Items for Sale in Support of Museum Operations
Periodically, museum followers bring us items of value that they donate for us to sell in support of programs or operations of the museum. We are extremely grateful for these wonderful opportunities! For additional photos, to ask questions, or to schedule an appointment to view, please call Capt. Sharp at 207-596-0200. Current for sale:
|
Model of the Steam Ship Portland: Namesake of the "Portland Gale" of 1898 which struck the coast of New England in late November of that year. The storm killed more than 400 people, sank over 150 boats and ships, and changed the course of the North River in Massachusetts. The Portland was lost during that storm, taking nearly 200 passengers and crew with her. $1,500
|
|
Skull and Bones Spinnaker (argh!). The Schooner Gem is not longer afloat on the water. Instead, she gracefully "sails" in from the museum along the "shores" of our parking lot. Nn longer in need for her sails, her spinnaker is currently available - complete with skull and bones artwork. At 36 x 43.5 x 43.5, she a well-sized sail for extra power on your vessel! $950
|
|
Stunning fiberglass 12'yacht tender. This "one off" was built from a mold that was taken from a Herreshoff rowing/sailing dinghy that washed ashore years ago. Enjoyed by a family for generations, she has been lovingly restored and is ready for a new family to enjoy. Beautiful detailing and complete with everything you need to get out on the water! Centerboard and spars designed by the John M. Williams Boat Company, Hall Quarry, Mount Dessert, ME. (trailer not included). $12,500
|
|
1930 Ford Model A - Sport Roadster. Museum quality restoration with all the extras. Ready to take you on the road! $25,000 (Offers accepted).
|