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This is a very nice example of an original cast brass ship's bell. This bell weighs just over 25 pounds. The base is about 12 inches wide and it is about 9 1/2 inches tall. It has a great tone to it. No cracks!  This bell has no name or dates, but is thought to be about 75 years old.

$395.00 plus shipping

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This is a great original brass ship's bell. It weighs 22 pounds. The large end measures 11 3/4 inches wide and it is about 10 inches tall. The only marking on this bell is the embossed "PB" on the inside of the bell that you can see in the additional photos. Not sure what "PB" stands for, perhaps "Pure Brass". The original hook inside the bell that holds the clapper was rusted, so I have installed a new hook and re-installed the original clapper. This is a great sounding bell!

The grey spots on this bell are paint. The bell has not been polished.

While undated, we know this is an older bell thought to be about 75+ years old.

$395.00 plus shipping

Item P4-02

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This is a vintage Windmill Style Anemometer that was recovered from a vessel destined to be cut up for scrap at one of our international ship breakers we work with. The polished aluminum propeller has four blades and measures 13 1/2 inches tip to tip. From the ground to the top of the tail it measures 30 inches tall (not counting the control box it is sitting on). From the front tip to the back side of the tail it measures 26 inches. This item is mostly made of polished brass. The base mount is 6 inches wide with 5 mount holes. The prop turns freely and the unit spins 360 degrees on the mount pipe. The tail section has had some minor repairs, but this was not uncommon for these items that were in service on a working vessel for 35+ years!

Rarely will you see one of these items show up with the control box recovered form the ship's bridge. The control box (the green box the anemometer is sitting on) measures 9 1/2 X 19 1/2 inches and is 6 inches thick. The side of the control box has a drawing for the wiring instructions. The control box has two meters to determine the wind speed and the wind direction. The black knob controls the lights on the dials and the silver toggle switch turns the unit on and off.

 I have no way to tell you if you can hook this item up and make it measure wind speed or direction, but I can tell you it make a great display!

Total unpacked weight is 54 pounds

Item #P4-03

$695.00

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The La Palma vessel was scrapped at the Alang India Ship Breakers about 8 years ago. I acquired this Framed Deck Plan while it was on the beach being cut up for scrap. I has hung in my shop for years and not I need the space to display some new treasure.

Now you can have this nice 30 X 36 inch framed deck plan. The paper deck plan is protected by glass. The wood frame is original and un-restored so it has some wear.

$195.00, plus shipping

Item P4-04

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This is a great original brass ship's bell. It weighs 22 pounds. The large end measures 11 3/4 inches wide and it is about 10 inches tall. This bell looks 75 years old, but by reading the small tag on the top it was made in 1981. No cracks or repairs.  It sounds great!

$325.00 plus shipping

Item P4-05

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COSTA LINE ( "C" LINEA, GENOVA) ITALY FUNNEL ASHTRAY ... This novel design of an ASHTRAY represents the ships stack of the "COSTA LINE" ("C" LINEA, GENOVA) . . . The "C" appears on both sides of the Royal Blue and Yellow stack . . . It has two cigarette rests which when holding lighted cigarettes causes the smoke to plume out of the stack . . . The interesting bottom mark "LINEA "C" GENOVA" also includes a sketchy profile of a ship . . . It measures approx. 3 1/2 inches tall. Made of glazed pottery. No damage other than the normal crazing in the clear coat. Will make a great Addition and Conversation Piece to your collection considering recent history!.

Item 4-06

$95.00 Plus Shipping

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This is a vintage Windmill Style Anemometer that was recovered from a vessel destined to be cut up for scrap at one of our international ship breakers we work with. The polished aluminum propeller has four blades and measures 13 1/2 inches tip to tip. From the ground to the top of the tail it measures 28 1/2 inches tall (not counting the control box it is sitting on). From the front tip to the back side of the tail it measures 27 inches. This item is mostly made of polished brass. The base mount is 5 1/2 inches wide with 4 mount holes. The prop turns freely but has a little drag. The unit spins 360 degrees on the mount pipe.

