A BUILDER'S PROPOSAL MODEL FOR A LIGHT FRIGATE BY VOSPE

DESCRIPTION: A ship builders model featuring the "Flying Fish" designed and built by Donald McKay in east Boston (1851) Displayed in a light wood and acrylic case with mounted nameplate. CIRCA: 1851 O

Brass and wood construction, shows signs of light wear and age, functions as it should, displays well, not marked, 2.25x11x4.75, rated 8.5

HO gauge diesel A unit powered chassis/frames are very clean, unpainted, wheels show light run time. Nice units for a scale model builder.

Model Aircraft Builder Apr 1936 clear taped spine, otherwise very good condition. Flight May 18, 1939 magazines, excellent condition with light wear, no torn or missing covers, no tape repairs.

MOUNTED BUILDER'S-STYLE HALF HULL MODEL OF A 19TH CENTURY SAILING VESSEL20th CenturyBuilt up in nine alternating light and dark wood lifts. Hardwood backboard.Backboard 9.5" x 46.75".

Original exhibition quality builder's model of the trawler Tibya. Was on display at the Working Ships exhibition at South Street Seaport. Case dimensions: 24x7x15. Provenance: Guernsey's

1921 Dockyard builders model of the "S.S.Belasco", built by Messers John I Thornycroft & Co Limited, Woolston Works, Southampton ' for Dover Shipping Company, hull. Length 300 Feet, Beam 43, Draught 2

Exceptional prototype model from the renowned Gray Marine boatyard in Maine, circa 1920s. Exceptional detail. Fine cabin work. Hull form is very well scaled. Overall Dimensions: 58" x 13" x 30"

Tow boats, Transfer 13 and 14, Hulls 33-34. New York, New Haven & Hartford R.R. Co. 1899-1900. Backplate 12.5 x 55.5 inches.

Estate of Charles Ellsworth Gibson, from blueprints, no longer extant, by Bowdoin B. Crowninshield, Boston & Marblehead yacht designer. 47" bowsprit to stern, set loose on original cradle. Losses to s

Estate of Charles Ellsworth Gibson, designed by Norman Skene (1878-1932), NYC Naval Architect, from blueprints dated Nov 18, 1903, no longer extant. 41" bowsprit to stern. Set loose on original cradle

DESCRIPTION: "Sea-Land" Class SL-7 Containership model built by (De Rotterdamsche Droogdok Maatschappi N.J. Rotterdam in 1971) Displayed in a wood and glass case. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: DIMENSIONS:

Rare speedboat builders model of a very unusual design. Flared stern. Old paint. Original varnished backboard. Backboard is pierced with two holes. Weight is 4 pounds. 8" H x 33" L.

Construction training model 12" x 10.5" x 12.5"

An exceptionally fine & exacting early twentieth century builder's model of the single deck steamship, "The Lord Strathcona", built by Messrs William Doxford and Sons Ltd, at Sunderland, England in 19

Half-Hull Ship Builder’s Model, New Bedford Whaler, 19th century. Length 49"

Vintage Hand Painted Plank on Frame Half Hull Builder's Model of the Iron Barque Istlar, built in Blackwall in 1853, carved and painted hull mounted on painted backboard Length 44 in. Height 9.5 in.

Ship's Model, Princesca Valentina Georgetown, Custom Lucite Box, 20"h x 44"w box. Builder’s Model of the MY Princesa Valentina originally launched as the Wellesley. 163’ motoryacht The Wellesley i

Trump Tower builder's model, 725 5th Avenue, one of the World's most famous buildings. Designed by Der Scutt, who met Donald Trump first when Scutt transformed the Commodore Hotel into the Grand Hyatt

BUILDER’S MODEL OF AN ALDEN VESSEL NO. 94120th CenturyHull painted white.Length 30.25”. Width 9.25”.

Boat half model. This is an architects builders model for a sailing sloop. Quite nice with eight lifts. Mounted to a wood board. 9 lbs. 8"H x 6"W x 34"D.

Builders model of a Crosby Catboat. Laminated Pine half model. Nice shape, back is marked M. Crosby. The Crosby Family of Osterville Massachusetts are famous builders of catboats and other craft. 4x6x

Vintage Hand Painted Plank on Frame Half Hull Builders Model of the Iron Ship "Centaur", built in Portsmouth in 1865, carved and painted hull mounted on painted backboard. Length 44 in. Height 10 in.

Ingo Maurer Design M 2 wall lights, model Uchiwa. Designed in the 1970s. bamboo, rice paper, metal. 75 x 58 x 15 cm. Literature: Helmut Bauer, Ingo Maurer: Making Light, München 1992, Abb. S. 64