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Nautical
Antiques & Decor |
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2202 Ship Mechanic Row Galveston, TX 77550 |
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409-539-5469 |
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email: piecesofship@yahoo.com |
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photo 2 : anchors |
Photo 3: ship's binnacle w/ compass, foxlights |
photo 4 brass and copper lanterns, running lights, ship bell |
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photo 6: portholes, sextants |
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photo 8 copper navigational lights |
photo 9: port and starboard lights, lifeboat binnacle w compass |
photo 10: copper port (red) running light |
photo 11: assorted sized glass fishing floats |
photo 12: pump foghorns |
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photo 14: brass ships hull plate: daewoo shipbuilding, okpo Korea |
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photo 16: brass ships hull plate kurushima Dockyard Launching 1976 |
photo 17 brass ships hull plate Szczecin Shipyard Poland 1980 *year of Poland's Independence: "Solidarity!" uprising which was led primarily by shipbuilders |
photo 18: trunk |
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photo 20: liferings |
photo 21: ship's safe (appx 400 lbs) and port and starboard galvanized lanterns |
photo 22: double mahogany ship doors with brass portholes, single mahogany ship doors with brass portholes... 2 double sets salvaged off the vessel "Royal Empress" November 2009 |
photo 23: Norwegian Pattern foghorn, XL brass porthole window with opening porthole |
photo 24 Authentic Ship Crockery |
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Authentic Ship Crockery
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Authentic Ship Crockery -Norwegian parent company of Odjfell Tankers -flag spec: swallow-tailed white with 3 entwined blue circles -likely salvaged from vessel Nordanger (built 1976), sold & renamed (s/r) Bow Selene 1990, renamed NCC Madinah 1990, sold retained name 2000, scrapped as Diana 2006.
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Authentic Ship Crockery
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photo 31: XL hatch covers (app 9'7" long) |
photo 32: ship grates |
photo 33 brass post lights, brass 4 bar lights, brass oslo post lights |
photo 34: framed artwork (by freelance photographer Wes Austin) |
photo 35: block and tackle, brass ringed pulleys (Fall 2011: Compare to Restoration Hardware's Objets D'Art!) |
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photo 38: retired, salvaged navigational charts |
photo 39: XL framed ship blueprints from vessel "City of Erie" |
photo 40: salvaged country flags (aka "flags of convenience) from all around the world... Looking for a particular country? Just email us! |
photo 41: Authentic salvaged maritime signal flags - from ships. A to Z - we have all letters of the alphabet! |
photo 42: foxlights |
photo 43: foxlights |
photo 44: salvaged mahogany ship doors w/ 3 brass portholes in each door from the scrapped vessel "Royal Empress" |
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photo 46: (authentic) aluminum porthole table |
photo 47: aluminum porthole table, running lights |
photo 48: authentic rectangular brass porthole table |
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photo 50: WWII era US Navy engine order telegraph, bunk ladder, key box, glass fishing net floats, framed Galveston map, framed fan coral art |
photo 51: riddling rack, bunk ladder, geared steering station |
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photo 53: galvanized ship lanterns - fresnel lens |
photo 54 - Brass and copper running lights, brass lifeboat binnacle |
photo 55: salvaged brass passageway lights, 90 degree passageway lights |
photo 56: salvaged aluminum porthole |
photo 57: salvaged aluminum and brass portholes |
photo 58: XL rectangular fixed brass porthole windows |
photo 59: tiki totems |
photo 60: ship wheel, trunk, pulley/block, shrimp nets, onion jug |
photo 61: XL brass porthole window w attached functional porthole window |
photo 62: ship grates |
photo 63: Large Naval Spotlight |
photo 64 : Signal Light |
photo 65 : Spotlight |