Howard Chastain Ship Model Collection Model Name Artist Scale Class

UNIDENTIFIED 8- GUN Unknown 1/8” = 1’ B Dimensions: 19.5” L x 14.75” H x 7 5/8” W Description 1815 era Baltimore Clipper topsail schooner.

Solid wood hull authentically painted with a copper bottom thin white waterline stripe, black and natural topsides, all typical armament and general standing and running rigging.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $800.00 Fair lead corrosion on guns

NELLIE BRETT Capt. O.W. Mont-Etonian 1/8" = 1' A/Special, antique Dimensions: 36” L x 25.25“ H x 14” W Description New York merchant bark of 1877 -

Solid wood hull authentically painted with a copper green bottom, black topsides, white rails and cabins. Includes typical deck gear and furnishings, and full rig.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,200.00 Fair lead corrosion on deadeyes

TICONDEROGA OF NEWPORT Unknown B Dimensions: 28 1/8” L x 28.75” H x 10.5” W Description Famous L Francis Herreshoff 1936 designed 85’ Bermuda ketch.

Solid wood hull authentically painted with dark green bottom, white topsides, all deck fittings and rig per design.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,500.00 Very Good Loose fittings Model Name Artist Scale Class

CUTTY SARK Unknown 3/32" = 1' A Dimensions: 31.25” L x 19” H x 10.75” W Description British tea clipper built on the Clyde, Scotland in 1869 for the Jock Willis Shipping Line.

Solid wood hull with a copper painted bottom, black topsides, with authentic deck furniture and cabins, as well as traditional split topsail rig.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $2,000.00 Good

MARY CELESTE Unknown 1/8" = 1' B Dimensions: 24.5” L x 21 5/8” H x 12.5” W Description Famous American merchant brigantine found adrift off the Azores in 1872. Originally built in New York in 1861 at 102' in length.

Solid wood waterline hull authentically painted with black topsides and including general deck arrangement, and rigged with some partially set sails of cloth. Sculpted sea is painted a deep blue with a gloss finish.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,500.00 Very Good

UNIDENTIFIED STEAM YACHT C 1920’ S Production B/Production Dimensions: 53.5” L x 20.25” H x 12.5” L Description Model depicts a classic 1930s era steam yacht, possibly Corsair IV with a single screw propulsion.

Solid wood hull model is authentically painted with a red bottom, black topsides, natural deck houses, and appropriate fittings.

FROM: Lannan Ship Model Gallery

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $2,500.00 Very Good missing flag, misc repairs Model Name Artist Scale Class

AMERICA Wm. E. Hitchcock 3/16” = 1’ B Dimensions: 30.75” L x 24 5/8” H x 7” W Description Model depicts the famous 100’ American schooner yacht designed by G. Steers of 1851, originator of the international America's Cup yachting event.

Solid wood hull model with a copper sheathed bottom, black topsides, natural decks, and accurately fitted out; schooner rig.

From: Lannan Ship Model Gallery

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $2,500.00 Very Good

VALKYRIE III Wm. E. Hitchcock 1/8" = 1' B/Production Dimensions: /20.25” L x 30.25” H x 8 7/8” W Description Famous Royal Yacht Squadron challenger for the America's Cup. The deep keel cutter, was designed by George L. Watson and built at the D&W Henderson on the River Clyde, Scotland in 1895.

Solid wood hull model with topsides painted blue with a light blue bottom, includes authentic deck layout and fittings.

From: Lannan Ship Model Gallery

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,200.00 Very Good

WITCH HOVE Unknown 3/32" = 1' A/Special, Decorative Dimensions: 27” L x 7.25” H Description Depicts a traditional iron built merchant ship rigged vessel of the late 19th century. Lettering indicates: WITCH HOVE of 1890. Solid wood half hull semi-painted, includes presentation of false gunport band, and mast stubs.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $300.00 Very Good Production 1/2 Hull Model Name Artist Scale Class

QUEEN ELIZABETH Unknow/Hitchcock 1:300 B/Production model Dimensions: 45.5” L x 10.75” H x 18.5” W Description Waterline diorama depicts this famous 1,031’ long Cunard, White Star Line passenger & mail service vessel at a company pier in New York City c.1940s. The vessel was built by John Brown and Company, Clydebank, Scotland 1938.

