Nautical America's Cup Columbia 1901 Sailboat

Riva Aquarama Special Model Boat, Natural Finish - Sale Price: $587.95

Xlg Pirate Ship-Skull & Bones - Sale Price: $79.95

28X5X24 Made of wood and assembled. Sails will need to be attached.

Riva Aquarama - Sale Price: $507.95

Polished inlaid mahogany and chrome fittings were a source of pride to the luxury boat owner of the '30's. This runabout model is high quality, with leather seats, a nickel-plated metal stand. Built from mahogany hardwood strips applied to a wood frame. The decks are inlaid wood, scaled down but similar to the original boats. Special die cast chrome-plated fittings and accessories. Measures 26.57"L x 7.87"W x 8.86"H

U.S.S Constitution - Sale Price: $77.95

20X4X17.75

Whale Boat - Sale Price: $209.95

Whalers had no equal in handling an open boat at sea. At a time when whales were still plentiful as well as fair game, they were hunted in relatively small open rowboats. They approached a whale closely so as not to miss with a toothpick-like harpoon. At least when comparing it with the bulk of a seventy foot long leviathan sperm whale. And the Kings of the Sea didn't take kindly to being hunted, giving rise to the shanty of the harpooner: A Dead Whale or a Stove Boat. The whaleboat rode the waves like an albatross. For lightness, grace and speed it simply had no peer. The buckets held up to a mile of line. The harpooner would stand on the stern holding his harpoon. A successful throw might mean a long chase, the whale taking the boat in tow. The harpoon line would be belayed on a single pollard on the deck. The double ends made it easy to move in two directions, a slap of the tail of an angry whale had better be avoided.... Our hand built whaleboat is built lap strake planks-on-frame. Whaling tools in amazing detail. Measures 36.25" x 8" x 40.5"