CLAWS The Blue Crab's Thanksgiving Antiques Auction
Listing ID#: 907521

Sale Location
Annapolis, MD 21401
Full Address Available on Wednesday, Nov 11
Sale Dates and Times
Bidding Starts: Thursday Nov 12
Bidding Ends: Thursday Nov 19
Sale Type
 Online Auction  VIEW ONLINE CATALOG
Company Information
Blue Crab Auction

Contact: Michael Ernst
Phone: 4439497055
Email: bidding@bluecrabauction.com
Website: www.bluecrabauction.com

EstateSale.com ID#: 14973
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Listing Terms and Conditions
Auction Terms & Condition-
THIS WILL BE A TIMED ONLINE ONLY AUCTION EVENT -One lot will be scheduled to end Approx. every 5 seconds.
TERMS OF SALE -We advise all prospective bidders to read the Terms & Conditions of the Auction Sale before bidding in a BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. Sale. By placing a bid the bidder is bound by those Terms and Conditions of the Sale, as amended by any oral announcement or posted notices, which together form the contract of the sale between the successful bidder (purchaser), BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. and the seller (consignor) of the lot(s).

1. All property is sold "As Is, Where Is", with no guarantees or warranties, expressed or implied and All Sales are Final. There are no bid reversals or refunds.

2. INSPECTION: Prospective bidders have the opportunity to examine items of interest. Condition reports are offered as a courtesy but they are a matter of opinion and BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc., is not liable for any omissions or errors. Property is open to thorough public inspection. The bidder is invited, urged and cautioned to inspect the property prior to bidding. Property will be available for inspection by appointment. It is the Bidder's responsibility to determine condition, age, genuineness, authenticity, value or any other determinative factor prior to placing a bid on an item. Bidder shall be the sole judge of value. BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. may attempt to describe the merchandise in advertising, on the internet, over the phone and at the auction but makes no representations. Persons in attendance during inspection, sale or removal of merchandise assume all risks of damage or loss to persons, property, or merchandise and shall exercise proper precautions at all times for the protection of persons and property and shall comply with all safety and health requirements as directed by Auctioneer, and local, state and federal regulations. Auctioneer, its agents, its employees and representatives shall not be liable by reason of any defect in or about the condition of the premises on which the auction is held. Buyer specifically releases Auctioneer, its agents and representatives from all liability thereof. In no event shall BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. be held responsible for having made or implied any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

3. INQUIRIES are answered on a first come first serve basis as a courtesy to clients unable to attend preview and may be submitted by e-mail. Please do not contact the office by phone. Additional information provided in response to inquiries is offered as our opinion only and is not part of the description of the goods being sold.

4. BIDDER REGISTRATION: There is no cost register for an auction. Bidder must be 18 years of age or older, and is required to register for each auction. To participate in this Auction prospective bidders must register & provide identification information to establish that you are a valid bidder: At the time of registration, we collect information about you to verify who you are before you can bid. Bidders must submit information found to be current, complete, and accurate for proper identification. We collect credit card information to ensure that you are a qualified buyer. Bidder is responsible for security of his/her bidding number/user name and password, and any and all bids placed under the assigned number/ID. Auctioneer should be notified immediately if the Bidder believes his/her bid number, account and/or password have been compromised. There is no cost to register for an auction. BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc., at its sole discretion, reserves the right to terminate any registration, deny any person for any reason permission or access to bid, to reject any and all bids, and to suspend or ban Bidders from bidding. Bidder registration is not transferable or assignable.

5. Bid Status: BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. may refuse your bid for any reason, especially if we feel it may be fraudulent activity. If you feel we have declined a bid or blocked you mistakenly you may reach out to us to explain your situation so that we can further evaluate its validity.

We recommend that when bidding place yours bids early so that you will know that your bid will be accepted. Don't wait until the final minute before the item closes to try to bid. Bid per item and the bidding is already over that amount. If you know you will be bidding higher than the amount that you were approved for contact us prior to the item ending and we can make a manual change.

All items offered online will have a minimum starting bid as displayed on the online catalogue. Online bids lower than minimum will not be accepted.

6. CATALOGUE ERRORS & OMISSIONS: If a description does not match a picture in a lot, the photos take precedence. If you find an error please contact BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. and we will attempt to rectify it. All items are sold on an "as is, where is" basis, with all faults. In the event an item was listed in error or an item can't be located during pick up for any reason, the bidder agrees that their maximum recourse is a full refund of the item in question and that all other items bid on remain binding. By bidding you are acknowledging agreement with the terms above. Do not bid unless you agree to all of these terms. The Bidder is responsible for knowing which item is being bid on. If the Bidder is unsure, they should inquire or not bid. When becoming the winning bidder at auction you have effected a contract and will be expected to pay for items in which you were evidenced to be the successful bidder. Auctioneer will not honor "mistakes".