Solid wood waterline hull with built-up or applied superstructure. Model is authentically painted with appropriate color scheme and funnels. Includes general deck gear, life boats etc.

From: Lannan Ship Model Gallery

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $2,500.00 Fair Lead decay

HMS C URACOA L. Kirby 1/16" = 1' A Dimensions: 33.75” L x 12.5” H x 10” W Description WWII British built naval vessel launched in 1917 as a C -Class light 450' cruiser. Built at Pembroke Dockyard by Harland and Wolff.

Solid wood waterline hull construction with built-up and applied superstructure plus deck details. Includes all traditional design of armament and deck gear. Authentically painted with various tones of navy gray. Sculpted sea is hand painted with tones of blue & sea green.

From: Parker Gallery

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $3,000.00 Very Good Parker Gallery

CLETIC Unknown 1/8" = 1' Special, antique Dimensions: 31” L x 18.25” H x 10.25” W Description Antique folk art waterline model - depicts a auxiliary steam screw passenger vessel with a four- masted bark rig.

Solid wood hull waterline construction, authentically painted per era with a red bottom, black topsides, white superstructure, and shows an appropriate deck layout and rig. Sculpted sea is of putty and hand painted.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $2,000.00 Very Good Model Name Artist Scale Class

MARY BURRELL Unknown/Britten 3/32" = 1' A Dimensions: 35” L x 20 7/8” H x 12” W Description British iron built merchant four-masted bark from Hull, England c. late 19th century.

Solid wood hull construction authentically painted with a blue-gray bottom black and white false gunport band, includes all appropriate deck layout and gear per a vessel of this era with complete split topsail rigging.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $2,500.00 Very Good

FLYING CLOUD Unknown 1/16" = 1' A/Special, miniature Dimensions: 17 1/8” L x 11.25” H x 6 7/8” W Description American clipper ship built by Donald McKay of East Boston in 1851. The vessel held many speed records from New York to San Francisco and other trade routes in her service.

Solid wood waterline hull construction, authentically painted with black topsides, copper bottom, blue interior bulwarks, natural decks, and includes appropriate deck layout and ship rig for this vessel's design. Sculpted sea is hand painted

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,000.00 Very Good

HMS H ORNET Unknown 1/4" = 1' A/Special, antique Dimensions: 39.5” L x 31” H x 14 5/8” W Description Armed 81’ hull, six-gun schooner built at Chatham Dockyard, 1831, probably used as a dispatch vessel for the Royal Navy.

Solid wood hull construction with built-up bulwarks and individually laid decking, includes all appropriate deck furniture and armament, as well as a ship's boat. Authentically painted (black topsides) coppered bottom, with white gunport band and interior dark green bulwarks. The rigging is most thorough and well detailed.

Possibly an original dockyard model. Acquired from Parker Gallery

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $15,000.00 Very Good Model Name Artist Scale Class

UNIDENTIFIED AMERICAN STEAM Unknown 1/4" = 1' Special, antique Dimensions: 51.25” L x 20.75” H x 11.25” W Description Folk art model (13 star flag) portraying a the turn-of-the-century era single screw propulsion steam yacht.

Solid wood hull construction, traditionally painted with a dark green bottom, black topsides and white superstructure. Includes all appropriate deck gear, funnel and life boats, etc.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $2,000.00 Good

UNIDENTIFIED WEST INDIAMAN C 1840 Unknown 1/8" = 1' A/Special, antique Dimensions: 35 1/8” L x 12” H x 12” W Description Admiralty style model (no rigging) represents a typical merchant ship of this mid-19th century era, built by the British for service in the West or East India trade. These vessels were heavily built for extensive cargo and many armed for protection against piracy.

