Nineteenth Century Ship Log-Whaling

Ship log for the ship "Swift" of New Bedford covering the period of December 17, 1848 to April 5, 1849 sailing from Calao (Peru) to New Bedford. Log accompanied by separate sheet titled "List of Ship

Ebony ship's navigators octant with engraved vernier scale. Brasses included early peep sight, filters and mirror. Dimensions: 13" L x 16" W x 4" H Weight: 3lbs *This lot is part of a maritime antique

Cover to 17th Century Ship Log-Measures roughly 9.5 inches long and 6.5 inches wide

Circa 1890 yacht wheel with heavy brass hub with keyway and brass band engraved Brown Bros. & Co. Ltd., Rosebank Ironworks, Edinburgh. Awesome maritime relic. Perfect for any nautical room. Transforme

Nineteenth century ship's navigator's octant in kidney shaped box. Ebony frame with brass index arm, with one-hundred-degree vernier scale, mirror, filters, etc. Center badge is engraved E & G W Blunt

Nineteenth century ship's compass by Boston maker S. THAXTER & SON with brass bowl, fitted to a timber box with sliding cover. Box is a 7 inch square x 5 inches high.

Nineteenth century whaling spade. With sturdy wood handle. 75 LONG 5 W

Nineteenth century ship's lantern with makers badge from "Taylor, Adams, and Pritchard, 12 & 14 Market St.". Solid brass case with a vented arch top, hinged door, nickel plated reflector and lamp. Dim

(American or British School, 19th century) Steam Ship Europe, The Black Ball Line, unsigned, 31-1/2 x 39-1/2 in.; gilt wood frame, 36-1/2 x 44-1/2 in.; carved gilt wood frame, 36-1/2 x 44-1/4 in. Prov

of oval form with pierced upper body, furnished with lion mask handles40 cm. wide; 35 cm. deep; 31 cm. high

Nineteenth century Clipper Ship Half Model with carved hull, three masts, carved figurehead, and capstan. Mounted to a wood backboard. Brass hanging tabs. Weight is 6 pounds.35" x 10" x 3"

American School, Late 19th Century "Whaling ships off the coast"American School, late 19th century oil on canvas 20¼ x 27¼ in. (51.4 x 69.2 cm.). Provenance: Christie's with Kennedy Gall

Vintage cream-khaki plate with an etched of the 19th century whaling ship, Charles W. Morgan. Depth: 1in. Viking Plates printed stamp, and detailed information about the ship. Dimensions: 7.75"Dia. Ed

A Painted Wood Model of a Whaling Ship 20th Century with whaling tools and plaque reading New Bedford W.B. set in a wood and glass case. Height of case 17 1/2 x width 22 x depth 9 1/8  inches.&#1

Mid-nineteenth century wood bowl gimballed ship's compass with compass card marked with maker's name "Robert Merrill of New York", and detailed fleur de lis. Fitted to a timber box. Dimensions: 10.5"

the square shaped top opening to a storage interior, above a simple body, furnished with brass scroll handles 48 cm. high; 38 cm. wide; 38 cm. deep

Antique oil on canvas nautical maritime painting depicting the SMS Adler, an Imperial German Navy ship, circa late nineteenth century, housed in a gilt wood frame. Image: 21.75" H x 29.5" W; frame: 27

Carved and Painted Wood Half Hull Ship Diorama, Late Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century. The fully rigged ship under full sail on choppy waters, painted background; housed in a walnut shadow box. Shad

Antique Maritime Ship's Log Stamp of Human Figure. A whaling or other ship's recording stamp to be inked and pressed into the daily log when a crew member died. (Coffin-shaped stamps were also used).

(American or British School). Ships in Stormy Seas, Nineteenth Century. Oil on canvas, apparently unsigned, (15.875 x 26.875 inches); house in the original gilt gesso and wood frame. Frame: 23.75 in.,

St. John's, Newfoundland 19th Century Ledger. Appears to be a ship personnel log from possibly 1808-1820. 39 Handwritten pages - some not attached to ledger, one page section cut away. Pages missing.

1869 Whaling The World of Ice USS Dolphin Arctic Voyages Navy Ships The USS Dolphin was a 19th-century United States naval ship known for its whaling cruises in the arctic. Robert Ballantyne sought to

A Walker's Patent Cherubal (Cherub Mk. II) ship's log. England, 1st half 20th century.L.: 23 cm.

Nineteenth century. "D. Poores Letter Book" with additional name inside "Anna TB Poors, June 7 1872". The contents pages are letters and listings of ship cargo from 1823-1826 and include the ports of