Wood Cased Ship Model Of The Benjamin F. Packard of Seattle

20thc Full wood ship model mounted in glass and wood case of the Benjamin Packard, Bath Maine 1883, with original paint and riggings and brass name plate. Measures 29in h x 43.5in l x 15in w.Excellent

ARTIST: John Faunce Leavitt (Massachusetts, Connecticut, 1905 - 1974) TITLE: Ship Benjamin F Packard of New York (titled on verso) YEAR: 1927 MEDIUM: watercolor on paper. Paper applied to board. CONDI

C. J. A. Wilson, Packard Sailboat, 1929. Edition 18/75, frame size: 23 x 19, No glass, dated 1929. Title: Ship Benjamin F. Packard. Medium: Etching. Size: 13.50 x 11.25 in. Signature: SLR. Artist: C.

(2) CASED SHIP & BOAT MODELS - Both by Milton F Gowen (1918-2013), of Westbrook, Maine, including: Christopher Columbus' Flagship "Santa Maria", full hull, fully rigged and with sails, in a pine frame

CASED SHIP MODEL - 'RMS Queen Elizabeth', the Cunard Line Luxury Ocean Liner, made by the Art Model Studios of Mount Vernon, NY (decal behind stern). Cunard commissioned wood and metal waterline model

by Jerry Melton, 7/16" to 1' scale. Original ship built in Mystic, CT and owned by Henry Tift. Including photo of ship. 21" high, 31" wide, 6" deep. Provenance: Property from the Estate of F. Secor.

Cased British ship model of the Carabelle, York, 1810, in a glass case, rising on painted wood base, some small chips to glass top, approx 16 1/8"h, 22.75"w, 10"d Start Price: $100.00

Early 1900's mahogany-cased ship model of a steam yacht, 30 in long. Painted wood with plaster ocean. Case is 35 x 21.5 x 12 inches.

Wood cased; model 13-G-3; screen 4" x 6"; not lighting; together with precision plastics enlarginbg viewing bubble; tv 11" x 18", F-G

Vintage Cased Clipper Ship Modelmid 20th century, painted wood and metal ship on stand presented in an acrylic case with black painted wood base. Case 23 x 31 x 14 in. Additional high-resolution phot

A handmade Folk Art style vintage sailboat ship model. Wood and metal with "patched" cloth sails. Measures 25" high, 21" wide, 4.75" deep. NOTE: not from a kit.

Wood, fabric, paint, assorted materials. Case: Height: 21 1/4", Length: 29 1/4", Depth: 13 1/2". Ship: Height: 18" approx., Length: 24 1/2" approx., Depth: 8 1/2" approx. Handmade model ship in a cust

Antique small carved wood diorama cased model of 2 clipper ships near lighthouse, signed on back Made by H. Duncan 1918, Mattapoisett. 5 x 15 inches.

carved and painted, mounted on brass feet, in plexiglass and wood case. Ship: 23 1/2" high, 40" long, 7" wide. Case: 25" high, 46" long, 16" wide. Some loose lines, not in perfect condition. Provenanc

Coin-operated radio, Jetco, mfgd by Jet Sales Co.-Seattle, WA, Packard-Bell Model 5RI, end table or hotel night stand w/wood veneer cabinet & Formica top, VG cosmetic cond, radio works well, coin mech

CASED MODEL OF THE SHIP "BOSTON"20th CenturyDisplayed on pedestals within a glass and wood case. Includes table-height stand.Total height 63.5". Length 46". Width 19".

A wooden ship model depicting a Spanish Galleon. Detailed ship with intricate riggings and appropriate standing and running cords. Cloth sails. Mounted on an attached wood stand. Measures 26.5" high,

Two cased and one in wooden box. Wood and plastic construction, plexi and glass cases. Dimensions: Largest: H 8.5" x W 19.25" x D 3.75" (plexi box) Condition: Glass and wood case has one loose glass p

Features a wood constructed of a semi painted ship model with some amount of deck layout. Encased inside glass with a wood frame. Good condition. One of the glass viewing windows has a crack line. Fra

Fort Amherst was built in 1936 and modeled by the renowned Robert Wilson in 1964. The cased model is 7' wide x 7" high high x 21" long and is built of primarily of wood and card. The ship was part of

"New Bedford Whaleboat", made by Dr. Richard B. Howard, from a Shipways model kit, plank built and painted wood with full set of gear, shown hung on her davits attached to a section of the ship's rail

A Painted Wood Cased Model of the Polyktor SS 20th Century Height of case 22 x length 84 1/2 x depth 9 1/2 inches. This Greek cargo steamer was built in 1914. In 1943, while traveling from Halifax to

Cased ship model of the America’s Cup challenger “Endeavour” of 1934. Precise details include a planked deck with winches, toe rails, skylights, companionway, wheel, binnacle, and many others. A

Fine Custom Made Boardroom Model of the Steamship "S.S. Camden", operated by the Eastern Steamship Company, built at Bath Iron Works in 1907, she ran the Boston to Bangor route, she later was rebuilt