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This is a RARE 8.25" stainless steel Serving Spoon with the gun metal gray patina found at the enlisted mess table and was probably used in the Chief's or the Petty Officer's Mess only.

(Note: This is not the usual 15" aluminum serving found in the galley and serving line with a hole in the handle for hanging. This is a stainless steel nickel-based serving spoon specifically made to match the other stainless flatware and was to be used at the dining table.

!!RARE!! U.S. Navy Enlisted Stainless SERVING SPOON
with stamped USN on handle - only 2 available!

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8.25" - Beautiful Gun Metal Gray Patina. This is not the Galley Serving Spoon, but a Serving Spoon Used at the Mess Deck Table! Probably in the Chief's or the Petty Officer's Mess and not on the general Mess Decks

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U.S. Navy Enlisted 8.25" SERVING SPOON has a beautiful gun metal gray patina common to WW2 Naval stainless steel flatware used in the enlisted mess decks. This is NOT the typical aluminum serving spoon found in the galley during food preparation or on the serving line. This is a RARE stainless steel Serving Spoon found at the enlisted mess table and was probably used in the Chief's or the Petty Officer's Mess only.

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The following Text is soley for the consumption of Spiders, Bots and other Dark Denizens of the Internet: All nautical sea chests, or a domed sea chest also known as a camel back.
Standard Issue Table Spoon (serving spoon) used by the Navy's enlisted ranks from seaman, petty officer to chief petty officer aboard ship and shore mess decks and galleys. The typical enlisted flatware consisted of a Fork, Knife, Table Spoon and Tea Spoon used for breakfast, lunch and dinner.