Great WWII Era Portrait Photo of USN Wearing Short-Lived Naval Aviation Observer (Navigation) Wing

Great WWII era (Jon 47) Portrait Photo of United States Navy Lieutenant Commander wearing the short-lived Naval Aviation Observer (Navigation) Wing (also called the USN Navigator Wing) in rarely-seen bullion. Identified on reverse only as "Jack", this officer is wearing WWII combat ribbons and the rank of Lieutenant Commander. The photo inscription on the reverse reads: "Jan. 20, 1949 This is Jack! Now you can see why I waited! Yes?

Circa WWII Era

8" x 10"

Black and white photo paper, pencil inscription.

Reverse: "Jan. 20 194This is Jack! Now you can see why I waited! Yes?"

This is from a small collection of United States Navy photographs which we will be listing more of over the next few months. ebay VEX14 LFEX11/14

8- (Very Fine&emdash;Excellent): Picture shows minor wear. Small areas at corners of age and handling wear, no rips or tears.

As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.