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USS Arizona full color smoker's program

Spent shell casing from a Bofors Mark 3 40mm antiaircraft gun, chromed and polished with a well executed image of a pin-up girl engraved upon it.

Spent shell casing from a 40mm Bofors Mark 3 antiaircraft gun with female figure engraved on it.

Ticket to the launching of the USS Arizona in the New York Navy Yard. On the back of the ticket is the owner of the ticket.

Time fuse from a 5" antiaircraft projectile retrieved from Pearl Harbor.

Newspaper clipping of Ester Ross, who was to christen the USS Arizona

Two pieces of metal from Japanese airplanes shot down during the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Two sections from a 6" anti aircraft gun, it was firing when USS Arizona sank to the bottom, December 7, 1941.

Three crew members of the USS Arizona are photographed while at sea. Al Meyer, the donor of the photograph, is included in the photo.

Pen and pencil set issued by US Navy in black pebble-finished leather pocket case. Pens are topped with USN crest and case is decorated with USN crest in gold.

Cardboard mounted picture of the stern of the USS Arizona after the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Crew members of the USS Arizona sweeping the deck

Column of battleships at sea. USS Arizona and USS Nevada, first and second in line.

USS Arizona at target practice.

USS Arizona Band and Bug Le Corps pose for a group photo

Purple banner with tufted edges with yellow and orange letters, in the center is a ship's wheel with words: "United States Navy" superimposed by a rope bordered five-pointed star surrounding a green, yellow and blue rendition of the ship at sea with…

The bell of the USS Arizona is displayed prominently on the battleship.

US Navy boarding book from one of its first crew members.

Three brass names plates that were affixed to the Arizona's gangplank while it was homeported at San Pedro (Long Beach) 1921-1940.

Captain's pennant from USS Arizona, presented to Capt. George Alexander upon relinquishing his command of Battleship Division One, USS Arizona flagship, Oct 26, 1937