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Rare antique wood and iron harpoon with rope wrap stamped JOHN R. MANTA. Size: 85 in long. NOTE: The John R. Manta was the last whaling ship out of New Bedford, MA - sank in 1903 in the Azores with al

President Andrew Jackson (1767-1845)Signed Ship Passport for passage on the whaling ship the Herald of New Bedford, July 1, 1834. Ship passport signed by Andrew Jackson (1767-1845), seventh President

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

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

Consists of 1) Recreipts with revenue stamps of famous New Bedford people. Good condition. 2) 1856 Ship document.. Good condition. 3) Four stereo veiwer cards on whaling. Some wear. 4) Americanclipper

Never used new old stock ships taffrail log by Walker in its original box with original packing and tags. Time warp marine unit with spinners, oil, mounting bracket, gauge,etc.. Dimensions: 19x11x6

Ship Mars of New Bedford. Watercolor on paper. 3rd quarter if the 19th century. Sight size H 7" W 9" Frame size H 9-1/2" W 11-1/2". Please refer to this link for a hi-res image. https://www.dropbox.co

Half-Hull Ship Builder’s Model, New Bedford Whaler, 19th century. Length 49"

PRESIDENT JAMES MADISON, SIGNED SHIP'S DOCUMENT, 1809, H 21", W 17":Document dated 6-18-1809. Three language ship paper, Frederick Solcum, Master and Commander of ship Fame of New Bedford, port of Pit

19th century portrait of ship captain Aaron Coffin, New Bedford, Mass. Attributed to Joseph Whiting Stock. Depicts captain Coffin holding a telescope in uniform with ships at sea in the background. Tr

New Bedford Whaler Ship model "Cortez". Full wood model, fully rigged. Made by Captain Hall. Model was displayed by owner in sealed built-in case behind glass since purchase in 1951. (glass case not i

TOGGLE-HEAD HARPOONLast Half of the 19th CenturyStamped “JDD” for James D. Driggs of New Bedford, Massachusetts. Marked "BK Rous" for the whaling bark Rousseau of New Bedford. Ol

Andrew Jackson signed ship's passport. Partially printed vellum document for the ship Barque Minerva of New Bedford, Massachusetts, captained by Simon Price. Signed by Andrew Jackson as president and

Steven Moseley. Pair Of Ships In Bottles. 2010. Signed and dated. Mississippi Paddle Boat and New England Whaling Ship. Mixed media construction inside bottles. Excellent condition. Each is 9”h. Est

Exceptional company sign from Edson Corporation of New Bedford Mass, ship equipment manufacturers since the mid nineteenth century. wood sign with a black smaltz background with Edson lettered in

Authentic Marine Manufacturers & Engineering Corporation ships telegraph made in New Bedford, MA. One side of the dial has an old paper face, the other side is clear. Measures 40 inches tall. The dial

Brian Coole. New Bedford. Seascape depicting New Bedford harbor scene with clipper ships and steamship and lighthouse. Oil on panel/board. Signed lower right. Framed. Sight: 17 x 30in. Overall: 22 x 3

Oil painting on board of a ship with lighthouse and buildings in background titled NEW BEDFORD WHALESHIP 'KIERO' 1826, signed J. Harnack. 18 x 27 in, framed 22 x 31.

Quarter-scale model of the fishing trawler "New Bedford" completed in 1979 by Flavio H. Nardi. Case measures 20 x 28 1/2 x 10 inches. N.B. Flavio was an avid model ship builder and clock maker. He was

Old oil painting on canvas depicting an Arctic whaling scene signed H. Silva Fernandes. 33 x 48 inches, framed 37 x 52. (20th C. New Bedford MA marine artist).

DOUBLE-SIDED ADVERTISEMENT FOR WHALING GEAR19th CenturyOne side with ";Frank E. Brown, Manufacturer, ... New Bedford, Mass., U.S.A."; above images, prices and text descriptions of various implements.

W/C Whaling vessel "Rousseau", and based on cardboard plaque on reverse, the painting is by William J. Swift (1834 - 1911) who was active/lived in New Bedford Massachusetts, the home port of this ship

1852, 1865, 1867, 1868, 1895, 1907, 1911. Volume for 1852 is in worn, poor condition. 1845 is in fair condition and contains a whaling supplement. 1839 is in fair condition, loose binding, contains wh

New Bedford, July 4, 1859 - August 18, 1859, on a voyage from Boston to Pensacola, then to Montevideo, Calcutta, and back to Boston, Dec. 1860. Mostly deals with location and weather. The back section