A vintage Brass "Cargo Light". It has a oil or kerosene lamp inside. The brass plaque on the front, "Cargo Light" "No. 3954" "Great Britain" "1939". We got it at a local house sale at the lake. The ol

 

benartnyc Store You are viewing an amazing American oil painting of horses running from a wild fire. Really powerful subject and very nicely captured. The oil on canvas is housed in a great period fra

 

This lamp is marked Perko on the bottom, on the chimney, the will bracket for the heat shield and the wall bracket for the lamp. The bottom is weighted and it swings on a gimbal. The lamp with the chi

 

THIS IS A POND BOAT THAT WAS A BOY SCOUT PROJECT. POSSIBLY A MERIT BADGE. ITS PRIMITIVE IN THAT THE HULL, ALTHOUGH IS HOLLOW AND VERY LIGHT, HAS TOOL MARKS ON THE OUTER SURFACE. THE DECK IS WELL DONE

 

8 REALE PORTRAIT BUST TYPE DOLLARProvenance: 1810 Shipwreck Site, Ft. Pierce, Florida Weight: 19.8 grams Mint: Mexico Assayer: HJ Reign: Charles IV Date: 1807 Mel Fisher Cobb Coin Company Certificate

 

MARINE SIGNAL LANTERN 155MM TYPE FA-249 WITH 6-PLACE AUTO-CHANGER 1297A. c.1994. Automatic Power, Inc . Complete with daylight controller and 6-place lamp changer (6 bulbs included). Marine ATON lante

 

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This Solid Brass Walkers Excelsior IV Taffrail Ship Log was made in England. The unit comes with the brass spinner. Both pieces appear to be in very good condition. Both pieces were made by Thos. Walk

 

GENUINELY SCARCE, ORIGINAL 1884 EDITION OF "THE AMERICAN AQUATIC MAGAZINE". This pioneering 19th century periodical was edited by Charles A. Peverelly and published by Herne & Co., New York. Early

 

Antique Block and Tackle The weekend kind of got away from me, and I'm only getting to a handful of new listings for this week. They are some unique items, though. Enjoy! Description - A BIG 2-pulley