United States. A Gold Second War Naval Aviator Pensacola Naval Air Station Ladies Ring, Very Scarce Newly Listed 1954 to 1500 hours on

1954 to 1500 hours on March 8

a gently worn example in near very fine condition

which was followed by his departure in December 1940 for Honolulu in the Hawaiian Islands

topped by a layer of silver aluminum wire bearing hand-embroidered sequins of identical construction

he was commissioned Lieutenant in October 1911

United States. A Gold Second War Naval Aviator Pensacola Naval Air Station Ladies Ring, Very Scarce Newly Listed 1954 to 1500 hours onIn solid 10K Gold, with an oval ruby coloured glass stone placed in the center, marked "10K" (Gold) and maker marked "HARCOURT LOUISVILLE" on the inside of the ring, inscribed "NAVAL" above and "AVIATOR" below the stone, with three stars between the inscriptions on either side, the right shoulder of the ring illustrating the United States Navy insignia, consisting of an eagle standing upon a shield bearing stars and stripes, the shield backed by