RACING YACHT DIORAMA - Yacht 'Endeavour', built by

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

A professional 'one metre class' RC racing model sailing yacht (boat) built to Tony Abel design with fixtures and fittings as shown, in addition to extra sail not shown, plus paperwork record file.

Caldwell H. Colt.s mystic, built international racing yacht. Watercolor and pencil on paper, titled "The Dauntless and The Old Draw Bridge." at Essex, CT on the Connecticut. Colt was a heir to the Col

Model ship, "Endeavour", multi-wood plank on frame construction, working lines, on solid wood stand, model of America's Cup J class racing yacht racing from 1934-1937, can be seen sailing or docked in

1927 Sneakbox sailing wood boat, one-design racing boat built by Ned Broome, Beach Haven, NJ on Barnegat Bay for the Little Egg Harbor Yacht Club, 12'2" x 4'3". Boat named OLD HURRY BACK. Provenance:

LOT ASSORTED SCRAP BOOKS INCL. YACHT RACING W/YACHT CLUBS 1905

James Edward Buttersworth (American, 1817-1894) Racing Yacht, Identified as the Sloop Yacht 'Haswell' signed 'J.E. Buttersworth' l.l. Oil on paper or paperboard mounted to wood. Canvas, ht. 10 1/4, wd

Twelve Meter half model of the Louis Vuitton cup yacht US 61, The model comes from the workshop oof Ken Gardiner who produced models for many yacht racing syndicates, designers, yacht owners etcetera.

James Burton Photo of The Corona Racing Yacht for the New York Yacht Club The Corona was formerly The Colonia which was an America Cup contender in 1893. The Racing Schooner was renamed the Corona aft

In original frame. Frame: 25" x 21", glass: 18" x 14"

American Wood, Metal and Fabric Model of the Racing Yacht America 20th century, the carefully detailed model with a painted hull, mahogany deck, sails and rigging, it won the renamed First America's C

Scale model of the British "J" Class Yacht "Endeavour". Planked deck with winches, toe rails, skylights, companionway, wheel, binnacle, etc. Rigged with a suit of stitched linen sails. Mounted into a

Model Of The J-Class Yacht "ENDEAVOUR" by Lannan Ship Model Gallery, Boston. (1934 Americas Cup Yacht). Solid hull model with dark blue painted topsides, copper painted bottom and a white waterline. T

MOUNTED HALF HULL MODEL OF THE RACING YACHT "AMERICAN"Circa 1920Beautifully shaped with extreme overhang and deep keel. Tiger-grain mahogany surface above the waterline and painted green bel

DESCRIPTION: F. Tailroy (American) Oil on canvas painting depicting two racing yachts in a casual seas with several vessels in the near distance, signed lower right: "F. Tailroy" mounted in ornate fra

12 ft long yacht pennant flag with name HERRESHOFF - the maker of high-quality sailboats and racing yachts. VG condition. NOTE: In 1878, John B. Herreshoff, a blind boatbuilder from Bristol RI, went i

Scale half model of the British Royal racing yacht “Britannia”. Large model with hull painted black over bronze. Planked deck with skylights, tiller, companion ways, stubbed mast, anchor,

The American Schooner Yacht: COLUMBIA. Artist: Thomas H. Willis (American, 1845-1925). Maritime painting depicting the American schooner racing yacht: Columbia, under full sail. Titled lower right: CO

Carved Wooden Half Hull Racing Yacht in case. With American flag flying from the top of the ship. Overall Size: 21 x 24 in. This item is framed behind glass.

Carved half model with wood sails mounted to be wood backboard. Avenir is a two masted schooner yacht built by Harvey Gamage in Maine. Designed in 1930 by John Alden. 14l x 15t x 1

A fine vintage hand made mahogany model of a racing yacht hull, the main deck banded with contrasting inlay, the partial metal keel resting on its base with a brass plaque bearing the inscription 'LOA

Maritime folk art framed oil painting signed by the artist, Joe Morrell (American, early 20th century). Circa 1940s. Signed lower right, Joe Morrell. Framed oil on canvas. Dimensions: framed: 40 1/2 i

Rolex Middle Sea Race Maltese Sterling Silver Trophy, awarded in 2000 to the USA yacht "Zephyrus IV", owned by Robert McNeil; in the form of a racing yacht mounted on wooden base, with plaque "Middle

United Kingdom, late 19th century. Chromolithographs on paper, signed on the plate. Racing yachts at sea. Framed in sets of four. 16.25"h. 18.75"w. and 15.5"h. 17.75"w.