Original U.S. WWII Era Navy PT Boat Insignia Painted on Masonite - Needs Research - 9 ⅛ x 11 ⅛” US Civil War which was very common during

which was very common during the Civil War Era

It is also stamped with lot number 5046 under the rear skirt

Indian Wars era leather cartridge box for use by the United States Navy and has USN cleanly embossed on the outer flap and has a cleanly stamped manufacturer’s mark and inspectors mark on the inside closure flap

though there has been a repair to the right side of the hinge

Original U.S. WWII Era Navy PT Boat Insignia Painted on Masonite - Needs Research - 9 ⅛ x 11 ⅛” US Civil War which was very common duringOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very interesting painted piece of Masonite dating to World War II, which is painted with the depiction of a Brawler style man with fists at his sides and smoking a cigar. This came from a large collection of PT Boat related items, so we believe it to be depicting the mascot for a PT boat, but due to its obscurity, we couldnt find any matches online. The masonite measures 9 x 11 and is ready to mount on the wall.