Model of J Class America's Cup Racer Display Boat:

Model of America's Cup J-Class Yacht. With plaque naming "Endeavor Seacraft Classics." Dimensions: (In case) H 29.25" x W 24.5" x D 12" Condition: Wear to edges of wood case.

Model ship, "Endeavour", multi-wood plank on frame construction, working lines, on solid wood stand, model of America's Cup J class racing yacht racing from 1934-1937, can be seen sailing or docked in

Model Of The J-Class Yacht "ENDEAVOUR" by Lannan Ship Model Gallery, Boston. (1934 Americas Cup Yacht). Solid hull model with dark blue painted topsides, copper painted bottom and a white waterline. T

"Endeavour I" ship model, 1934 America's Cup Challenge, 130' J-class sloop challenger, yacht model, fitted with sails and rigging, and housed in a fitted case, 36"h x 26.5"w x 6"d

Thre wooden ship models with cloth sails. Comprised of a model of the sailing yacht Endeavour ( J-class yacht built for the 1934 America's Cup ) 23.75" high, 19.5" long, 4.5" wide. Together with an As

Exhibition quality model of the 1934 America's Cup defender "Rainbow," a J class yacht designed by W. Starling Burgess, built by the Herreshoff Company and owned by Harold Vanderbuilt. The large model

Boat model of the gold cup racer Baby Bootlegger with planked hull pinned with brass. Cockpit with controls and instruments. Mounted on brass columns into a into a custom mahogany display case. 44 lon

Oil painting titled Schooner by D. Tayler, circa 2002. Tayler is a well-known American marine artist, known for his pristine sailboat art. He painted the America's Cup J-Boat series, yachts and yacht

Oil painting titled America's Race by D. Tayler, circa 2010. Tayler is a well known American marine artist, known for his pristine sailboat art. He painted the America's Cup J-Boat series, yachts, and

Photographic print of the America's Cup J-Class yacht "Ranger", attributed to Morris Rosenfeld, 1937. Negative # 80434. Provenance: From the Collection of renowned architect and designer Thierry Despo

Oil painting titled "Full Sail" by D. Tayler, circa 2010. Tayler is a well known American marine artist, known for his pristine sailboat art. He painted the America's Cup J-Boat series, yachts, and ya

Ships Model "Ranger 1937 J-Yacht Defender America Cup", 35 x 27 3/4 x 5 1/4".

Four assorted model ships, of various sizes, together with America's Cup book and framed photograph 36"h x 37"w x 7"d We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell. Please emai

Cased model of America's Cup yacht "Puritan." Rigged with a full suit of sails, planked deck, cabins, skylights, etc. Fitted to an inlaid mahogany case with table. Some fading to case. Overall Dimensi

Description: COMPARISON OF AMERICAS CUP DEFENDERS - SLOOPS. J BOATS. TWELVE METERS - LITHOGRAPH PRINT Medium: Paper Measurement approximate: 27 x 25 Frame 18 x 16 Image (Inches).

Model of 1895 America's Cup Sailing Yacht Defender in custom display case. 71"h x 45"w x 16"d

JOHN MACRAY (AM. 20TH. C.) LITHOGRAPH 1977 H 15" W 37" AMERICA'S CUP, 1934, WINNER J-BOAT RAINBOW POWERING AHEAD Pencil Signed lower right beside embossed artist stamp. Black and white.

Scale painted wood model of America's Cup Yacht Rainbow Lannan Ship Model Gallery, Boston, MA, 20th century With custom wood, metal, and glass display case, with plaque inscribed "1934 America's Cup Y

Large wooden display case with painted stencil details. Either to hold a trophy or perhaps a model of the winning yacht. 20" x 22" x 28".

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

Three nicely framed America's Cup prints of the defending yachts Intrepid, Columbia and Enterprise representing the 12 meter, J and K class of yachts. With inset panels detailing the race records and

J.A. Conklin ship model of a Long Island "Sounder Class" boat; presented October, 1933 with label, titled "Mingo". [6 1/2" H x 30" W x 3 3/4" D].

Wooden America Model Sailboat Decoration 16" This magnificent replica, which is the namesake of the America's Cup and the first boat to win the storied race, fits properly and proudly atop any

(2) vintage boat models. (1) marked America 1851, America's cup. Longest is 36" wide, 25" tall.