A very scarce and early Lighthouse document for lumber materials used in the repair of the first Nobska Point Lighthouse in 1860. The materials indicate the repairs were used for the keeper’s house

 

This gauge is in very nice cosmetic condition. It is about 10” long. The gauge is mounted on a gimbal swivel which is mounted to a wood base. It is quite heavy, about 6 ½ lbs before packaging.

 

Nice old vintage bow cleat which I removed from an old 38ft Pacemaker years ago then put it on my lobsta boat for a while sold that but had to keep the old bow cleat- time to let it go - base is 5 inc

 

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Here is a kit still in the box, where you can build your own ship in a bottle. The Mayflower! I show what was inside the box. The directions are all there, there are two bags of parts, a bottle, a cor

 

Small telescope two stages, 3 1/2 inches opened and just over 2 inches closed. I think it is made of stainless steel with brass (I think) screw in optics, it is marked FRANCO and has a makers mark tha

 

12 Foot Barnegat Sneakbox 1949 Plans in great condition. The design was made in a sailboat in the early 1900's by John H. Mathis Co. John H. Mathis & Company was a shipbuilding company founded aro

 

Vintage Cobult Blue Glass Rum Jug in Rope Netting is an amazing marina flea market find! We found it on marina flea market and restored. It was used as a water jug on board or rum flask by sailors. Me

 

This is a wonderful antique diving helmet that appears to be brass or copper and soldered together with brass or lead. Helmet is mostly brass with mabe some copper parts. Front glass has EOS on top ri