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"Homebound to the Market" By: William E. Hitchcock, Nader Taheri - A small 22’ Friendship sloop design or late 19th century New England small craft,...

By: William E. Hitchcock - U.S. One-gun Revenue cutter of 80 tons, c.1815. Automated center pivot gun swivels and recoils, via manual levers attached to...

By: CUSTOM YACHT MODELS, David Spy Model type: Sail, Yachting Scale: 1/2" = 1' Size: 34 3/8" x 12 1/4" x 43 3/4" Class: A Code: This model is...

By: Michael Costagliola - One of two sloops of 16 carriage guns commissioned by the Royal Navy Admiralty Board. 6th rate sloop was built by ...

By: Raymond Langdon - An American 16-gun privateer Baltimore Clipper designed vessel of about 92’ was built at Baltimore circa 1801. It was later taken...

By: Scott Chambers - Famous schooner yacht which was built in New York in 1851. Being the first American yacht to sail to England and...

By:  Erik A.R. Ronnberg Jr. - This most elegant model depicts all the innovated mid-19th century characteristics and hallmarks of this most famous yacht in...

By: Roy O. Jenkins - Three-masted 185' schooner yacht, built 1903 at Shooter's Island, NY. In 1905 she set a record as a pleasure vessel...

By: Marcelo C. Ossó Three masted 105' schooner yacht, built 1903 at Shooter's Island, NY, designed by William Gardner for Wilson Marshall. She gained fame winning...

By: Richard S. Glanville - Baltimore clipper, c. 1812, sailed as a privateer under government commission. Highly successful both in speed and seaworthiness, she was...

By: Alain Benoit Buit as the Duc de Duras in 1765, the former Indiaman of the French East India Companywas lent by Louis XVI to John...

By: William H. Eisele - A fine 18th century British 10-gun naval brig originally built at Deptford Dockyard, 1752.  Constructed on the plank-on built-up frame...

By: Richard S. Glanville 224’ clipper ship designed by William H. Webb of NY and launched in 1851. Considered one of the most graceful "China clippers",...

By: Ken Thomsen - American bark-rigged whaler. Built by J. & Z. Hillman at New Bedford in 1841, at 113’ in length, 351 tons. Survives...

By: Erik A.R. Ronnberg Jr. - Built as a fisherman, but was intended to be a contender for the Dennis Trophy.  Designed by W. Sterling...

By: Richard S. Glanville This famous 44 gun frigate was built between 1794 and 1797 at Hartt’s Shipyard in Boston. The model shows its 'as launched'...

By: Philip S. Reed 44-gun frigate, built at Hartt’s Shipyard in Boston in 1797. Presented full hull style, 1812 configuration. Solid full hull, planked-over above the...

By: Philip S. Reed This miniature waterline model depicts a fifth-rate 38-gun frigate of the Artois-class built in 1794 by Randall & Brent, at Rotherhithe,...

By: Richard S. Glanville 80-gun French ship of the Line, as she may have looked in Newport, Rhode Island when Washington, Rochambeau, Lafayette, etc., met...

By: Erik Ronnberg Sr. A 124’ Gloucester fishing schooner designed by Thomas McManus and built by A.D. Story in 1910 for the Atlantic Maritime Company...