United States. A U.S Naval Portable Bulkhead Emergency Battle Lantern Hold presenting maker’s cartouche of J

presenting maker’s cartouche of J

reverse of the ribbon loop hallmarked

with a bridge in the foreground and a rising sun above

the loop maker marked “KO” for an unconfirmed manufacturer

In September of the same year Seela was placed in an SS Pionier (Sapper) Battalion

United States. A U.S Naval Portable Bulkhead Emergency Battle Lantern Hold presenting maker’s cartouche of JAn example of a United States navy portable lantern traditionally mounted on the bulkhead of the vessel and used either to illuminate the immediate area in front of the lantern or for personal use in the event of a power outage during combat, constructed of heavy duty grey painted steel with a single incandescent light bulb behind a thick pane of glass secured shut via six phillips screws, featuring a carrying handle soldered to the top of the lid,