1851 Yacht America Schooner Wooden Ship Model

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

Base measures 28" x 9". Half hull wooden ship model of America, 1851, USA. Winner of the first America Cup.

Marked RAINBOW 1934 J YACHT. Wooden body and base. Contains navy and cream tones, with black toned base and white toned masts. Very minor paint scratches. Measures approx 34 inches tall 25 inches wide

Approx 28" long and 23" tall. NO SHIPPING !

Wooden Model Yacht, Schooner, Sail Boat + Stand. Linen sails. 55 inches tall x 46 inches.

A handcrafted wooden ship model, Defender sailing yacht. Fine hand-painted details. Defender was the winner of the tenth Americas Cup competition in 1895 against British challenger Valkyrie III. Defen

Sidney Z. Lucas yachting lithographs, measure 8" x 10", tiles include The Yacht "America" 1851, The Steam Ship "Argo" 1853, The St. Paul" 1875, and more. Two Matted U.S. Air Force plane photographs on

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

Model ship after 1934 America's Cup Yacht "Rainbow", original ship designer W. Starling Burgess and builder Harold S. Vanderbilt; set in tall glass and wood sectional case, with Lannan Shi

Wooden Ship's Model, 20th c., of a two masted schooner, rigged in full sail, on a wooden stand, H.- 34 1/2 in., W.- 45 in., D.- 8 in.

A wooden ship model of the British two-masted schooner, the Scottish Maid, launched in 1839. Detailed ship with intricate riggings and appropriate standing and running cords. Measures 26" long, 18" hi

Wooden Clipper Ship Young America Model. Used condition, wear, worn, breaks, tears. 23" tall x 27" long x 4" wide.

Thomas Dutton, American regatta lithograph, After Thomas Dutton (American, 1819-1891), "The Schooner Yacht 'America' 170 Tons", c. 1851, 14"h x 19"w (sight), 19.5"h x 24"w (frame size), matted and fra

Cased Ship Model of The Atlantic. Highly detailed model of the Schooner Yacht Atlantic. Details include winch, ventilators, companionways, masts, booms, rigging and full suite of stitched linen sails,

Lannan Ship Model Gallery Boston of the 1905 Schooner Yacht Atlantic. In case on stand. Dimensions: (On stand) H 69.5" x W 51.5" x D 18.5" Condition: Varnish flaking on model.

A vintage Royal Yacht Squadron model ship having a wooden body and white striped sail featuring a circular wooden plaque that is marked R.Y.S NYCC and depicting two flags in a crossed formation. SHIPP

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

(3) Half hull boat model plaques, c/o "America 1851" (20-1/4" x 6" overall), green painted (17-1/4" x 5-3/8" overall), "Clipper City Great Lakes Lumber Schooner Model by Mac McCarthy 1997" (40" x 10",

LATE 20TH CENTURY - THE SCHOONER, PHOTOGRAPHIC REPRODUCTION PRINT, PRINT AFTER THE ORIGINAL WORK OF AUGUST 22, 1851, THE YACHT AMERICA OUT SAILED THE WHOLE BRITISH FLEET IN A RACE AROUND THE ISLE OF W

Intricate Carved Mahogany Ship's Model, early 20th c., of a British Schooner, on a wooden stand, Model- H.- 28 in., W.- 44 in., D.- 7 in.

hull, 68”; backboard measures, 12” by 72” wood plaque reads: Hesper/ Built by Crowninshield, S. Somerset/ Mass. in 1918/ 210 ft./ The last four masted schooner/ in America/ One of the Wiscasset

Oil on canvas 26 x 40 inches signed indistinctly lower right. Inscribed on verso: "the schoooner yacht America winner of the Queens cup at Coves 1851 June 30th 1851 passed and spoke the ship Malab

A model of a Yacht on a wooden base, unmarked. Together with a half hull model with text as pictured. Dimensions: The yacht base is 30" x 11 1/2" and 37" tall. The half hull is 26" x 6 1/4". Provenanc

JOHN FRAUNCE LEAVITT Offset Lithograph, inscription reads ‘Litho by Viking Color’, ‘Schooner Yacht America’, ‘Painting by John F Leavitt’, subject a ship sailing through the ocean, measure