Solid wood hull model shows a stylized painted copper / bronze bottom, natural topsides, natural deck, cabins, and furniture. Includes three mast stubs, lifeboats, and authentic deck arrangement.

FROM: Parker Gallery

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $6,000.00 Very Good

LORD ... G RENWICH , E NGLAND Unknown 3/32" = 1' A/Special, antique Dimensions: 34.5” L x 6” H x 8.75” W Description The model depicts a typical British wool or nitrate clipper of the late 19th century shown on a railway dry dock assembly with its masts removed. They are each are displayed along with the side. On the stern is lettering indicating Greenwich (England) as the homeport, while on the bow trailboards is an illegible name, as well as a figurehead.

Solid wood hull model shows a stylized cream bottom with black topsides, and a false gunport band. Deck arrangements and cabins authentically arranged.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,800.00 Fair to Good needs cleaning Model Name Artist Scale Class

CUTTY SARK Unknown 1/16" = 1' A/Special, antique Dimensions: 21” L x 14.25” H x 9.5” W Description This model depicts the famous British 212’ Clyde built tea clipper of 1869 for the Jock Willis Shipping Line by Scott & Linton.

A solid wood hull model, with copper sheathed bottom, black topsides and natural deck cabins and furniture. Model exhibits the vessels full split topsail rig.

From: Parker Gallery

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $4,000.00 Very Good copper sheathed

FLYING CLOUD Unknown 3/16” = 1’ A/Special, antique Dimensions: 38.5” L x 25.25” H x 10” W Description Replica of the famous Donald McKay built clipper ship of 1851, which held numerous speed records from New York to San Francisco, as well as other routes.

Solid wood hull model shows a painted copper green bottom, black topsides and white deck cabins and details. Full ship rig.

From: Lannan Ship Model Gallery

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,800.00 Good some fitting corrosion

UNIDENTIFIED BRITISH STEAM /SAIL BRIG Unknown 1/16" = 1' A/Special Dimensions: 33” L x 13” H x 14.75” W Description Antique British model depicts an auxiliary steam screw sailing brig, for passenger cargo service mid -19th century.

Solid waterline wood hull construction shows an authentic paint scheme of a coppered bottom, black topsides with square portholes, and authentically arranged deck layout, gear, and a full brig rig with sails. Sculpted water of layered paint & varnish is a green coloration.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,500.00 Fair water paintwork problems Model Name Artist Scale Class

SIREN Unknown 1/8" = 1' A/Special, antique Dimensions: 35” L x 27” H x 11.75” W Description Antique model depicts a merchant split topsail bark of New York c. late 19th century.

The solid wood full hull model has a copper sheathed bottom with an oxidized coloration, black topsides and white or natural deck cabins or furniture, includes all appropriate deck gear and complete rigging.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,200.00 Fair to good

UNIDENTIFIED BRITISH CLIPPER Unknown 3/32” = 1’ A/Special, antique Dimensions: 21.75” L x 14” H x 9.75” W Description An antique model portrays a typical clipper ship era merchant vessel approaching a lighthouse and shoreline. Probably a British coastal scene.

Solid wood waterline hull is authentically painted with black topsides, natural and painted deck cabins and furniture includes all typical deck gear and fittings. Split topsail rig.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,200.00 Good

STAR OF INDIA Unknown A/Special Dimensions: 120” L x 22.5” H x 10” W Description A large scale half hull and cutaway model, replicates the famous 212’ full rigged iron British Windjammer ship that was built in 1863 on the Isle of Man. It is currently preserved by the San Diego Maritime Museum in California. The starboard side view is constructed of vertical or futtock line bulkheads that have been hollowed out and/or formed from bent plywood veneer, allowing complete interior view of the deck layout on the model's port side (if viewed from behind the wooden backboard). Model shows all essential deck gear and furnishings etc., and shows it with a medium red bottom, black topsides, and white or natural deck cabins and furnishings. Includes mast stubs.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $7,500.00 Good Good, neeeds significant cleaning Model Name Artist Scale Class

