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Teakwood Handle on a letter opener. The teakwood handle came from the deck of the U.S.S. MARYLAND.The U.S.S. MARYLAND survived Pearl Harbor and has seven Battle Stars in the Asiatic Pacific Theater. It was nicknamed "FIGHTING MARY" It was Commissioned July 21 1920. There is also a book of Matches with it Can anyone tell me anything about the close up of Emblem on back of Match cover?
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