(19th c.) Whaling Harpoon

Rare 19th Century whaling toggle harpoon. Hand wrought iron construction with moveable spear head. Remnants of rope remaining. Original untouched patinized surface. L 26". Provenance: Depetro N.Y. Est

Wrought iron. Point still very sharp. Toggles with vestiges of old red paint. Approx. 27 1/8" L. Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques dealer and collector.

24" long. Oxidation and wear.

19th C. Hand Forged Iron Whaling Harpoon. Socketed iron shaft with double barbed head and rope eye. Good condition with old surface oxidation, measures: 30" L.

Vintage Bronze Harpoon Heads for Swordfish and Tuna Fishing, Small Whaling Harpoon Tip, 6" & 4 1/2". Nice patina.

TOGGLE-HEAD HARPOONLast Half of the 19th CenturyStamped “JDD” for James D. Driggs of New Bedford, Massachusetts. Marked "BK Rous" for the whaling bark Rousseau of New Bedford. Ol

SIGNATURE IS ILLEGIBLE, 34 1/2" LONG, 3" WIDE, SLIGHTLY BENT AND SOME RUST.

The heavy solid brass instrument towed behind a vessel in order to record miles traveled, made of solid brass with inset porcelain enamel plaque having three dials displaying nautical miles in hundred

Reproduction of an antique map. Two sheets, joined. Dimensions: (Frame) H 55.5" x W 45.5" Condition: Not examined out of frame. Intentionally antiqued; with spots of soiling, creases, a few tears and

A Fine 18th-19th century Harpoon point with metal blade, North West Coast / Alaskan Eskimo, Native American peoples. The Point measures 4 3/8 inches tall , 6 inches tall on display stand. Provenance:

American School, 19th c ., "Whaling in the Southern Sea's Cape of Good Hope", oil on canvas, illegibly signed and titled lower center, 20 1/4 in. x 24 1/4 in., framed

Carved Wood Pocket, with incised inscription on both sides that reads: "Ship Science, The Tickler, 1838" on front and "LQ Boat" and harpoons on back, drilled hole for safety line, 5 3/4" x 5 1/4" x 2"

STOCK, SIGNED, SIGNATURE NOT LEGIBLE, 35 1/2" LONG.

Rare early 19th Century whaling harpoon . Hand wrought iron construction with original rope remaining. Original untouched patinized surface. L 28". Provenance: Depetro Estate NY Nautical Collection. C

19th century whaling harpoon. Dimensions: 34" length and 4" tip.

19th / 20th century watercolor featuring a whaling scene with three ships. Unsigned, new frame and matt. Not examined out of frame. Measures 24 x 18.5. Good condition.

Austral Islands ceremonial paddle, 19th century, elaborately incised or chip-carved all over, these paddles were probably made to sell to 19th century sailors whaling in the South Seas and show the ca

New England six board chest, 18th c. with strap hinges and 19th c. painted whaling scene and square riggers with blue paint 25"h x 18"w x 17.5"d Condition: losses to paint

The like new 'machine' for determining depth up to 150 fathoms is made from solid brass with considerable precision, original woven rope lead, original wood box with paper label, made by Thomas Walker

THE C. W. MORGAN, GIFT TO CONSIGNOR'S FATHER FROM THE CREW OF THE MORGAN WHILE AT ROUND HILL. HARPOON IS 32 1/2" LONG, 17 1/2" IRON BELAYING PIN.

19th C Masted Sailing / Whaling Ship Butter Press / Print, 3 1/2" W x 4" H.

AMERICAN BRONZE AND IRON WHALING HARPOON TIP, 19TH CENTURY. LENGTH 27"

One Barbed Iron with bronze toggle link, 11 1/2" overall; PLUS Toggle-Tip Iron with hammered rod, no loop, so probably ftted with a wooden handle as a harpoon, 13" long overall. Corroded.

SINGLE FLUE HARPOONMid-19th CenturyStamped on upper portion of shaft "J.T".Length 32.75". Provenance:Bob and Nina Hellman, Nantucket, Massachusetts. Retains copy of original receipt.