ARCHIBALD RUSSELL Kenneth Britten 1:192 or A/Special Dimensions: 27.5” L x 14 7/8” H x 9.75” W Description This model characterizes the British built iron Windjammer of 291', rigged as a 4 masted bark. It was constructed by Scott's Shipbuilding and Engineering Company of Greenock, Scotland. Like it's many sister ships it would carry a variety of cargo from timber, grain, nitrate and coal to various sports around the world. Model is constructed via a solid wood waterline presentation, and is authentically painted with a deep red bottom, gray white and black topside bands, including false gunport's, and shows all appropriate deck gear and arrangements a cargo vessel of this type would have maintained. Depicts the vessel under partial full sail configuration. The sea is hand sculpted and painted with artist’s oil a greenish blue coloration.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $6,500.00 Excellent

CANOE Unknown 1” = 1’ A Dimensions: 18.75” L x 6 7/8” H x 5.75” W Description This replica emulates a typical modern era wooden canoe with 2 paddle rowing stations. Possibly the type used in Maine or the Adirondack lakes. The model is constructed via a carvel planked method of fine natural woods, with interior frames visible, as well as floorboards, seats and decks.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,500.00 Very Good

RANGITANE & C AMPANIA (PINK Unknow 1:300 A/Special Dimensions: 29.75” L x 9.5” H x 14 7/8” W Description Two British identification models in one case: Campania , 1892 Cunrad Liner, at 622’ and Blue Riband record holder Rangitane , 1929 motorship, at 553’ for the New Zealand Line.

Miniature scale models are constructed of solid wood with solid and/or built-up superstructure. Each model is accurately painted and includes general deck gear, furniture, and fittings, as well as authentic funnel color configurations.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $2,500.00 Excellent Model Name Artist Scale Class

NEVASA , D UNDEE & W ARWICKSHIRE Unknown 1:350 A/Special Dimensions: 28.5” L x 9.25” H x 15.5” W Description Three British identification models in one case: Nevasa (white hull), 1912, for the British India Steam Navigation Company at 480’ Dundee (small black hull), 1911 passenger cargo vessel at 290’ for the Dundee, Perth & London Shipping Co. Warwickshire (lg black hull), 1947 passenger cargo vessel at 498’ for the Bibby Line.

Miniature scale models are constructed of solid wood with solid and or built-up superstructure. Each model is authentically painted and includes general deck gear, furniture, and fittings, as well as appropriate funnel color configurations.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $2,200.00 Very Good

ENTERPRISE Unknown NA Spc/Production Dimensions: 35.5” L x 9 7/8” H Description 1930 America’s Cup defender, designed by W. Starling Burgess and built by Herreshoff Mfg. for Harold Vanderbuilt. Plastic formed hull production model or presentation model mounted on a mahogany backboard with plaques.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $500.00 Good

SAXONIA Unknown 1/16" = 1' B Dimensions: 49.24” L x 16.75” H x 10.75” W Description The model represents this famous 608’ Royal Mail Service liner of 1954 built for Cunard Steamship Company. A solid wood waterline hull with a combination of built-up or solid superstructure components. Model is authentically painted showing a black topsides with white superstructure natural decks, etc. the water is some type of plasticine sculpted material, which has then been hand-painted a medium blue.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,400.00 Good Model Name Artist Scale Class

BRITANNIC Unknown 1/16" = 1' A Dimensions: 50” L x 16.5” H x 8” W Description 712’ Motor Vessel Britannic , 1928 passenger liner for the White Star Line.

A solid wood hull construction with applied simulated plating. The superstructure is a combination of solid and or built-up material. It is authentically painted showing a deep red bottom, black topsides, white superstructure and natural decks. Includes all appropriate deck gear life boats and general fittings.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $2,500.00 Fair to good

QUEEN ANN Builder’s Model A/Special, antique Dimensions: 88.25” L x 20” H x 10.25” W Description This antique builders half hull model characterizes a traditional 310’ freighter, with this model having been built by the actual ship yard of Bartram Haswell & Co, Sunderland.