Rarely will you see one of these items show up with the control box recovered form the ship's bridge. The control box (the green box the anemometer is sitting on) measures 11 1/2 X 20 1/2 inches and is 6 inches thick. The control box has two meters to determine the wind speed and the wind direction.

 I have no way to tell you if you can hook this item up and make it measure wind speed or direction, but I can tell you it make a GREAT LOOKING DISPLAY!!!

Total unpacked weight is 54 pounds

Item #P4-07

$795.00

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This is an early 1900's mapping tool that was made by Keuffel and Esser Co. NY. It is made of all brass and measures 12 inches long. It comes with the original storage box. The tool is complete and all parts are functional. The storage box has light wear.

Great navigational tool from a time past.

$125.00 Plus Shipping

Item P4-08

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This is a very cool vintage Barometer. I found it at the Bangladesh Shipyards along with some other interesting items that had just been removed from a vessel being cut up for scrap. I am not sure how it works, or even if it still works, but it makes a very cool display. This item measures 12 inches X 6 inches, and is about 7 inches tall. This is a used piece of equipment that has been out to sea on a working vessel for many years, so it will have some wear.

$225.00 plus shipping

Item #P4-09

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This is a vintage Windmill Style Anemometer that was recovered from a vessel destined to be cut up for scrap at one of our international ship breakers we work with. The polished aluminum propeller has four blades and measures 13 1/2 inches tip to tip. From the ground to the top of the tail it measures 30 inches tall. From the front tip to the back side of the tail it measures 27 inches. This item is mostly made of polished brass. The base mount is 6 inches wide with 5 mount holes. The prop turns freely. The unit spins 360 degrees on the mount pipe.

Rarely will you see one of these items show up with the control box recovered form the ship's bridge. The control box (the green box the anemometer is sitting on) measures 12 X 20 inches and is 6 inches thick. The control box has two meters to determine the wind speed and the wind direction.

 I have no way to tell you if you can hook this item up and make it measure wind speed or direction, but I can tell you it make a GREAT LOOKING DISPLAY!!!

Total unpacked weight is 54 pounds

Item #P4-10

$725.00

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This is an early 1900's bilge pump that has the makers' mark "Perks Phila". Made of mostly brass it measures 24 inches tall as shown in the photo to the left. Yes it works! On the intake pipe the last four pieces are not brass. On the discharge pipe, the last four pieces are not brass. The section that you place your foot into is iron. The wood handle is worn, but not split.

Item #P4-11

$120.00 Plus shipping

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This is a huge brass nautical spot light / daylight signaling light. Weighing in at 80 pounds and standing 27 inches tall as shown in the photo to the left. The base mount is 10 inches wide and has 6 mount holes. The shutter work freely using the side handle. This light was made in Japan in 1974 and recovered in the fall of 2012 at the ship breakers of Alang Indian. The front window is plexiglass and shows a little wear but has no cracks or holes. The light tilts up and down and spins almost all the way around on the base mount. This light normally has a 1000 watt bulb, but it was missing when we found it. The voltage stamped on the side of the light is unreadable, but most of the others we have ever found showed the voltage to be 110 volts. We have not re-wired this light, so it has the original bulb and wiring that has not been tested for safety or function. The bulb originally had some sort of adjustment that was controlled by the knob by the power cord. This knob is no longer turns, so the bulb is fixed in the same position unless you take the time to sort this out.

We recommend re-wiring if you plan of lighting this monster up!

Item #P4-12

$1500.00 plus shipping

Due to the weight of this item, we require a business address for delivery. FedEx limits home delivery to packages that weigh less than 75 pounds.

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This is a very nice example of an original cast brass ship's bell. This bell weighs just over 28 pounds. The base is about 11 1/4 inches wide and it is about 11 inches tall. It has a great tone to it. No cracks!  This bell has no name or dates, but is thought to be about 75 years old. The clapper for this bell may not be original to the bell, but this is how it was when we found it.

