neatestuff Store PIECE OF TIMBER FROM RMS TITANIC..1912 RECOVERY WITH COA & ONE PAGE OF HISTORY

 

The silver looking one appears to have hung from a cord around the neck and you blow in the apposite end to make it whistle. The other has threads on the downward end and is very hard to make whistle

 

Great Whale Weathervane from Cape Cod I found this terrific weathervane at an auction here on Cape Cod. It is cleverly made from an oar. The Whale's body is shaped from the paddle of the oar. The tail

 

Thought lost forever, archaeologically recovered coal from the SS Republic Shipwreck, nearly 1700 feet below the surface! The SS Republic was a sidewheel steamship, originally named Tennessee, lost in

 

Hello folks! Up for auction is an extremely rare and beautiful, all original English Georgian period, dated 1796, bronze sundial! Recently discovered in a Providence Rhode Island estate and fresh to m

 

I picked this up the other day. I'm a little confused about the actual age of this brass sextant, so you be the expert. What little research I was able to do before the listing, T. Cooke was a machini

 

A vintage 1940's? folk art mermaid made from various shells and pipe cleaners on a clam shell in fair condition for its age. The mermaid is 21 cm (approx 8 1/2 inches) long and the clam shell is 15 cm

 

Vintage compass and distance measurer in metal casing that can used on land or sea. It measures about 3" from top to bottom with a diameter of 1-1/4". One side has the compass and when turned over, th

 

FOUR 18TH OR 19TH FISH LOO COUNTERS, THREAD WINDERSThe ubiquitous fish loo counter was often found in a lady's sewing basket used as a thread winder, with the thread wound between the tail and the mou

 

18TH CENTURY INDUSTRIAL DESIGN: bronze and wood combined collectable because of historical and practical value. Ship's hourglasses were calibrated to 1/2 hours of the ship's watch, and if the helmsman