Solid wood half hull construction with solid superstructure all authentically depicted in natural or painted finishes. The hull has a red bottom and black topsides. Includes all fundamental deck furniture or hatches etc. and fittings. Mounted in an original wood framed display case with hand lettered notations.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $5,000.00 Very Good

DIAMANTINA Unknown A/Special, antique Dimensions: 51” L x 10” H x 7.5” W Description Original builders model or presentation model replicating the shipyard’s No 86 - side paddle wheel British coastal steamer.

Solid wood half hull construction with solid superstructure all authentically depicted in natural or painted finishes. The hull has a red bottom and black topsides. Includes all fundamental deck furniture or hatches etc. and fittings. Mounted on an original wood wood backboard with hand lettered notations.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $3,000.00 Fair Missing paddle wheel Model Name Artist Scale Class

UNIDENTIFIED PLATING MODEL Yard 1/4" = 1' A/Special Dimensions: 128” L x 16” H x 9” W Description Very important and rare original shipyard plating model of a 1930s era merchant freighter. Solid wood half hull construction, painted all white to allow engineers to draft the accurate locations of actual hull steel plating locations. This model was used as the primary guide for the shipwrights and engineers to plate the hull frames of this actual vessel.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $8,000.00 Good

UNIDENTIFIED Kenny Gardiner 1/2" = 1' Special Dimensions: 21” L x 8.75” H x 3.25” W Description 1/2 hull model of formed or molded plastic. Portrays a modern day pwoer yacht of 32’.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,500.00 Very Good

ALEXANDRIA Unknown 3/16” = 1’ A/Special, antique Dimensions: 34” L x 16” H x 7 3/8” W Description Antique perspective waterline model depicts a British two funnel steamship of the type used for coastal passenger and small cargo transport during the late 19th century. A shadow box style model depicts a solid wood waterline hull constructed model, with solid superstructure and other deck features. The model is historically accurate in the way of paint work, showing a red bottom, black topsides, white superstructure with some bright work furnishings. Water is a putty sculpted sea, hand painted, as well as the sky and background.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $2,500.00 Good Model Name Artist Scale Class

TOPS ... B RITISH ROWING SKIFF Unknown A/Special, antique Dimensions: 33.5” L x 5” H x 10” W Description Antique model represents a classic British pleasure rowing skiff with one rowing station and a comfortable passenger seat aft. Probably the type used on scenic rivers or small ponds in Great Britain.

Model is constructed of fine woods in a natural finish, and includes all general framework and thwarts. It shows metal out-rigger fittings for the rowing station, as well as two sweeps. The seat is beautifully crafted and has some illegible marking on the back rest.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $3,000.00 Good

BRITISH ROWING BARGE Lloyd McCaffrey 1/4" = 1' A/Special Dimensions: 7.5” L x 3.5” H x 3 1/8” W Description This model is an effort to replicate a traditional 30’ ship's boat or river / harbor transport barge of the 19th and 18th century, most likely British.

The model is constructed via a planked over framed system of boxwood and pearwood, mostly all in a natural finish except for a red gunnel strake. It includes all thwarts, six rowing stations, aft passenger seating section and steering location.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $4,500.00 Very Good

42- GUN FRIGATE Lloyd Unknown 3/32" = 1' A/Special Dimensions: 20” L x 8.75” H x 9” W Description This finely built 14” long model is an effort to replicate a traditional 38 or 40 gun naval frigate of the early 19th century (American or British design). The model is depicted in a Admiralty style form of construction, having exposed framing on the starboard side, while the port side is fully planked-in. Also deck planks are removed to show deck beams and related structure.