7. REVIEWING YOUR BIDS: During an auction you can check the status of your bids at any time by logging into your Hibid account. Please be careful when placing bids. Placing a bid is a two step process. When you click the bid button it will pull up a window verifying that you want to place that bid. If you want to place the next bid increment that the computer is asking for you can do that. If you desire to increase the amount of your bid, this screen will allow you to bid a higher amount. Ensure that you type in the correct amount. If you make an error the BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. can attempt to correct it but it has to be in a timely manner before the item closes. In order to make a correction you must contact the BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. at 443-949-7055. You are responsible for the bids that you place. Note that no bids can be withdrawn after the auction for any reason.

8. PROGRESSION OF THE AUCTION: Auctions are typically uploaded to the HiBid Auction Platform 3-5 days before the auction is scheduled to begin. Each Auction will have a scheduled time that each auction's items will begin closing. If an auction starts closing on a Thursday night at 6 PM the first lot will be scheduled to close at that time. Depending on the quantity of items in the Auction lots may be scheduled to end anywhere between 5 to 30 seconds apart. Each lot will show a scheduled ending time. If no one bids in the final minute before a lot is scheduled to close that lot will close out. If someone bids within the final minute before that lot is scheduled to close, 2 Extra minute will be added to that lot and that lot only to allow additional time for people to bid. The remaining lots behind that lot will continue to close as scheduled unless someone bids in the last minute on that specific lot as well. This is done to prevent a bidder from 'sniping', all bids made in the last minute of the auction will force an item to stay open for an additional 2 minute. This gives the back bidder additional time to increase his/her bid if desired. This process will continue until all bidding has ceased on no one bids within the additional 2 minutes that was added.

9. PAYING FOR YOUR PURCHASES: Upon closure of the auction, the bidder will receive an invoice including total items won, buyer's premium and applicable sales tax. This invoice can be paid with cash or credit card in hand upon pickup only. CHECKS ARE NOT ACCEPTED unless prior approval is granted. If an item needs to be shipped,a second invoice will be provided that includes shipping. Upon the bidders notification to BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc., that items require shipment, an second invoice, which will include shipping costs, will be sent.

10. BIDDING NOTIFICATIONS: You can choose to be notified by email during the auction if you have been outbid. Please note that outbid notifications are NOT sent out during the last two hours of the sale. You can watch each item end. If you are the high bidder on an item the item will be highlighted in Green in the Live Auction area. If the lot changes from green to red it means that you have been outbid and would need to bid again at a higher bid. The item will not change back to green until you have surpassed the high bid that the back bidder placed.

11. RESERVE: Seldom are items sold with Reserve. If an item is being sold with a reserve, it will be clearly marked and identified. For items sold with a 'reserve', you will be required to pay a minimum amount in order to win the item.

12. REMOVAL OF ITEMS: All items are sold in place. Buyers are responsible to remove items in a good workmanlike manner. Any plumbing must be shut off before being disconnected and any electrical that is disconnected must be capped. You must bring any and all tools, equipment required to disconnect and remove any items you purchase. You must bring any required labor to assist in carrying your items from the site to your vehicle. We will have staff onsite to assist buyers in finding their items but they will likely not be available to assist in any way with removal of your items. Please plan ahead and come prepared. You are expected to bring boxes, packing materials, tape, tools, wheel carts, dollies or anything else needed to remove your items in a timely manner. Any items not removed by the times shown will be deemed abandoned regardless of the price. If you can't pick your items up during the time scheduled, you are responsible for designating someone to pick your items up during the time that we are scheduled to be there. You have been advised of the preview and pickup dates prior to the auction. If you are unable or unwilling to pick up your items during the scheduled time please don't bid on the items unless you provide someone to pick your items up for you.

13. STORAGE: If items are left beyond the pickup windows for each auction we have implemented a storage fee for all items. Each item not picked up by end of day Monday after an auction will be subject to a $5.00 fee for storage up to 30 days. Fee is PER item, meaning 5 items will equate to a $25.00 storage charge. Items still in our possession at the end of 30 days will be automatically re-consigned by the buyer. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS.

