Ship Model New York Harbor Tug Boat

New York Harbor Pilot Boat Ship Model with case. Name plate on base of model. Case Dimensions: 22.5 x 29 x 12 in.

541. STEAMING DOWN THE HUDSON SHIP DIORAMA | Models of two ships, New York Central System No. 3 and the Harbor Tug Sturdy, c. 1930, depicted on the Hudson River, model by Robert H. Mouat, scale 3/32.

,Maine,Contemporary Ship model of the Seguin, a tug boat built in Maine with a long carrier in both Bath, Maine and New York before being retired in 1967. Wood,Boat approx. 23" t x 39" w x 7 1/4" d,Ov

1951 New York Harbor Watercolor. A bustling Hudson River Scene with ships, tugboat, and ferry boats with Manhattan on the eastern shore. Signed Earle Ward. Overall Size: 15 3/8 x 19 1/2 in. Sight Size

TUG BOAT EDMOND MORAN MOUNTED INTO DISPLAY. Fine model of a New York Tug has a prank deck, brass fitting, cabin, wheel house etc.

Sidney Gross (1921 - 1969) New York City, oil on canvas, colorful harbor scene with cargo ship, and the stern of a tug boat, mounted in a rustic wood frame. 21.5" x 29.5" ss / 32.5" x 40" oa

MID CENTURY OIL PAINTING BROOKLYN BRIDGE NYC SKYLINE.New York Harbor with Tugboat.Oil on canvas, framed, unsigned. Great quality painting.Size: 16 x 32, outside of frame edge: 20 x 36

Watercolor on paper of New York harbor scene depicting the tug boat Elivemoore,signed D.Somerville. Framed,27.5in x 21in. Good condition.

Antique American school oil painting. Oil on canvas. Signed. Image size, 8 by 8.

Watercolor on paper. Tugboat in New York Harbor; 12in. X 16in.(image size)

Oil on board. Tugboat in New York Harbor. 1971. Signed and dated lower right. From a New York collection. - Dimensions: 14.25" high x 18.25" wide

"Eagle" New York Pilot Boat Ship Model. With name plate on base. Height: 21.5 in.

Mid-Century New York City Harbor Painting with Tugboats. Circa 1950s. Watercolor on paper. Dimensions: 9 1/2 in. x 13 3/4 in. Unsigned. Condition: good original unframed estate condition. Provenance:

1845 NEW YORK Marine Laws Ships Wharfs Harbors Boats Navigation A rare mid-19th-century synopsis of the laws of the State of New York concerning ships, sea vessels, ports, and wreck salvaging. This bo

one is a gelatin silver print of Radio City music Hall photographed by Wendell Macrae and is signed at the lower right hand corner, the other is marked Tugboat NY Harbor 1977 and is signed but cannot

Detailed ship model of a Nantucket whaleboat by noted Nantucket ship modeler Colin Grey. This model was once owned by New York Mets owner and publisher Nelson Doubleday who was a great patron of Grey.

Aerial photo of the glamorous French ocean liner Liberte, approaching the New York piers being escorted up the Hudson by a fleet of at least six Moran tug boats. Framed. Overall dimensions: 22" high x

GUY LOMBARDO'S COPPER AND BRASS CRUISE SHIP MODEL, MEASURES 48" LONG, NAME OF BOAT IS WELFARE, OLD PATINA, PURCHASED YEAR SAGO FROM OLD ELECTRICIAN IN NEW YORK CITY WHO DID WORK FOR GUY LOMBARDO'S MAR

oil on canvas, unsigned, early 20th century, framed. DOA 44.5 x 32.5 in. From the Collection of the late Nicholas Ellis, New York, NY Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.co

Seymour Lash (American, 1925-2011). A large cased model cargo ship "American Scout", modeled after the original boat constructed in 1945 and 1946. Marked to the stern "American Scout, New York". Appro

Color lithograph poster showing a ship in metro harbor with tugs, reads –Last Time in New York, 29 Novembre 1974,” by Ciganer. Framed and matted under glass. Dimensions 41" tall x 27" long Condit

Shps engine room telegraph by Joseph Harper and Son of New York. Polished faceplate with ship commands. This model would be mounted in the engine room and rings very loudly because of the high level o

11 Pieces Vintage Assortment of Collectible Replica Die Cast Model of Trucks and Flatbeds. Includes fire trucks, UPS truck, New York Times truck and 2 boat ships.UPS truck measures 3 inches x 3 inches

Fine half hull model of the German yacht meteor designed by Archibald Cary Smith and built by Townsend Downey Ship building Company at Shooters Island in New York City. The Yacht was christened by Ali