$375.00 plus shipping

Item #P4-13

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This is a super rare original sugar cube holder from the Cunard Steam Ship Company. It was made in Liverpool. It measures 1 1/2 inches tall and about 2 inches side to side. The gold trim shows very minor wear and the rest of the item is flawless. Great makers mark on the back side!

Makes a great historical display item, or a small dish to hold your keys or change on the office desk.

Great gift for that historical nautical lover that is hard to shop for!

$45.00 plus shipping

Item #P4-14

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Are you looking for that one piece to add to your nautical decor that will be the WOW FACTOR?  This is one of the most impressive copper and brass original nautical spot lights you will see being offered for sale any were! This light measures 35 inches tall and weighs 68 pounds. The front glass is 17 inches wide and undamaged. The brass ring around the glass measuring 20 inches wide. The four wing nuts that hold the front glass in place move freely.  From front to back it measures 16 inches. The base mount is 9 inches wide with 8 bolt holes. The back mirror is undamaged. This spot light is constructed of copper with parts of the sport stand being iron. The light can tilt about 90 degrees up or down from the position shown in the photos. All of the original wiring and bulb holder was removed because it was not in good condition. You will have to install a new bulb holder and wiring if you want to light up the sky with this one. 

$1500.00 Plus Shipping

Item #P4-15

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This is a very nice original brass ship's bell. The raised lettering on the front reads "MARCO POLO". The spot you see above the first "O" in "POLO" was where my inventory tag was stuck to the bell. This bell weighs 38 pounds. The wide open end measures 13 inches wide and it is about 13 inches tall. No cracks or repairs to the brass bell. We have not cleaned this bell, the red paint is just how we found it. The bell has a great sound!

$595.00 Plus shipping

Item #P4-16

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This is a great nautical spot light! It weighs 42 pounds. It measures 20 inches tall. The front glass is 9 inches wide and undamaged. The inside reflecting mirror is undamaged. The shutters open and close freely by using the side handle. This light was made in Japan in 1979. This light was recovered in the Alang India Ship Breaking Yards.

This light was found with a 500 watt 110 volt light and wiring. We have not tested the wiring or confirmed the function of the bulb. It is recommended that you replace the wiring and bulb if you intend on connecting to power.

SOLD

Item #P4-18

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Due to the weight of this item, we require a business address for delivery. FedEx limits home delivery to packages that weigh less than 75 pounds.

 

NEW ARRIVAL

This is a very rare cast brass helm station. It was made by Brown & Brothers LTD, Rosebank Ironworks, Edinburgh. This item measures 47 1/2 inches tall as shown in the photo to the left. The wheel is 36 inches wide tip to tip. The stand measures 32 inches tall without the wheel attached. The top of the stand measures 10 1/4 inches wide and the base is about 13 inches wide with 6 mount holes.

This item weighs 185 pounds, so shipping options are limited to Common Carrier Trucking or Local Pickup at our Spartanburg South Carolina area warehouse.

$2,800.00 Plus Shipping

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Check out these small steam whistles! They are constructed of all cast brass, and they are original. I have not tested them, but not much could really go wrong with them. The one on the left hand end measures 5 inches tall and about 1 1/4 inches wide at the widest point. The one on the right hand end measures 3 inches tall and about 1 1/8 inches wide.

$70.00 Plus Shipping for each for the two on the left hand side.

(First one on the left is now sold)

$60.00 Plus Shipping for each of the two on the right hand side.

Buy one, or buy all of them and start a new collection!

Item #P4-20

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NEW ARRIVAL

This is a vintage set of Westinghouse Hannover Engine Telegraphs. They have been mounted on wood to make a great display. These are in as found condition, meaning we have not cleaned them in any way. The wood base on each unit measures 8 X 12 1/2 inches and about 2 1/4 inches thick. With the handles in the up position and mounted to the wood, they each measure 15 inches tall. Both handles move freely. Each unit weighs about 15 pounds.