14. RISK TO PERSON AND PROPERTY: BY REGISTERING AS A BUYER, YOU AGREE THAT BLUE CRAB AUCTION & THE SELLER/CONSIGNOR ARE NOT LIABLE TO YOU FOR ANY DAMAGE TO THE ITEMS YOU PURCHASED, YOUR OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY, OR FOR INJURY OR DEATH. Please take care of yourself and your items as you have released us from liability. We will not be liable for damage or injury to individuals or their property. Purchaser assumes all risk and liability whatsoever resulting from the use of the item(s) sold hereunder; and shall defend, indemnify, and save harmless Auctioneer and Seller from any liability.

15. AUCTION RECORDS: In the unlikely event of a dispute, you agree to accept as true the information that we have in our records.

16. ADDITIONS & DELETIONS: We reserve the right to remove and/or add lots and/or items to the sale at any point during the auction. The Auctioneer reserves the right to accept bids in any increment he feels is in the best interest of his client, the Seller. The Auctioneer reserves the right to reject the bidding of any person whose conduct, actions, or adverse comments he feels are not in the best interest of the Seller.

17. SALES TAX: Sales tax will be added to the purchase of all taxable items. Dealers who purchase for resale must file their resale permit numbers. If you are a Maryland Dealer you are required to have a Valid Sales & Use Tax License with the State of Maryland. We are required to verify that the license is Valid before deducting Sales Tax. We will verify the Tax # that you provide and print a Blanket Resale form for your to sign. This needs to be completed before the billing process is initiated. You can't use someone else's Sales & Use License. For Bidders from another state we are required by the State of Maryland to have a copy of your State Business License/Tax License on file in order not to charge Tax. ALL REQUESTS FOR REFUND/EXEMPTION OF SALES TAX MUST SUBMIT PAPERWORK WITHIN 15 DAYS (NON-BUSINESS) OF CLOSE OF AUCTION OR THE AMOUNT WILL BE FORFEIT. TAXES ARE SUBMITTED MONTHLY SO THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS.

18. BUYER'S PREMIUM: A premium of 16% of the bid price will be added to the price of each item purchased. Taxes are calculated AFTER the buyer's premium. The Bidders Payment Type will not affect the Buyer Premium at an Online Only Auction. The buyer's premium includes commissions and/or fee's retained by the Online Bidding Platform company.

19. If the foregoing conditions or any other applicable conditions are not complied with, in addition to other remedies available to Auctioneer and Seller by law, including without limitation, the right to hold the purchaser liable for the bid price, the Auctioneer, at their option may (1) resell the property publicly or privately, with purchaser being liable for the payment of any deficiency plus all costs incurred, or (2) cancel the sale, retaining liquidated damages on all payments made by purchaser, Auctioneer commission and all other incidental damages will be charged. Information in brochures, catalogs and other advertisements are from sources believed to be reliable; however prospective purchasers are urged to inspect the inventory or property to satisfy themselves as to condition, model, manufacturer, year, features, mileage, survey, acres, etc. Neither the Auctioneer nor our client make any guarantees and are not responsible for listing or advertising inaccuracies or discrepancies.

20. All statements made by the Auctioneer the day of the auction take precedence over oral statements and/or printed materials.

21. Local Pickup is recommended: Buyer is responsible for bringing all Tools, Manpower, Boxes & Packing materials to remove the items in a timely manner.

22. SHIPPING: BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. does in-house shipping on standard shippable items for a per box handling fee of $6 plus the total cost of the actual shipping. Most items can be combined to ship in one box. There can be exception to the one box combination, at BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc., shipping departments discretion, multiple boxes may be necessary, ie. a glass framed painting will not becombined with a ship's compass, or 60 pieces china set cannot be combined into one box. In the event that an item is deemed shippable, but either oversized or over weight, an additional $10 handling fee will be accessed. Oversized or overweight shippable items will be clearly marked in the description of the item. *WE ONLY ACCEPT PAYPAL AS THE FORM OF PAYMENT FOR ANY AND ALL SHIPPED ITEMS.* There will be no refunds if you choose not to have your items shipped. Some items deemed unshippable, due size or extremely delicate nature, The buyer is solely responsible for either pickup or arranging their own crating and freighting. These items will be clearly marked in the item description. We recommend utilizing LTL (Less than truckload) freight services. Some examples of these services include: 1) UShip (https://www.uship.com/) 2) Priority 1 (https://www.priority1.com/) 3) Uber Freight (https://www.uberfreight.com/) 4) NAVIS Pack & Ship (https://www.gonavis.com/) 410-737-8020.

23. The BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. reserves the right to extend the bidding time if an error should occur with the online server.

