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Apollo Eleven Stein for USS Hornet

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This is a Stein that personally belonged to Captain Carl J Seiberlich, who was the Commanding Officer of the USS Hornet - CVS 12.

The Stein was given for the Apollo Eleven First Moon Landing Mission in 1969 in which the USS Hornet was the Prime Recovery Vessel.

Other than needing to be cleaned up, No damage or wear is noted.

This stein was given to my brother who worked for Capt. Seiberlich at the time of his passing in Virginia

Category General Antiques and Collectibles
Medium Ceramic
Distinguishing marks Label on bottom: Florence Ceramic Co A subsidiary of Scripto

C.J. Seiberlich Captain U.S.N.
Condition Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item Height 5" Base 4 1/2"
Date Period 1969
History This is a Stein that personally belonged to Captain Carl J Seiberlich, who was the Commanding Officer of the USS Hornet - CVS 12.

The Stein was given for the Apollo Eleven First Moon Landing Mission in 1969 in which the USS Hornet was the Prime Recovery Vessel.
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