Coffee Mug – US Navy

Product Specs

• 15 ounce ceramic coffee mug
• Fine pewter casting of US Navy emblem
• Dishwasher safe when washed with no heat cycle
• Microwave safe
• Made in the USA
• Officially licensed US Navy product 

From a vendor that proudly makes all of their products in America, this great-looking coffee mug would make the perfect gift for the soldier in your life. 

Looking for a coffee mug for the other branches of the U.S. Armed Forces? We’ve got you covered! Army Coffee Cup, Marines Coffee Cup, Air Force Coffee Cup, Space Force Coffee Cup, Coast Guard Coffee Cup

About Heritage Pewter 

Formed by three brothers in the family garage in 1988, Heritage Pewter has been hand-crafting remarkable quality pewter pieces in Arizona. They still made all of their products in America with many of the same time-honored smithing techniques that our Founding Fathers would have recognized. Indeed the company is a member of the American Pewter Guild meaning their products are made to the highest of standards and Heritage Pewter will stand behind them. Many companies dilute their pewter with lead as a cost-saving measure. Not Heritage Pewter. Their pewter alloy contains silver, which not only makes their items more food/drink safe but gives their pieces a rich luster. In addition to items for our nation’s military branches Heritage Pewter also makes countless other designs including college teams, nature themes, occasions, and more. To Heritage Pewter’s entire product offerings click here.

About Us

Thank you for visiting the Wisconsin Veterans Museum’s website! Since 2013, the WVM has been a proud Smithsonian Affiliate. However, the Museum’s roots reach back far deeper to 1901. In that year Wisconsin’s Civil War veterans opened the GAR Memorial Hall in the State Capitol building. The Museum exists to acknowledge, commemorate, and affirm the role Wisconsin veterans have played in our nation’s life. The WVM is an educational activity of the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs. All Purchases, both here online and in-person at the Museum in Madison, Wisconsin, help us to fulfill our mission. For that, we thank you.

Click to read the Wisconsin Veterans Museum Blog Post about a sailor’s experience on the USS Arizona during the attack at Pearl Harbor: “Remembering Pearl Harbor – The Story of Herbert ‘Herb’ Buehl”.