoisting of the Stars and Stripes by the Marines on Cuban Soil - June 11th, 1898
U. S. Navy - Naval Battle of Santiago - July 3rd, 1898
U. S. Navy - 1st Class Battle Ships - 1899
U.S. Navy - 1st Class Cruisers - 1899 (New York, Brooklyn)
U. S. Navy - 1899 (Second Class Battle Ship, Texas, First Class Battle Ship, Iowa, Torpedo Boat, Porter)
U. S. Navy - 2nd Class Cruisers - 1899 (Boston, Olympia, Baltimore, Raleigh. Torpedo Boat, Cushing)
U.S. Navy - 2nd Class Cruisers - 1899 (Monitor, Amphitrite, Atlanta, Columbia, Charleston, Minneapolis)
U. S. Navy - Uniforms - 1899 (4 Chromolithographs)

Dimensions:
Hardcover. Approx. 18"w x 13"h

Condition:
Good, with wear around edges. Strong color. less