Anna R. is a 31′6″ x 10′6″ Noank fishing boat built by Webster (Web) Eldridge, Noank, Connecticut, in 1940. She is shown here rigged for swordfishing.

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Print size is 11″ x 14″

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The 21′0″ x 5′10″ Handy Billy outboard launch was designed by Harry Bryan of Bryan Boatbuilding, Letete, New Brunswick, and has been built by Bryan and various builders since 1998.

If you are interested in a personalized print of your own Handy Billy, please see our changing colors & captions page for more information about a custom print.

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Print size is 11″ x 14″

Price

$40.00 plus shipping & handling

This 36-foot lobsterboat with a torpedo stern was designed and built by William Frost, Jonesport, Maine in 1930.

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$40.00 plus shipping & handling

Jacob Pike is an 83′ x 18′6″ sardine carrier designed by Roy Wallace and built by Newbert & Wallace, Thomaston, Maine, in 1949. For most of her long life, the Jacob Pike carried herring from weirs and seines to sardine factories for processing and canning. Of Maine’s major fisheries, herring was once the largest by far, and in the boom times of the late 1800s canning factories literally built Down East towns like Eastport and Lubec where, before, there had been only wilderness.

Size

Print size is 11″ x 14″

Price

$40.00 plus shipping & handling

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See our larger (13″ x 20″) Limited Edition Jacob Pike print which is also available with a Remarque

This 26′ x 6′6″ steam launch was designed by N.G. Herreshoff for the U.S.S. Essex, and built by Herreshoff Mfg. Co., Bristol, Rhode Island, in 1880.

Size

Print size is 11″ x 14″

Price

$40.00 plus shipping & handling

Kim is a 32′ x 11′6″ Grand Banks 32 (# 106) designed by Kenneth L. Smith and built by American Marine in 1969.

Size

Print size is 11″ x 14″

Price

$40.00 plus shipping & handling

Juliet is a 45′ x 9′ steam launch designed by N.G. Herreshoff and built by Herreshoff Mfg. Co., Bristol, Rhode Island in 1881. Lean and slippery, Juliet slipped along easily driven by a patented coil boiler, a compound steam engine, and a 28″ diameter propeller, all designed and built by Herreshoff. Steam launches and yachts invariably carried awnings as shelter from the sun and rain, but more importantly, to keep the coal dust from landing on the passengers.

Size

Print size is 11″ x 14″

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$40.00 plus shipping & handling

Maud is a 20′ x 4′6″ steam launch for the steam yacht Siesta. She was designed by N.G. Herreshoff and built by Herreshoff Mfg. Co., Bristol, Rhode Island in 1882. Running in near silence, her passengers sheltered from wind and spray by the mellontop canopy, Maud shuttled back and forth between the shore, other yachts, and her mother ship Siesta, which anchored while cruising finding suitable docks scarce. Rather than being towed, Maud was hoisted on davits while Siesta was underway.

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Print size is 11″ x 14″

Price

$40.00 plus shipping & handling

The Grand Banks 32 is a 32′0″ x 11′6″ trawler yacht designed by Kenneth L. Smith and built by American Marine in both Hong Kong and Singapore from 1965 to 1973.

If you are interested in a personalized print of a Grand Banks 32, please see our changing colors & captions page for more information about a custom print.

Size

Print size is 11″ x 14″

Price

$40.00 plus shipping & handling

Edith is a 60′0″ x 9′6″ steam yacht designed by N.G. Herreshoff and built by Herreshoff Mfg. Co., Bristol, Rhode Island in 1881.

Size

Print size is 20″ x 10″

Price

$50.00 plus shipping & handling