True Vine is a 71′ x 21′ Fifie Herring Drifter built in 1905 by Robertson Innes at St. Monance, Fife, Scotland.

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Print size is 11″ x 14″

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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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Muirneag is an 80′ x 21′8″ Zulu-type Herring Drifter built in 1903 by the William McIntosh yard in Portessie, Buckie, Scotland.

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Print size is 11″ x 14″

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Breeze is a 26′1″ x 12′1″ Noank Lobster Sloop modeled and built by F. Wayland Morgan, Noank, Connecticut, in 1898. She is shown here as she would have looked post-1915 after her new owner, Frank C. Sweet, had the centerboard trunk removed and a deeper keel added.

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Print size is 11″ x 14″

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

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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.

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Print size is 11″ x 14″

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$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

Whaleboats were mostly built by The Beetle Boat Shop of New Bedford, Massachusetts, up until about 1920. Typically, they measure about 28′6″ x 6′4″ and can be rowed (five oars most common) and sailed in pursuit of whales spotted from the masthead of the mother whaleship.

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Print size is 11″ x 14″

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$40.00 plus shipping & handling

Unity B. is a 36′ x 12′ typical Bahamian smack modeled and built by Alfred Bain, Lisbon Creek, Andros, Bahamas, in 1950.

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Print size is 11″ x 14″

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$40.00 plus shipping & handling

Friendship Sloops, also called Maine Sloop Boats are typically like this one and before engines were used all along coastal Maine for fishing and lobstering. Several builders in the Muscongus Bay area built them, including Wilbur Morse of Friendship and R.E. McLain of Bremen Long Island who built this 34′5″ x 11′9″ sloop boat in 1904.

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Print size is 11″ x 14″

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$40.00 plus shipping & handling

This Jonesporter represents a typical downeast lobsterboat, measuring 34′ x 9′, modeled and built at Jonesport and Beals Island, Maine, from about 1930 to 1950.

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Print size is 11″ x 14″

Price

$40.00 plus shipping & handling