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By: Mark C. Wilkins 32’7" Oyster dredging sloop built 1891 in Smithtown, NY. Solid basswood hull with laid deck planking, built-up furniture and deckhouses of...

By: Marsom B. Pratt - Designed by Rod Johnstone and first built in 1983; Length: 22 ft. 6 in.; Racing Crew: 3 (605 lbs. max.);...

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: Joaquim Maristany Miniature shadowbox presentation of the New York Yacht Club’s America’s Cup Defender of 1885, PURITAN, which was designed by Edward Burgess and...

By: Bobb Tomsett KATE & IRIS Typical British Maldon and Colchester oyster smacks, built in 1883 and 1902, respectively. Carved of agba, painted black topsides....

By: Erik A.R. Ronnberg Jr. Launched in 1882 at the Burnham Shipyard, Essex, Massachusetts, she was a ‘clipper’-bowed type fishing schooner from an original half...

By: Bobb Tomsett The notably fast Swansea (Welsh port at the mouth of the Bristol Channel) pilot schooner of 1859, Vigilant, is depicted with main...

By: Roy O. Jenkins America's Cup Defender c. 1870, designed by R.F. Loper.  Green bottom, white topsides, natural finish deck & mast stubs, mahogany backboard...

By: Scott Chambers - America’s Cup Challenger of 1895; keel cutter designed by George L. Watson, & built by D.& W. Henderson for the Earl...

By: Bobb Tomsett This popular small sailing craft was designed by Nathaniel Herreshoff and first manufactured in 1914 by the Herreshoff Manufacturing Co. in Bristol,...

By: Donald McNarry, FRSA This tranquil waterline portrait depicts this small gallant ship-rigged American privateer of 1781, having been built for a Salem, Massachusetts owner....

By: William E. Hitchcock Built at Newbury in 1804 and sailed out of the port of Gloucester. She was 204 tons and first Captained by...

By: Scott Chambers America’s Cup challenger of 1895, keel cutter designed by G. L. Watson. Waterline lift hull construction with mast stub and bow sprit...

By: William E. Hitchcock The third California and China trade clipper ship built at Portsmouth NH in 1851. She was built by Samuel Hanscom from...

By: Peter Ward IOD designed by Bjarne Aas; Waterline lift hull construction, red bottom, green boot, gold cove, natural mahogany top, stained mahogany backboard w/embellishments....

By: Bernd Braatz: This model depicts one of the original Revenue Cutters commissioned for the U.S. Navy in Baltimore, circa 1837. She was first built...

By: Richard S. Glanville Donald McKay clipper ship built in Boston to out sail his FLYING CLOUD, launched in July, 1852. A large clipper she...

By:  NAPOLEONIC PRISONER-of-WAR A classic extreme miniature bone model depicting a typical Napoleonic era Third-Rate, ship of the line. The model shows all traditional features...

By: George R. Bullitt Only a few months before the Herreshoff Mfg. Co. would be offered for sale at public auction they built eleven boats,...

By: William E. Hitchcock, Nader Taheri The largest 2-masted Gloucester fishing schooner, TATTLER, built in 1901 for D.B. Smith at the Arthur D. Story yard...