[MARITIME]. Treasure Ships of the Great Lakes. Detroit: Mar...

[MARITIME]. Treasure Ships of the Great Lakes. Detroit: Maritime Research & Publishing Company, [1981]. 4to. Illustrated with facsimiles of articles and maps. Original pictorial wrappers (few small st

Ship Clock, Great Lakes Engineering Works, Detroit, MI circa 1900. Ashcroft Company, New York. Brass with a silver engraved dial. Max Dia. 9 D 4 in. The collection of Al & Kathy Kolberg, Illinois.

Inside lid states "Shipbuilders Great Lakes Engineering Works, Detroit". Brass ship's porthole from an unknown Great Lakes freighter. Roughness on one spot on glass but very good condition. Body is br

Joe Hunt ( American 20th Century ) Maritime Ocean Seascape Nautical Cityscape Landscape Oil On Masonite Board Depicts United States One Of The First Stem Ships On The Great Lakes Signed And Dated In L

Frank Crevier (1910-1987) lithographs from the Dertoit Federal Savings Great Lakes Series 1979 & 1980 featuring the Ste. Claire passenger ship built in 1910 and the Columbia historic steam boat built

Rigging Hook on wood with label as recovered from wreck of the schooner Jennie Bell which capsized and sunk in 1881 near Chambers Island in Green Bay, Door County, Wisconsin. Great Lakes maritime coll

A Collection of Nautical Themed Decorative Items, Including a scrap book dedicated to maritime disasters of the Great Lakes. Also including a press photograph of Niagara ship of Oliver Hazard Perry, B

Vintage 1950's Aquarama Ocean Liner "Fun" cardboard sign. Aquarama served the Detroit to Cleveland route in the great lake until 1962. Having bright neon orange and blues with cruise ship. Measuring a

ID Marks: D&MRY (Detroit & Mackinac RY); DY&AARR (Detroit Ypsilanti & Ann Arbor RR); DSR (Detroit Street Railroad); DURY (Detroit United RY); DECO (Detroit Edison Co); DJ&CRY (Detroit Jackson & Chicag

Cruise ship sign, Great Lakes Cruise, from Buffalo to Duluth, colorful litho on self-framed metal w/great graphics, c.1910, VG/Exc cond w/2 small inpainted spots on border, 13"H x 19"W.

Detroit Great Lakes Steamship Painting. Circa 1960. Unsigned acrylic on board. 22 x 11 ½”. Depicts the George R. Fink, a Great Lakes Freighter of the National Steel Corporation traversing the Detro

Solid Brass Great Lakes Ships Horn, Galbraith Loudspeaker System, with mounting, below deck handle, Type E-27544 New York, NY, below deck plate is chipped

Story of the missing ghost ships of the Great Lakes, large freighters and ore carriers that disappeared, often in complete mystery. The author has scanned thousands of microfilm frames of old newspape

A Carved and Painted Wood Great Lakes Ship Model 20th Century Overall height 14 1/2 x width of base 21 1/4 x depth of base 17 inches.

all types of cards, black & white and color, linen, chrome, white border, divided and undivided backs, this lot contains Great Lakes steamships with names beginning from T to Z, some are used, C5-7.

all types of cards, black & white and color, linen, chrome, white border, divided and undivided backs, this lot contains Great Lakes steamships with names beginning from Q through S, some are used, C5

1 life vest off of the R. Watson, a Great Lakes Ship, states "Work Vest Only"

Museum quality hand painted swordfish bill. From a great lakes maritime estate collection. 41 Inches. C.1850. In excellent condition. No repairs or touch ups. The handle has a carved shield, canoe and

Brass Vacuum Gauge, Made by Ashcroft Manufacturing Co., New York, Reg. U.S. Patent Office 532918, Great Lakes Engineering Works, Detroit, Michigan

Solid Brass Vacuum Gauge, Great Lakes Engine Works, Detroit, Michigan, Ashcroft, paper label dated 4-23-54

This is a large lot of railroad paper and ephemera, which also include some photos and items from Great Lakes ships and the Duluth, MN area. It includes items from the following railroads: Chicago and

WHIRLAWAY Great Lakes Products, Inc Detroit, Mich Fishing Rod, Vintage, 69 in. Ht. Light rusting on mechanical base. Company info impressed on Metal and Brand written on pole. Vintage Fishing Pole, Vi

Wall-mounted telegraph or chadburn, Great Lakes Ship, face size-13", mounted on wood

9" Brass Gauge, Great Lake Engineering Works, Detroit, Mich, I.P. Receiver, Made by Ashcroft, New York, Polished