The model is constructed of boxwood and pearwood in a natural finish, highlighted by a ebonized thick wale strake below the gunports. This would emulate a traditional plank on frame technique. Only mast stubs are shown.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $8,000.00 Excellent listing in case Model Name Artist Scale Class

SLOOP 1/2 HULL 28’ Howard Dickson, LA 3/8" = 1' A/Special Dimensions: 22” L x 8.5” H x 2.25” W Description Half model the pics a classic full keel sloop probably of a design from the 1930s or 40s. Solid wood hull construction, formally painted with a medium green bottom, white topsides with natural cabin and decking. 14” hull

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,500.00 Good

SLOOP 1/2 HULL Kenny Gardiner 1/2" = 1' A/Special Dimensions: 28” L x 8.5” H x 3.5” W Description Half model characterizes a classic full keel sloop probably of a design from the 1930s or 40s. Solid wood hull construction, traditionally painted with a green bottom, white topsides with natural cabin and decking. 25.5” Hull,

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,200.00 Very Good

J-B OAT 1/2 HULL Unknown A/Special Dimensions: 27” L x 6.5” H x 3.25” W Description Half model portrays a classic full keel J-Boat probably of a design from the 1930s (Rainbow?). Solid wood hull construction, formally painted with a bronze bottom, black boottop, white topsides with natural deck furniture and decking and a metallic colored mast stub.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,800.00 Fair scuffs & gauges Model Name Artist Scale Class

BRITISH STEAM PASSENGER LINER Unknown NA A/Special, antique Dimensions: 18.25” L x 14.5” H x 6.5” W Description Antique waterline diorama style model characterizes a traditional British two funnel coastal steamer passing a lighthouse and shoreline. The model is mounted in an elaborate folk art crafted box (contains drawer for battery) and wood framed glazed unit. The lighthouse is electrified via a small flashlight bulb.

The solid hull waterline constructed model is traditionally painted with a light red bottom, black topsides, white superstructure with natural or painted deck furnishings. Presented on a sculpted putty hand-painted sea.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $2,500.00 Fair to Good

WHALEBONE WHALEBOAT Azorian A/Special Dimensions: 16” L x 13.75” H x 3.25” W Description This model was most likely built by and Azorean craftsman who utilized remnant vintage whalebone for the model's construction. It represents a typical mid-19th century whaleboat and includes all its essential gear.

The model is constructed via a planked over frame assembly, with floor boards, decks and thwarts all of natural finish bone. The model has a rig which includes cloth a mainsail and jib, and is set up in a traditional fashion.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,800.00 Good

FLYING CLOUD Unknown NA Special, antique Dimensions: 8” L x 5.25” H x 3” W Description A vintage waterline model depiction of this famous American clipper ship built by Donald McKay of East Boston, Massachusetts in 1851.

A solid wood waterline hull construction, shows a paint scheme with a black topsides, white rails and cabins with natural decking. Model includes only fundamental deck details, and is rigged with fully set sails of paper. The water is sculpted from putty which has been hand-painted.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,500.00 Fair SIB Quality, needs minor repairs Model Name Artist Scale Class

HAVAS (SP ?) Unknown NA A/Special, antique Dimensions: 20.25” L x 13.75” H x 4” W Description An antique traditional perspective style glazed shadowbox, portrays a classic 19th century merchant bark.

The waterline hull constructed of solid wood, shows a typical design and structural layout of a vessel of this era. Paint work shows a black topsides, white and natural deck components. The bark rig includes various wood carved sails with paper flags or pennants. The sea is of putty all hand painted, as well as the background sky.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,400.00 Fair

GLEN - S ONNAX Unknown NA A/Special, antique Dimensions: 29.75” L x 15.5” H x 6.5” W Description Antique folk art sidewheel steamer portrays this 260' Clyde River passenger steamer built in 1892 by J. and G. Thompson at Clydebank, Scotland.

