Nautical History Mugs

Early 1940's print promoting sailing in the great state of Connecticut.

Ancient Greek & Roman trireme ship design featuring a Latin phrase saying about navigation. For seafarer, sailor, seaman, nautical enthusiasts, captain, skipper, yacht or boat owner & navigation officer who love naval & maritime history of Greece & Rome.

Collaroy on the Rocks

National Maritime Day

Antique Capt Field Parallel Maritime Ruler And Telescope Captain Field's Improved Parallel Rule Navigators use parallel rules for laying off a specific course on a chart. They were first invented in 1584 by a Frenchman named Mordente, but only became common in navigation in the 18th century. Featured on the map below is the Indispensable Strait, which is part of the navigation route for merchant shipping from Torres Strait to the Panama Canal. By Paul Thompson Photography

Embark on a seafaring adventure with our 'Pirate Ship' shirt. This design transports you to the golden age of piracy, capturing the rugged allure and daring spirit of high-seas adventures. Tailored for maritime enthusiasts, history buffs, and those captivated by tales of swashbuckling escapades, this shirt seamlessly blends nautical charm with a touch of mystery. With its evocative graphic and comfortable fabric, wear it to sail through history and showcase your admiration for the legendary vessels and fearless pirates of yesteryears.

Vintage Draft of the U.S. Frigate Constitution. Outboard Profile with Sail Plan, 1870

For the beach lovers, surfer, shell collectors, marine science nerds, fossil collectors, nature hobbyists, and archeologists in your life. Cool and casual beach decor, beach apparel, prints, gifts, and home goods.

Pirate Ship In blue sky and beautiful calm sea. 3D rendering

Engraving Sail Ship Inside Wind Rose Engraving isolated on white

Old Crossbones Skull Pirate Flag

1876 print depicting the coat of arms of the great state of New Hampshire.

Minot's Ledge Light. A historic lighthouse southeast of Boston Harbor. 1880.

The Mayflower was a ship that transported English Pilgrims, from England to the Americas. The voyage took over two months, and the ship faced many challenges. The Mayflower arrived at what is now Plymouth, Massachusetts, in late 1620. The ship itself was relatively small, about 100 feet (30 meters) long, and was primarily a cargo ship, not intended for passenger transport. The Mayflower's voyage and the establishment of Plymouth Colony are significant events in American history, as they represent one of the earliest successful English settlements in the US. The story of the Mayflower is often associated with themes of exploration, perseverance, and the pursuit of freedom.

Nova totius terrarum orbis tabula Amstelodami ex officina Gerard van Schagen (1682) World map - made in Amsterdam, first edition: 1689, hand-colored copper engraving

Whenever you will agree with something or somebody, you can do it regular way or go big and grant an Imperial Seal of Approval! This majestic sea creature in flashy, gothic barding, will stand proud as a sign of your satisfaction, representing the majesty of the Byzantine Empire. Well, unless it will be eating fish or doing other seal-related activities...

Salem Maritime National Historic Site t-shirts, mugs, pillows, stickers, and other souvenirs. For all those national park hikers, New England sea town tourists, and fans.

"Dive into the depths of TITANIC | history with our exclusive collection. From clothing to accessories, explore a timeless voyage that still captivates the world. Wear the legacy, carry the story, and make history your own."

For the beach lovers, surfer, shell collectors, marine science nerds, fossil collectors, nature hobbyists, and archeologists in your life. Cool and casual beach decor, beach apparel, prints, gifts, and home goods.

Anchor & Tentacle. Old-school theme with modern touch :)

National Maritime Day

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A poster promoting the Sesquicentennial celebration of the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The poster with the slogan " The Port of Commerce" and depicting an ocean liner.

vintage ship sailing the seas

Beautiful background photograph of the Portland Head Lighthouse located in South Portland, Maine.

C. 1935 poster advertising travel on Hamburg-America Line ocean liners.

C. 1910 poster advertising the Chicago & South Haven Steamship Company. The company offering ' Day excursions $1.25 round trip ' on board the steamship ' South Haven '. This was a short lived company having been founded in 1906 and vanished in 1918.

Boats at the nautical museum, St. Michael's, Maryland Canon EOS 30D 110 views as of 26 March 2012

the beatings will continue until morale improves

© Richard Bean 2008 McCurdy’s Smokehouse Mulholland Point Light Lubec, Maine Mulholland Point Light Campobello Island, NB, Canada At one time, the shoreline bristled with fish weirs, wharves, canneries, and smokehouses like McCurdy’s, the last commercial smokehouse in the US at the time it closed in 1991. The small lighthouse across the channel is Mulholland Point Light on the Lubec Channel. Campobello Island, Canada. Captured August 9, 2008 4:11 PM 3 exposures Sigma SD14 Lens: Sigma 12mm-24mm f/4.5-5.6 EX DG Aspherical HSM Exposures: ISO 50 Focal Length: 17mm f/20 Aperture Priority 1/10 sec 1/13 sec 1/15 sec Final processing with Lightroom Classic 2020, Photoshop Classic 2020, and various plugins.

1912 portrait of Captain John Edward Smith, commanding officer of the HMS Titanic.

Watercolor and pen/ink illustration commemorating the 400th Anniversary of the Mayflower voyage.

Cunard was a British shipping line which existed between 1934 and 1949.

White Star Line was one of the world's greatest shipping companies. It was the shipping line that built the Titanic.

Nine Bells Nearer To Home

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