$575.00 plus shipping for the pair

Item P4-21

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(This item is also listed on page two with other telegraphs)

This is a 1950's tin toy boat made by Modern Toys of Japan. It measures 11 inches long (this includes the back rudder). It is about 4 inches wide. You wind the top crank and the prop spins and it makes a motor sound. It has surface wear and the two stand on the base are lose.

Item # P4-22

SOLD

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Have a look at some original vintage Steam Ship Company Souvenirs!

The item on the far left is a lapel or collar pin from The Michigan City - Chicago Line Steamers. The back side is marked "Souvenir Michigan City - Chicago Line Steamer". This item measures 2 1/2 inches long and about 7/8 of an inch wide. Used condition with no repairs.

The item that is second from the left hand end is also a lapel or collar pin and it is from the Berry Line Steamers. This item measures 2 1/4 inches long and about 1 1/4 inches wide. Used condition with no repairs.

The second item from the right hand side is an original lapel or collar pin from the Norwegian American Line Steamship Company. The red and white sections on the pin are enamel. Makers' mark on the back looks like "CW" but I am not sure. Measures 3/4 of an inch wide and the pin is 2 3/4 inches long. Great condition!

The item on the far right hand end is an original French Line Transatlantic stick pin. The red and blue color is enamel. Great condition. Measures 3/4 of an inch wide and about 2 1/2 inches tall.

Item# P4-23

 

$45.00 each plus shipping each, or start a new collection and buy all of them!

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This must have been some sort of promotional items given to clients. The bottom side of the base is stampled Ostermann and Co. Koln 1890-1965. Measures 9 1/2 inches long, 3 1/4 inches wide, and 3 1/2 inches tall. The prop and trim is brass. As you can see in the photos, some of the brass needs polished. Could have been used as a business card holder. Great Gift for the hard to buy for nautical collector.

Item#P4-24

$55.00 Plus Shipping

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I do not see a makers' mark on this 1950's tin toy boat. Measures 9 inches long and runs on one batter. I have had it running but not in the water. Has surface wear but remains complete and makes a very nice display.

Item # P4-25

$55.00 Plus Shipping

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Have a look at some original vintage Steam Ship Company Souvenirs!

The top left hand item is an original brass baggage tag from The G & M Steam Ship Lines operating from Benton Harbor to Chicago. The top of the tag has a makers' name "W.W. Wilcox Chicago". Measures 1 5/8 X 1 5/8 inches.   $60.00 Plus Shipping

The top right hand item is a celluloid mirror back souvenir from the G & M Steam Lines. Measures 2 5/8 X 1 11/16 inches. Has a makers' name on the edge that reads "Parisian Nov. Co. Chicago". Has light wear, but no repairs or cracks!  $100.00 Plus Shipping

The item on the bottom left hand side is an original baggage tag from The Alaska Pacific Steamship Company. Measures 1 3/8 X 1 1/2 inches. I think it is nickel plated brass. Has light wear.  $45.00 Plus Shipping

The bottom right hand side item is a celluloid baggage tag from The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company. Measures 1 3/4 inches wide. This tag is in great condition and has never been written on!  $30.00 each Plus Shipping

Buy one, or buy them all!

Item #P4-26

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Here is a piece of history from the Brown Ship Building Company in Houston, Texas. We were told that this employee badge was made into a watch fob by the original owner so he could better display his company badge while working at the plant. The metal ring badge is 1 3/4 inches wide and with the leather support it measures 6 inches long. I have not taken this piece apart, but I think the section with the image of the ship is made of celluloid. This is a very cool display piece.

This company was started in 1942 to build war time vessels. Between May 1943 and August 1944, Brown Shipbuilding Company turned out 61 destroyer escorts, an average of one per week.

