NH 115398 Shellback Certificate, 1908
List of Unofficial U.S. Navy Certificates Through the years, the wish to mark other seagoing milestones has given birth to certificates for all kinds of distinctions. Most of them are.
Shellback Certificate, US Langley Aircraft Carrier, 1936 AeroAntique
1. Shellback certificate The shellback is simple enough: a sailor on official duty "crosses the line" of the equator. A golden shellback is more impressive; it means they've crossed at or near the International Date Line. Even rarer, crossing at the Prime Meridian grants you access into the Order of the Emerald Shellback.
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The story of the Shellback is a most storied one dating back to the days of the Viking seafarers, and the Spaniard navy. The exact details are lost to history, but some of the details that have survived is that sailors on their first voyage were put through a series of tests, to prove their worth to the crew.
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They are the unofficial certificates that document where a Sailor has been, what they have done, and most importantly, what they are—a Shellback or a Blue Nose or a Mossback or a Double.
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Although crossing the equator may seem like a routine event for any modern-day naval vessel, navies have celebrated the time-honored tradition for centuries. Back in the days of wooden ships, Crossing the Line ceremonies were designed to test young Sailors on their first cruise out in the open sea. The rich tradition of the Crossing the Line ceremonies often involved varied events throughout.
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Founded in 1953, Tiffany Publishing Company's name has become synonymous with U. S. Navy history and tradition. Located in Norfolk, Virginia, home to the world's largest naval installation, Tiffany is a small, woman-owned, family business dedicated to providing superior quality ceremonial certificates including the Plank Owner and Shellback.
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The US Navy Shellback ceremony is an age-old rite of passage that marks a sailor's crossing of the equator. During the Crossing The Line ceremony, sailors become "Shellbacks" after participating in a series of tests and rituals. These include crawling through fish guts, shaving heads, and receiving certificates.
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Check out these five unofficial Navy "certificates" for the seasoned sailor. 5. Shellback Variations. So, if you see a Shellback tattoo, they're either a Navy vet or they just really like turtles. (Wikimedia Commons) The shellback is simple enough: A sailor on official duty "crosses the line" of the equator. A golden shellback is more.
SHELLBACK CERTIFICATE CROSSING THE LINE, 19 OCTOBER 1943 USS BAILEY
Shellback Certificate: Often used in the context of the Navy, a Shellback is essentially a sailor who has crossed the earth's equator. In fact, this is an age-old ceremony that is observed among many seafarers, where new shipmates were subjected to this initiation rite.
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Shellback certificate awarded to Charles Cameron, aboard USS Utah, commemorating his first crossing of the Equator, December 1, 1928. This is typical of certificates awarded in the pre-World War II period. Shellback certificate for Bob Fay aboard USS Diphda for crossing the Equator in the Pacific at the end of World War II, August 1945.
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Shellback Certificate Celebrates crossing the Equator. Also see Golden Shellback title for crossing at the International Date Line and Special Emerald Shellback title for crossing at the Greenwich Meridian. This certificate comes in two versions: Tradional version features traditionally clad mermaids.
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This achievement certificate commemorates crossing the equator. This certificate is entirely customizable with: Ship's Crest, Commanding Officer's Signature, Date and Time of Crossing, and Sailor's Rate and Full Name. Available in both 11"x17" and 12"x18" sizes. Interested in a quote for your Command? REQUEST A QUOTE
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These are all unofficial certificates that document where a Sailor has been, what they have done, and most importantly, what they are—a Shellback, a Blue Nose, or Golden Dragon. These are just a small sampling of the possible unofficial certificates a person can acquire.
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danmackin • 2 yr. ago I lost my shellback certificate 1 puddintane138 • 19 days ago I would like to know the route i need to research this subject for my dad, my stepdad tore up his certificate and i would love to get a replacement for him. He was in the navy over 40 years ago. Where would i start? r/navy US Navy