Half-Hull Ship Builder’s Model, New Bedford

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

White nautical ship builder's half hull boat model. This large boat model is the perfect statement piece for anyone who loves boating or the craft of boat making. The piece can hang on the wall. The d

Vintage Ship Builder's Half Hull Model of a Catboat, circa 1920, Stacked wooden lift construction with painted hull and detailed deck. On original mahogany backboard with cutout on reverse to show hul

Vintage Ship Builder's Half Hull Model, "Lettie S. Reed", mounted on board, depicting a two masted ship with brass name plaque, "Lettie S. Reed, Built 1866 East Boothbay, 50 Ton, 66 Feet" 18 in. x 26

A ship builder's half-block model of a New York steamer Early 20th century The pinewood model painted black above the waterline, with details including lifeboats on davits, in mirror backed glass disp

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.

Quarter-scale model of the fishing trawler "New Bedford" completed in 1979 by Flavio H. Nardi. Case measures 20 x 28 1/2 x 10 inches. N.B. Flavio was an avid model ship builder and clock maker. He was

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.

MOUNTED BUILDER'S HALF HULL MODELLate 19th CenturyPine model built up in four lifts. Several builder's scribe marks. Inscribed verso "From Sommers Point New Jersey". Back of backboard painte

"Capt P. Betts / 220 Tons" h. 8-5/8 w. 47-3/4 d. 3-1/2 in. Provenance: Descended through a Bedford, NY family [In Situ Item] This item will not be on display in our saleroom during our preview period.

A half hull ship model of the SS Oratios Cuppas, Builder Craig, Taylor & Co Ltd., with plaque inscribed 'S.S. Oratios Couppas, owner Nicholas Couppa Esq., Marseilles, Builders Craig Taylor & Co Ltd. S

BUILDER'S HALF HULL MODEL OF THE SAIL/STEAM SHIP "LUZON"Circa 1864By Alexander Stephens & Son Shipbuilders, Linthouse, Govan, Scotland. Hull built up in ten lifts. Bottom finished bright and

BUILDER'S PLATING HALF HULL MODEL FOR THE SHIPS M.V. "EILDON" AND "RONAN"Circa 1938Built up in six lifts of old pine. Hull plating diagram drawn in India ink, with details of throu

Contemporary Boat Maker's Half Hull Model, "Ship No. 18, length 175 ft, Tons 1,802, Geo. Maycock & Co Ship Builders, Leith 1853". Overall 42.5 in. x 9 in. Dimensions Overall 42.5 in. x 9 in.

BUILDER'S HALF HULL MODEL OF A COASTAL PACKET SHIP19th CenturyBuilt up in eight lifts. Stained a mahogany color. Height 9”. Length 57”. Depth 6.75”.

Old wood half-hull model of a tanker with specifications drawn on ship such as "Oil Separator Lighter" and Built 1941 JS Watson Shipbuilders, Alcock and Ashdown Bombay. Size: 30 x 6 inches.

Vintage wood half hull model of a side paddle steam ship SF ROTHSAY BUILDER, MCKAY & BEGG, GREENOCK. 37.5 in long x 9 in high.

MOUNTED BUILDER'S HALF HULL MODELLate 19th/Early 20th CenturyProbably an ore ship. Hull painted white.Mahogany backboard 15" x 72.25".

TWO MOUNTED BUILDER’S HALF HULL MODELS19th Century1) Sloop built up in nine lifts. Applied skeg and rudder. Backboard 7.75” x 25.5”.2) Ship built up in eight lifts. Inscribed on back

BUILDER’S HALF HULL MODEL OF A MOTOR VESSELEarly 20th CenturyBuilder’s markings on exterior of hull. Marked on top “Ships’ No’s. 471 + 472”.7” x 46”.

Builders half-hull bark model, mounted and dated 1860. Reverse with ink inscription of ship's name, makers name, date and other writing. Overall size 15 x 64

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

Painted half hull model of the yacht, "The Sheldrake". Lifts evident under paint. Designer: Winthrop L. Warner. Builder: Paul E. Luke. 1949. (Identified on engraved plaque). 12 x 36 3/4 inches (backbo

American, 20th C. Of impressive size. Marked with construction details. 16"h x 9' 10"l x 8"d