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RARE!! U.S. Navy WWII Enlisted Graniteware COMPLETE 4 PIECE SET OF MEASURING PITCHERS

with stamped USN on bottom - 1 Gal, 1 Qt, 1 Pt, 1 Gil
 

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RARE! 1 Gallon, 1 Quart, 1 Pint, and 1 Gil Graniteware Measuring Pitchers Used by Navy Cooks for Food Preparation
  
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WW2 or WWII U.S. Navy Set of 4 Graniteware Navy Measuring Pitchers - 1 Gallon, 1 Quart, 1 Pint, and 1 Gil is a standard navy measuring pitcher used aboard both ship and shore Mess Hall and Mess Deck Facilities and Units.

The bottom of these enamelware or graniteware speckled navy measuring pitchers were marked USN for United States Navy.



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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 Navy 1 Gil, 1 Pint, 2 Pint and 1 Quart Measuring Pitchers, Graniteware Measuring Pitcher used for serving food for the enlisted ranks from seaman, petty officer to chief petty officer aboard ship and shore mess decks and galleys. The typical enlisted ladles consisted of graniteware, enamelware, aluminum and stainless steel used for breakfast, lunch and dinner for milk, water and the infamous bug juice.