24. By registering for the Auction you hereby agree to receive mail and/or email correspondence from BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. from time to time. Auctioneer uses email mailing lists to notify customers about online and live auctions. Customers who do not wish to be notified should contact the office at (443) 949-7055 and request removal from the email mailing list. You can unsubscribe at any time.

25. Glossary of Terms:
"Manner of" - a work of art done in the style of the artist but which, in our opinion, is from a later date or by another hand
"After" - a copy of a work of art by the artist, which could be done during the artist's life time or thereafter.
"Attributed to" - a work of art which, in our opinion, is likely to be by the artist. Note that this does not supersede the fact that all items are sold as-is. Artist's name in title - if we list an artist's name in the title without qualification, it is our opinion that the work of art was executed by that artist. Note that this does not supersede the fact that all items are sold as-is.
"Style" - any item which is in the style of, but not created by or during the period of, the qualified term. "Style" could be used for a variety of items, for example a Chippendale-style dresser would be a dresser in the Chippendale style but created later, or a Picasso-style painting could be any painting created in the artist's style at any time.
"ozt" - troy ounces "ctw" - carats total weight


Listing Information
Claws The Blue Crab's Thanksgiving Antiques Auction Hear ye! Hear ye! Come gather around, Claws the Pilgrim Crab is auction-bound! With gavel in claw and his hat sitting just right, He'll bring antique treasures to auction delight! From nautical treasures to vehicles of war, Hand-painted models and engravings galore! 18th and 19th-century prints, colored by hand, And wonderful antiques from across the land! Pilgrims and Native Americans, come join the fun, November 12th through 19th, there are bargains to be won! So gobble up the deals before they're all gone, Claws cries, "Happy Thanksgiving-and let the bidding roll on!"

1100
WILLIAM J ROTCH Whaling Ship Stick Built Model
The name refers directly to the famous Rotch family whaling dynasty, which operated one of the most influential shipping empires in American history out of Nantucket and New Bedford, Massachusetts. The family member William James Rotch (1819�18...

1101
Bronze Marine Mooring Sampson Crosshead Bollard
Bronze Marine Mooring Sampson Crosshead Bollard (commonly referred to as a Samson post, crosshead bitt, or mooring bitt) is a heavy-duty piece of deck hardware used to secure an anchor rode, dock lines, or towing hawser lines. Characterized by a vert...


1103
1913 ES RITCHIE & SONS Liquid Ship's Compass
The 1913 E.S. Ritchie & Sons Liquid Ship�s Compass is a highly collectible, historically significant maritime artifact. Famously pioneering the liquid-filled compass design in the 1860s, E.S. Ritchie & Sons became the gold standard for the U.S. ...

1104
1970 Curtis Jer� Bronze BOY RINGING BELL
The "Boy Ringing Bell" is a highly collectible mid-century modern figurative bronze tabletop sculpture created by Curtis Jer� (the joint pseudonym for artists Jerry Fels and Curtis Freiler) for Artisan House.


1106
J McNevin Engraving DESTRUCTION OF SCHOONER GASPE
19th-century steel engraving titled "Destruction of the schooner Gasp� in the waters of Rhode Island, 1772".

1107
Colored Engraving BOMBARDMENT OF FORT FISHER
The historical colored engraving depicting the Bombardment and Capture of Fort Fisher (January 15, 1865) primarily highlight the massive Civil War amphibious assault.

1108
Colored Engraving ROANOKE ISLAND LANDING OF TROOPS
Alonzo Chappel's work, titled "Attack Upon Roanoke Island � Landing of the Troops," was originally painted by Chappel and subsequently produced as a high-quality steel engraving. It was published in 1862 by Johnson, Fry & Co. in New York for the...

1109
Vintage Pond Yacht Sailboat
A vintage pond yacht sailboat is a highly collectible, functional scale model sailboat originally crafted in the 19th and mid-20th centuries to be raced on public or ornamental park lakes. Long before the advent of modern radio control (RC), these in...


1111
Whitecap Chrome Plated Brass Ship's Bell
The Whitecap Chrome Plated Brass Ship's Bell is a marine-grade signaling device designed to meet United States Coast Guard (USCG) requirements. Unlike lower-quality "spun brass" alternatives, Whitecap bells are constructed from heavy cast brass with ...

1112
Vintage Nautical Maritime Round Cowl Vent
A nautical round cowl vent is a essential passive ventilation device designed to maximize airflow into a boat's cabin or bilge while keeping out unwanted water. These classic marine components are often mounted atop a deck or Dorade box to provide co...