Solid wood full hull construction, as well as superstructure components, shows a paint scheme with a red bottom, gray topsides, white superstructure and paddle boxs. Model includes only fundamental deck & fittings and two funnels.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,200.00 Good

ALERT Unknown NA A/Special Dimensions: 16.25” L x 11” H x 8 3/8” W Description Bone model is an effort to simulate the style of Napoleonic era prisoner of war built bone models. It shows a typical armed brig of the early 19th century.

The full hull model has a solid wood core, which has then been planked over in bone, all pin fastened and in a natural finish. It includes basic armament, deck gear, two boats, and fittings, as well as bone masts and spars.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $4,500.00 Good Model Name Artist Scale Class

AMERICAN , N EW YORK Zakoske, Hong Special Dimensions: 28” L x 7 7/8” H x 5 1/8” W Description The model represents a classic modern era container ship. Such vessels were designed or measured in 20 foot equivalent units to accommodate standard metal containers. Their size was categorized by their trade route commerce with such a vessel averaging thousand feet in length.

A solid resin or composite built hull, with styrene miniature containers on deck, as well as simple superstructure assembly. Model shows a deep red bottom, black topsides, white superstructure, and gray containers.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $600.00 Good case rake needs work

SLOOP 1/2 HULL Unknown A/Special Dimensions: 19.75” L x 4.75” H x 2.25” W Description Model represents a classic deep keel sloop probably of an American design.

Solid wood half hull model is constructed via waterline lifts, and has a paint scheme with a red bottom and white topsides.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $500.00 Fair Keel chipped paint

WWII (I) DESTROYER Unknown Dimensions: 40 5/8” L x 9 1/8” H x 5 .25” H Description Vintage waterline style model portrays and American or British World War I destroyer in a unique brass plated or sheathed presentation.

Model's solid wood waterline hull, as well as superstructure, has been plated over and brass. All other decks, deck gear, fittings, etc., and structural elements are also fashioned from sheet brass or solid brass components. Brass finish has slightly tarnished giving it a vintage appearance.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $2,000.00 Fair antenna mast damaged Model Name Artist Scale Class

J-C LASS 1/2 H ULL Unknown A/Special Dimensions: 26.5” L x 6.5” H x 3” W Description Half model the pics a classic full keel J-Boat probably of a design from the 1930s.

Solid wood hull construction, formally painted with a bronze bottom, red boottop, white topsides with natural deck furniture and decking and a buff colored mast stub.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,800.00 Good

ALFRED Unknown 1/8" = 1' A/Special, antique Dimensions: 17.25” L x 13.5” H x 7.5” W Description An antique piece and waterline diorama format, depicts a late 19th century Scandinavian merchant brig with split topsail rigging, with a pilot boat approaching off the port bow.

The solid waterline would hull shows a red bottom, black with a white false gunport band. On deck the cabin and furniture are either painted or and natural finish. It includes all appropriate deck gear and arrangement for a vessel of this type. It is presented on a hand sculpted putty sea, which has been hand-painted.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,500.00 Fair lead corrosion

AMERICAN EAGLE : 12 METER 1987 Kenny Gardiner A/Special Dimensions: 28 1/8” L x 7.75” H x 3” W Description Half model depicts the 1964 Bill Luders 12 meter US21 design.

This production model built using a synthetic or plastic molded form hull, authentically painted and detailed with vinyl graphic artwork along the hull.

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,500.00 Excellent backboard needs refinishing Model Name Artist Scale Class

5 S HIPS -IN -B OTTLES Unknown NA Special, antique Dimensions: Description Collection of five vintage traditionally built ships in bottles. Most all the models are constructed of a solid wood hull with hinged masts, and interior hand-painted putty sea.

1: Merchant iron bark: French - 10.5” L 2: Merchant iron bark - 10.75” L 3: Four masted iron bark - 11.5” L 4: brigantine - 10.75” L 5: French 4 masted bark - 11.25” L $250 each

Fair Market Value 9/20/ 2015 Condition Condition notes $1,250.00 Good need interior cleaning

Total Value 9/20/2015 $145,650.00