The proposed sale of a number of silver items recovered by a diver in the 1940s from the USS Arizona is causing controversy among veterans For an antiques hunter it doesn’t get much better than this: an early 20th-century, silver tea set including a candlestick, pedestal bowl, sauce boat and a teapot salvaged from the officer’s mess of the USS Arizona — one of the ships destroyed by the Japanese at Pearl Harbor.
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From timesonline.co.uk
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The impending auction of a partial silver-plated serving set salvaged from the USS Arizona just months after the Dec. 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor is being condemned by at least one former sailor who witnessed the sinking of the battleship.
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From honoluluadvertiser.com
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HONOLULU (AP) — An Ohio auction house has decided against selling a partial silver-plated serving set salvaged from the sunken USS Arizona in the wake of the Dec. 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor.
A spokeswoman for Cowan's Auctions Inc. said...
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From yourwestvalley.com
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A partial silver-plated serving set salvaged from the USS Arizona just months after the Dec. 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor is being withdrawn from auction, according to the Ohio auction house that was planning the sell the artifacts.
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From honoluluadvertiser.com
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Lime-encrusted silverware taken from the officers' mess aboard the USS Arizona during World War II have been pulled from an auction. Cowan's Auctions, a Cincinnati resale house specializing in American historical and military items, had planned to sell the 24 pieces on Dec. 9, with initial estimates of $15,000 to $20,000.
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