[NAVY]. A 19th-century Naval Archive. A number of items belonging to Admiral John Charles Phillip de Krafft [1826-1885] who served on several U.S. war ships during the Mexican and Civil Wars, and took part in the attack on Fort Powell with Admiral Farragut. Includes: Admiral's fore-and-aft cap, (17¼ x 5¼ in.), in original red box. -- A wood cane, (33 in.) with engraved silver plate reading "Farragut Pennock de Krafft." -- ALS ("Wm. L. Howorth") to Lt. Commander J. P. C. de Krafft, May 1865. 1 page, 4o, light creasing, staining, some separation at folds. "This button was on my coat at the destruction of 'Albermarle'." -- A brass button. -- Copper plate image of Admiral de Krafft (some tarnishing, scratches). [With:] Property of Frederick Cornelius de Krafft [1784-1837], the father of John Charles Phillip. Includes: 2 watercolors, both (20½ x 15 in.), both views of the Rock of Gibralter painted in 1803, signed by de Krafft. -- Hand-drawn map (41 x 21 in.) with a view of Tripoli signed by de Krafft and dated 30 October 1803. -- Excerpts from the log of the U.S. Sloop-of-War "Siren". No place, n.d. 8o, typed with hand-drawn illustrations. Entries date between 6 August 1803-14 September 1804. Together 9 items. (9)