A Model Of The Tugboat Edmond J. Moran
A Model Of The Tugboat Edmond J. Moran

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A Model Of The Tugboat Edmond J. Moran
with black painted topsides and a bronze painted bottom. The deck of the model is planked in scored mahogany, and the deck cabins and structures are built up and painted red. The model is fitted with: towing posts, anchor chains, anchors, windlass, life rings, port holes, ventilators, bollards, bumpers, ladders, search light, binnacle, running lights, funnel marked with the letter "M", name boards, life boats, masts, and other details. Displayed on a pair of brass pedestals in a glass and mahogany case with brass trim
21¾ x 33 in. (53.4 x 83.7 cm.) cased dimensions

拍品专文

The Edmond J Moran, an oceangoing rescue and towing tugboat was built in 1940 in Beaumont Texas, a civilian design intended for wartime use. Edmond J.Moran was owned by the Moran Towing and Transportation Company but operated under government charter during the war. She saw service in the North and South Atlantic and the North and South Pacific, and logged more than 100,000 miles. She had many encounters with U-boats and sank one off the East coast of Florida and rammed one off Cuba.