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Antiques
of the Sea, 16811 Pacific Coast Hwy., Sunset Beach CA 90742, (562) 592-1752,
or email..
Large selection of all sorts of genuine and repro nautical antiques. You name
it, we have it!
Stanley London offers fine reproductions sextants, compasses, optics and swords. Many models are available.
Steamship Salvors offers genuine marine lighting,
furniture, equipment and
miscellaneous fittings.
Martifacts offers an extensive line of genuine nautical antiques, deck lights and decorative nautical items shown in their online catalog.
Brass 'n Bounty, located in Marblehead, MA specializes in nautical antiques and antique lighting, Chelsea clocks, telescopes, navigation lights, binnacles and other types of yachting items.
Ships Store carries both genuine
and reproduction nautical antiques, gifts and decorations. Their web site is
primarily devoted to repros; email them for information on genuine items.
Nautical Antiques Ltd., genuine nautical antiques only, many one of a kind, located in Dallas, Texas.
Nautical
Charts Offers a large collection of W.W.II navigational charts used
during W.W.II. Some charts are date stamped with dates between 1936-1946 and
are marked restricted.Prices from $25 to $150.
Lighthouse Marine & S.O.S. Nautical
Antiques A full-service chandlery, St. Thomas, USVI and SOS (Shipwrecker's Ocean
Salvage) for coins, nautical antiques and shipwreck salvage.
West Sea Company,
2495 Congress St., San Diego CA 92110. (619) 296-5356,
FAX: (619) 296-1097. A large selection of genuine nautical antiques, featuring an on-line catalog.
Jonesport Nautical Antiques, Cogswell & Main St., Box 401, Jonesport, ME 04649
tel: (207) 497-5655 Nautical Antiques, Binnacles, Bells, life rings and
a line of nautical reproductions of: sextants, telescopes, and compasses
ShipShape is a mail order business
dealing in "antique" ocean liner memorabilia and
collectibles, especially items from ships built before the modern cruise era
(1970). For
more information email.
Andrew Jacobson Marine Antiques,
PO Box 2155, S. Hamilton MA 01982 carries an extensive
collection of vintage marine photos and negatives, ship models,
marine art, instruments, memorabilia, books, scrimshaw, whaling, and more.
Gallery: 161 Bay Road. S. Hamilton MA (by appointment only).
Phone:(978) 468-6151) or email.
The Cargo Net, PO Box 369, Put-in-Bay OH 43456 (419) 285-4231.
One of the largest collections of marine antiques in the country! Phone
for appointment. Summer "seasonal", 12:00-5:00 daily. Closed Tuesdays.
(Click on thumbnail for color jpeg image, 173K).
Seafarer, Ltd., Genuine nautical antiques and reproduction decor items.
Lighthouse Items: Kenrick A. Claflin & Son Nautical Antiques (Jim Claflin),
30 Hudson St.,
Northborough MA 01532-1922, (508) 393-9814. Lighthouse and Life-Saving Service, Revenue
Marine and Coast Guard antiques and memorabilia. New catalogue ($2.00
including postage) every 8 weeks.
email
Books and Memorabilia: Large maritime research library and collection of
maritime memorabilia for sale; pins, badges, cap badges, awards and
documents. Ian A. Millar, 1806 Bantry Trail, Kernersville NC 27284-4306,
or email.
Marine Books: Armchair Sailor, with
over 37,000 marine books, videos, charts & sailing software, which may be
ordered on line, with a user-friendly search engine. 543 Thames St.,
Newport RI 02840, email,
Phone (401) 847-4252, or 24 hour FAX (401) 847-1219, accepting
all major credit cards.
Reproductions: Fountainhead Exports has been an exporter of nautical instruments and nautical antique reproductions since 1973, and is currently a Government
Recognised
Export House.
Imperium Neptuni Regis, a well-designed and illustrated site covering crossing
the equator ceremonies. Lavishly illustrated.
CSX Anchorage, a tour of
the container ship, including shots of the engine room and machinery plus
overhauling some item. Well illustrated.
Why, Oh God, Why?, The inhuman brutality in the Warsaw Ghetto during Nazi
occupation, based on damaged pages of Halina Gorcewicz, translated by Jerzy
Klinger. 35 chapters . Don't read this if you have a weak stomach.
German
Defensive installations in Holland during WWII. Many images
of bunkers and armaments. Currently, the text is in Dutch, but will be
translated into English soon. Meanwhile, enjoy the photos if you don't speak
Dutch.
Ocean
Liner Cutaways sells renditions of ships "sliced in half"
lengthways, showing the various compartments, etc.
Nautical Research Guild, Inc., A non-profit organization for serious ship modelers, including detailed information on ships and maritime history.
Finally! A bulletin board/chat room for collectors of nautical antiques in
Yahoo! Clubs ! There are only a few members there now, but join up, and make it a real meeting place!
SEARCH ENGINE: Looking for something? Forget about Yahoo, Webcrawler, etc.
Try Northern Lights!!! Enter only the
3 words of
a song lyric and they will give you the title, its source, and where to
buy it! A great resource!
LIFESAVING: U. S. Life-Saving
Service Heritage Association, dedicated to the preservation of life-saving
stations and early coast guard lifeboat stations.
MARITIME LINKS: Captain's list
of Maritime, Merchant Marine, Ship and Nautical links.
NAUTICAL ARCHAEOLOGY: The Institute
of Maritime History supports research projects in Maine and Kingstown,
St. Vincent. The exploration and documentation of archaelogical remains at
these sites is described in depth on their website.
MAGAZINE: Maritime Museum News A monthly
magazine with goings-on at maritime
museums and museum ships. $12/year from Cubberly & Shaw, PO Box 607,
Groton, MA 01450-0607, or
e-mail them for a free sample issue.
NAUTICAL LINKS: Maritime History
Virtual Archives, a large compendium of links to historical and nautical
archaeology sites.
DIVING MAGAZINE: Underwater.
Although
published for the commercial diver, there are many interesting and sometimes
hair-raising stories of salvage dives. An archive of previous articles
includes one on the
MARK V diving helmet.
DIVING ANTIQUES: Historical Diving
Society, which publishes Historical Diver magazine.
COLLECTIBLES GUIDE: An online
Antiques and Collectibles Guide.
ANTIQUES MAGAZINE:
Maine Antique Digest, a monthly in-print and on-line magazine
covering antiques (including nautical), art (including marine) auctions,
and more.
SHIP MODELS: Nautical Research
Guild, model shipbuilding and nautical history.
ANTIQUE OUTBOARDS: Antique
Outboard Motor Club, all sorts of info about antique outboard motors.
MAGAZINE: Sea
Classics, a magazine with tales of ships, men, battles throughout the
years, from Challenge Publications which also publish
other magazines. (Click on
"Select a magazine".)
NAUTICAL LINKS:
Monster list of nautical, ship and shipbuilding links.
Moby Dick
or the Whale, by Herman Melville, 1851. The complete text, all 130+
chapters of this classic struggle of good versus evil.