U.S. Navy Ships - Bases - Men As of January 1938
Richard Edes Harrison · 1901 - 1994
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U.S. Navy Ships - Bases - Men As of January 1938, Richard Edes Harrison (1938). Via artnap.com
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A stylized cartographic poster shows the Pacific Ocean and surrounding continents, with naval ship icons, base symbols and routes marked across blue water. Tables and insets list the numbers of ships, planes and men, and a globe inset in the upper left locates the region. The work is credited to Richard Edes Harrison and dated 1938.