Item #P4-27

$95.00 plus shipping

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These are map weights that were used on the ship's bridge to hold those pesky old maps flat on the navigators work area. I have seen many different designs used, but the clutching hand shown on the top right is the harder one to find and were more commonly found on British Vessels. On average they measure about 1 3/4 X 3 1/2 inches.

Item #P4-28

Take your pick or start a new collection by taking all of them!

$40.00 each plus shipping

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(Top Row, First & Second Weights From Left Sold)

(Top Row Right Hand Weight Sold)
This is an original two draw telescope. It is constructed of brass and wrapped with leather. As shown to the left, it measures 5 1/4 inches long, and when fully extended it measures 9 3/4 inches long. This telescope is functional. No makers' name or date marks. I think this piece dates to the 1950's.

$85.00 Plus Shipping

Item P4-29

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The smaller bell on the right hand side of the photo is also a turn of the century bell came that may have been used on a ship or a trolley. I figure it was designed to be mounted to the ceiling. While this bell looks brass, it is really iron. It is in working order, but I do not consider it to be a loud bell. The bell measures just short of 4 inches wide.

LARGE BELL HAS SOLD

$75.00 plus shipping for the smaller bell

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Item#P4-30

 

We removed this Life Boat / Fire Alarm Bell from a vessel being cut up for scrap in one of the Bangladesh Shipyards. Working condition is not known. It measures about 19 inches tall. The brass bell is 11 inches wide. It has three mount holes on the aluminum base. The aluminum box measures about 4 1/2 X 7 inches. This item weighs about 20 pounds.

Item #P4-31

SOLD

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This is a 3 inch x 4 1/4 inch glass paperweight with the Texaco Marine Motor Oil advertisement. Undamaged.

Great Gift!

LOST IN THE MOVE, WE WILL KEEP LOOKING FOR THIS PAPERWEIGHT.

Item #P4-32

 

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This is an original ship's wall phone made by The Sound Powered Telephone Company, LTD. It weighs about 14 pounds. The main housing measures about 7 X 10 inches and will extend out from the wall by 7 inches when mounted. I am not sure how this really worked but it looks like it had a power source, but you could crank the top handle to generate power if the normal power is out. The lower knob is used to call one of the 11 possible calling stations. The left side head set is like a normal phone handle. The right hand piece is a microphone for a ship wide PA system. Working condition is unknown, we removed it from a vessel being cut up for scrap at the Alang, India ship breaking yards. This item has not been cleaned, it is being sold in as found condition.

$150.00 plus shipping

Item P4-33

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This is a nice looking vintage rope fender that would have been used either between the vessel and the dock, or between two docked vessels. For those of you who ever visited my old office, this is the one that I used as a door stop for several years. This item weighs 7 pounds. It stand about 13 inches tall (not counting the top piece of rope). It is about 14 inches wide. It has a few dark spots as you see in the photos, but over all it is very clean and has no odor.

$85.00 plus shipping

Item P4-34

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This is an original WW Greener Flare Gun made in Birmingham. Barrel has about a 1 inch opening. Measures 8 1/2 inches long. I would call it fully functional, but we have only dry fired it. Has light wear, but what a cool piece!

$525.00, plus shipping

Item P4-35

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This is a large vintage rope dock fender. It weighs 26 pounds. It is about 25 inches tall (not counting the top rope section). It is 27 inches wide and about 16 inches thick. Yep, it is a big one! This is a real one that has seen some use. It has some dark spots as seen in the attached photos, but is has no odor.

$100.00 plus shipping

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Great looking NAUTICAL DECOR item from a real salvaged vessel!

Check out this cool porcelain Danger Sign. It measures 12 inches by 12 inches. It is single sided. We found it in the engine room of a vessel being scrapped at the Alang Ship Breakers. The wording on the bottom is in Hindu.

$65.00 plus shipping

Item #P4-37

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This original Life Boat Sign has been re-wired and has a new bulb already installed. The housing is polished brass. It measures 9 1/2 inches long. The light up panel can be removed and turned the other direction depending on how you mount it to the wall. You can wall mount it or ceiling mount it. We left about 12 inches of extra wire from the new wiring so you can hard wire it to your power source, or put a two prong plug for a normal wall socket. More than one piece in stock.

