Up for bid is an early 1940's Japanese wooden toy boat, It measures around 9 1/4 inches from bow to stern, It was most likely introduced to the U.S. market berfore WW2. My History recollection is lous

 

This small antique magazine engraving (which is trimmed and measures approximately 3x5 inches) has only light wear, and is still in pretty good shape! Not a photocopy or more recent reproduction. Clic

 

Vintage Oriental Ship LanternUsed: may show signs of small dents, repair, and scuffs due to age.The light is in working condition has been converted to electric I believe from oil with original piece'

 

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PERCO ANCHOR OIL LAMP/LANTERN Perkins Marine Lamp & HDWE Early 1900s Electrified An old antique PERCO MARINE OIL LAMP from the early 1900s. It originally used oil as fuel and still has the tank ca

 

You are bidding on a 46" circumference, 14" diameter (with rope) original Japanese handblown, glass fishing float. This was a real working float in the Japanese fishing industry, not a reproduction. T

 

This brass porthole was salvaged from a ship/boat in Lake Michigan near Benton Harbor, MI sometime in the 1940's by my friend's father. He was working for a salvage company and accepted 4 of these as

 

" Cedar from Mount Lebanon Syria, December 1852 by Captain S. M. Sewall " I imagine this block of wood sat on Captain Sewall's desk and was used to hold down maps and such. Untouched surface, a bit of

 

Up for auction is this rusty but still cool antique Supreme #210 lamp by the Embury Manufacturing Company of Warsaw, New York. Marked on the base as shown. Lamp measures 13 inches tall without the han

 

Wilcox Crittenden porthole recovered from ship wreck off New Jersey coast. Porthole is is good condition with all markings visible. All sales final.