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1969 Destroyer Escort DE-1052 USS Knox Later FF-1052 Original Press Telephoto

$ 7.91

Availability: 24 in stock
  • Theme: Militaria
  • Time Period, War: Cold War
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Condition: 201301-1829 Visit my store for thousands of historical photos! Item Description Grading Standard: News Agency Original Press Telephoto Size: 8x10.37 inches with minor variation Blacklight Test: No. Other Notes: Historical press photo. Do not expect perfect photos. Often old photos have small creases and tears around the edges. Special Note: Captain Robert Smith, assit. chief of staff for the Analysis of the Pacific Fleet's Antisubmarine Warfare Force, says a new 1.3 billion fleet of destroyer-escorts is the greatest mistake in ship procurement of the US Navy has know. He blasted the Pentagon bureaucracy in an article in the US Naval Instituter's Magazine, "Proceedings". Smith said the Navy knew the 1052-class of 46 ships -- 12 now on active duty and 34 under construction -- were unreliable when the contracts were first granted. Photo shown was taken on July 17, 1969 and Telephoto was date stamped April 7, 1971.
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Conflict: Vietnam (1961-75)
  • Size: 8x10.37 inches with minor variation
  • Item Type: Original Press Telephoto
  • Branch of Service: USN United States Navy
  • Modified Item: No

    Description

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    Item Description
    Grading Standard:
    News Agency Original Press Telephoto
    Size:
    8x10.37 inches with minor variation
    Blacklight Test:
    No.
    Other Notes:
    Historical press photo.
    Do not expect perfect photos. Often old photos have small creases and tears around the edges.
    Special Note:
    Captain Robert Smith, assit. chief of staff for the Analysis of the Pacific Fleet's Antisubmarine Warfare Force, says a new 1.3 billion fleet of destroyer-escorts is the greatest mistake in ship procurement of the US Navy has know. He blasted the Pentagon bureaucracy in an article in the US Naval Instituter's Magazine, "Proceedings". Smith said the Navy knew the 1052-class of 46 ships -- 12 now on active duty and 34 under construction -- were unreliable when the contracts were first granted. Photo shown was taken on July 17, 1969 and Telephoto was date stamped April 7, 1971.
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    Photo Grading Standards and Terms Used
    News Agency Photos:
    Wire Photos or News Agency Photos were extensively used in print media during the first half of the 1900's. Issued by news agencies (such as Acme, NEA, International News, Associated Press, UPI, Fotogram, Keystone,) only to the press, these Gorgeous pieces capture a historical moment, frozen in time, as they were issued on the day the event happened. Unfortunately they were issued in extremely limited quantities solely for print media industry usage (it is estimated that there were approximately 25 - 50 of EACH particular photograph made). Over the years, many were destroyed or lost, and in some cases, there are only 1 or 2 specimens known to exist today of a particular photograph making these Original! , First Generation Vintage Photographic relics Outstanding Investments.
    Wirephoto
    Telephoto
    Cablephoto
    Radiophoto
    Soundphoto
    This type of photo was an early form of electronic transmission. Some scratchiness in the image is normal. Please inspect the image carefully as the quality can vary greatly. They can range from atrocious to superb and everywhere in between. Also, this type of photo is not a original photo using the traditional definition since it was not developed but was normally printed on film stock. We consider these 1st Generation Original Photos.
    1st Generation
    AKA
    Original:
    This is a photo manufactured near the time when the image was taken. News Agency and Official photos fall into this category automatically.
    Vintage:
    Photo that is at least 30 years old.
    Size:
    Size given is almost always the paper size of item and not image size. Image size is normally smaller.Metric conversion is 1 inch = 2.54 centimeters for our international customers.
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