$125.00 Plus Shipping

Item P4-38

Hurry, just 4 pieces left in stock!!

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This is a very nice set of vintage book ends with the image of a tall ship out to sea. They stand 6 3/4 inches tall and about 4 1/2 inches wide. Each one weighs 3 1/2 pounds. These book ends give the look as if they are brass, but they are iron with a bronze finish.

$75.00 plus shipping

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Item P4-40
This bulge pump was made in the late 1800's by Femyers and Brothers. Made of mostly brass with some cast iron hardware. It measures 25 1/2 inches tall. I have recently polished all the brass and it works.

This would make a great working piece, or could make that perfect display piece.

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Item #P4-41

Price $135.00 Plus Shipping

 

This is way to cool!  I am not sure if it was intended to be a salesman sample or if someone made it to be a reduced size working capstan. This capstan measures just 8 inches tall. The base plate (not the wood base I put it on) measures 9 x 10 inches. I have disassembled this capstan for cleaning, oiling , and some fresh paint. Everything works as designed. No makers' mark or date, but I would say it must be 100 years old. Made of all cast iron, it weighs in at 48 pounds. I mounted it to a 10 1/2 X 13 inch piece of cedar wood. The pipe holes are about 1 1/4 wide. I do not have the pipe handle.

This is a rare piece that will make a great display or working unit!

$495.00 Plus Shipping

Item P4-42

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This is a 1940's folding paper water cup that was given to travelers by the North Pacific Steamship Company. The package measures 3 1/4 X 3 1/2 inches and is about 1/16 of an inch thick. The cup has never been used.

Item P4-43

$20.00 Plus Shipping

Three Pieces In Stock

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Looking for a cool looking nautical fog horn that works?  This 31 inch long ship's fog horn weighs just 18 pounds. The yellow bell section is made from fiberglass. The large open end of the horn measures 17 inches wide. This horn was made in Kockums Sweden. On the ship, the air entered the horn from the center hole of the flat flange, or you can cover this and use the threaded hole where you see the stainless steel bolt. This horn worked when it was removed from the vessel. We were informed that it requires about 130 PSI of air to function.

$350.00 plus shipping

Item #P4-44

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Looking for a cool looking nautical fog horn that works?  This 31 inch long ship's fog horn weighs just 18 pounds. The yellow bell section is made from fiberglass. The large open end of the horn measures 17 inches wide. This horn was made in Kockums Sweden. On the ship, the air entered the horn from the center hole of the flat flange, or you can cover this and use the threaded hole where you see the large brass bolt. This horn worked when it was removed from the vessel. We were informed that it requires about 130 PSI of air to function.

$350.00 plus shipping

Item #P4-45

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This is a matched 4 piece set of vintage oar locks. Each oar lock measures just over 8 inches tall and the top opening measures 3 inches wide. Also included is 4 mount brackets. Each oar lock has a "W" on once side, and "4" on the other side. They may have been made by "Wilcox". No mount screws. No cracks or repairs. They look to be made of galvanized iron. Offered in as found condition.

$100.00 for the set of 4, plus shipping.

Item P4-46

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This is an original Colonial Steamship Line Soup Bowl, Circa 1920. Measures 9 Inch Wide. No damage!

$325.00

Item P4-47

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This is an original Colonial Steamship Line Pitcher. Measures 6 1/2 inches tall. No damage!

$350.00

Item P4-48

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This is a vintage Russian Inclinometer made of bakelite material. Measures 11 inches wide, 8 inches tall, and 1 5/8 inches thick. The markings on the back side read "MACCA 1'1  C?E?AHO B  CCCP". The bakelite housing can be polished, but I have left it in as found condition. Yes, it works!

Item #P4-49

Price  $45.00 Plus Shipping

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