Dockyard Builder’s Model of “City of Boston”

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"

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

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

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

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.

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

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

Extremely rare shipyard builders half model of the United States Lighthouse Service Lighthouse Tender Juniper. Launched in 1939 just before the USLHS became The United States Coast Guard. The Juniper

EXTREMELY rare shipyard builders half model of the United States Lighthouse Service lighthouse tender JASMINE. Jasmine was built by the Dravo Contracting Company in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania in 1935. Th

Original builders half model of a motor yacht. Solid wood hull with stations marked on reverse side. Long sunken cockpit. Mounted to a mahogany backboard 4?H x 28"W x 4"D 3 lbs.

Builders half model of a lobster boat. The hull is built of eight lifts and is mounted to a backboard.

Museum quality model of the Queen Hatshepsut, an Egyptian dhow named after the queen of Egypt. She was a dynamic queen and known as a prolific builder. The model is plank on frame construction. Thirty

commissioned in the 70’s. Directly from master model builder John Wallace in his Eastham Mass.workshop. He built models for Boston museums. Dimensions: H 16.5" x W 28" x W 4" Conditions: Some loose

commissioned in the 70’s. Directly from master model builder John Wallace in his Eastham Mass. workshop. He built models for Boston museums. Dimensions: H 17.75" x W 24" x D 4" Conditions: No c

Antique model of the American Clipper Ship Staghound. Staghound was built by famous ship builder Donald McKay. The model is mounted into a custom display case, the scribed deck carries cabins, hatches

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

Model of the US Nay vessel USS Cimarron was an oiler. Oil supply vessel. She was launced in 1939 by Sun Ship Builders and docked in Chester Pennsyvania. Mounted at its waterline onto a Van Ryper stamp

Lot of eight desirable ocean liner models by Lindsay. Vessels include: Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, Andes, Rangitata, Orcades, City of Exeter, America, and Liberte. Dimensions: 10" long.

A scale model on stand of the luxury wooden runabout boat by the Italian yacht builder.

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.

LOUIS VUITTON purse, model: City Steamer MM, black/red, Veau satin leather, gold colored metal fittings, 2 Toron handles, 1 removable adjustable carrying strap, 1 bag with zipper on the back, 1 pocket

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