NAUTICAL BRASS/COPPER BOSUN WHISTLE KEY CHAINCOLLECTIBLE MARINE PROP NAUTICAL GIFTLOT OF 10 UNITS Made of BrassSize : 4.5"All Work is Hand Made Buy NowFromAhmedabad2012 Froo www.froo.com | Froo Cross

 

This is an interesting group of items we picked up from a gentleman that salvaged large boats parts.. We dont know alot about them, but will describe them to the best of our ability. The tallest item

 

nickle plated? bronze? 4 portholes from 56 King cruiser. Dial cover 5 1/2" glass round x 7" frame. 2 Larger oblong measures 14 3/4" x 7 7/8". 2 Smaller oblong missing glass to one measures 12 1/4" x 5

 

4" Japanese Glass Fishing Float Japanese glass fishing floats are popular collectors’ items. They were once used by fishermen in many parts of the world to keep their nets afloat. These Japanese han

 

Offered for auction is this antique ship model.. Probably made several years ago.. Parents have had it in their home for over 45 years.. Approximately 10" l x 7"h..Looks completely in tack without loo

 

13 " Wooden Ships Wheel Six-spoke ship's wheel of hardwood is a beauty with it's teak finish and brass center. This will look great in any nautical themed room or even on your boat. Wheel measures 13"

 

This is a David White Co., table top compass on 4 legs. Included is the box with some surface wear but no brakes on the corners. On the inside of the lid "important notice". The compass measures 3" di

 

A WORN LOOKING........ROUGHED UP DANGER SIGN FOR THE BEACH...ESP. ONE ON THE ATLANTIC SIDE OF CAPE COD

 

This is a beautifully handcarved scrimshaw (I assume it's a whale's tooth) purchased in Albany, Western Australia over 20 years ago. Albany once was an old whaling port. The scrimshaw was carved in in

 

1859 Letter to Captain George Mustard Postmarks from London & Boston Mentions ship "Europa" and " Bark John Curtis" Captain George F. Mustard b. 1807 d. 1888 Married Sarah Prior on August 30, 1840