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Henry Drexler being replaced by USS Utah casualty John G. Little III.
Offering my 100% authentic signature of Pearl Harbor casualty Lt.(jg) JOHN G. LITTLE III, USN (1913-1941 KIA). Little was stationed aboard the USS Utah when the Japanese attacked on 7 DEC 1941. He was posthumously awarded the Purple Heart. His remains are entombed aboard the ship where he met his fate. This is a rare signature priced WAAAAY beyond fair. Offers receive no response. Signed 1935 USNA yearbook small photo in nice shape with normal signs of age. SIZE= 5" x 2.5". Read the entire listing carefully. If you have questions for something not already in the listing ask them before offerding/buying. Won't respond to questions where I already took the time to put the answer in the listing. Likewise I don't respond to questions that revolve around lowball offers. My prices are more than fair for buyer and seller alike.Look at the photos as they are part of the description. Combined shipping is a given.
I don't use the Best Offer option due to all the inane low-ball offers. I don't send offers to perennial watchers either. I will give the absolute best price I can from the door. It's the bottom line, no wiggle room price. If an item doesn't sell within two 30-day listing cycles it will be replaced.
Accepting want lists for military signatures. Serious buyers/collectors only. I'm recovering from a stroke and have zero patience or wherewithal for dealing with game players and time wasters. No low ballers, hagglers, know-it-alls (I have Google too), self-appointed historians/authors/curators, or bargain hunters. Absolutely NO supposed relatives, smarmy fast-talkers, or others who think lame bargaining ploys will net them gold for the price of tin.
I am not a dealer. I am a private collector. Fully retired, I have no overhead or a driving need to sell. But I have been collecting military signatures for about 60 years now, and I do have my hard-earned money invested in my items. Due to health issues, I'm offering these items solely as a means to downsize my accumulations and share with fellow collectors while I still can. I don't ask for full retail or top dollar, but I won't sell for a price that is unfair to either of us. If you want my help with your collecting I'm here. If not that's the way it goes.