1113
David Joy Watercolor Painting on Nautical Chart
David Joy's watercolor paintings on nautical charts represent a popular regional maritime art style. His work typically features watercolor renderings of classic maritime subjects�such as boats, tugboats, ships, or local lighthouses�painted...

1114
WWII LIONEL Taffrail Log FISH Spinner
During World War II, The Lionel Corporation�the famous American toy train manufacturer�shifted almost all of its production facilities away from toys to manufacture high-precision military equipment for the war effort. Among the most notabl...

1115
1920's SESSIONS 8-Day Tall Ship Banjo Clock
The 1920's SESSIONS 8-Day Reverse Painted (�glomis�) Glass Tall Ship Banjo Clock is a classic example of Early American Federal revival style, produced during the peak era of mechanical home horology by the Sessions Clock Company in Forestv...

1116
WESTERN CARTRIDGE Wooden Ammo Ammunition Box
Manufactured by the Western Cartridge Company out of East Alton, Illinois (later a division of Olin Industries), these durable wooden crates were originally used to ship bulk metallic cartridges and shotgun shells.


1118
WWII AGFA US ARMY AIR FORCE A-10 Bubble Sextant
comes in wooden Transit Case The WWII Type A-10 Bubble Sextant manufactured by Agfa Ansco was a critical pieces of celestial navigation equipment used by the U.S. Army Air Forces (USAAF) during World War II. Unlike traditional marine sextants that ...

1119
WWII US Navy Chelsea Bakelite Ship's Clock & Key
Worked great at time of listing Produced by the Chelsea Clock Company of Boston, Massachusetts, these clocks transitioned from traditional brass to heavy black phenolic (Bakelite) casings during World War II to conserve metal for the war effort and ...

1120
Kelvin & White WWII US NAVY Mark III Pelorus
The Kelvin & White WWII US Navy Mark III Pelorus is a highly collectible, World War II-era maritime navigation instrument manufactured by the Kelvin & Wilfrid O. White Co. under contract for the U.S. Navy Bureau of Ships. A pelorus is an "un-gimbaled...

1121
1870 Voightlander & Sohn Race Track Binoculars
One lens is cracked but it does NOT obstucted view or vision. These were the official field glasses of Monmouth Horse Racetrack.



1124
WWII WAVES US Navy Woman;s Service Cap
The WWII US Navy WAVES Service Cap�often referred to as the main uniform hat or "bucket hat"�was designed by American fashion designer Mainbocher specifically for the WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service). Established in Ju...


1126
2- USS BATON ROUGE SSN 689 Keel Laid SP Plates
The USS Baton Rouge (SSN-689), a Los Angeles-class nuclear-powered attack submarine, had its keel laid down on November 18, 1972, at Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia. Silver-plated commemorative plates and presentation trays offer a classic, po...


1128

1129
WWII US Army CAMP SHELBY Sweetheart Pillow Cover
A US Army Camp Shelby Sweetheart Pillow Cover is a highly collectible piece of World War II military memorabilia. Sold primarily at Post Exchanges (PX) during the 1940s, these sentimental souvenirs were bought by soldiers stationed at Camp Shelby, Mi...


1131
Keel Laying Plaque for the USS CALIFORNIA
Nuclear Powered Guided Missile Destroyer

1132
1810 James Barenger Mezzotint Engraving WIDGEONS
Engraved by Charles Turner 1810 This is Plate 6 of the 14 part series, British Feather Game James Barenger (1780�1831): A classic English sporting artist and painter who regularly exhibited his work at the Royal Academy between 1807 and 1831. A...

1133
1780 Johann A Ziegler Engraving PARISH CHURCH
The 1780 engraving by German-Austrian artist Johann Andreas Ziegler depicts the Piaristenkirche (also known as the Maria Treu Kirche), a prominent baroque parish church located in Vienna, Austria. Ziegler (1749�1802) was highly celebrated for ...


1135
Pyrex 444 DAISY 4-Quart Cinderella Mixing Bowl
The Pyrex #444 Daisy 4-Quart Cinderella Mixing Bowl is the largest bowl in the classic 440-series nesting set, featuring the signature Cinderella design with two functional pour spouts that double as handles. When searching for the "Daisy" pattern, i...

1136
2 Sets Vintage Salt & Pepper Shakers- Animals
one set features cows and the other set features squirrels


1138
MCM Wooden Bread Box
Missing removable Cutting Board











1149
Matchbox 1/76 Sd.Kfz. 232 German Radio Car Diorama
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1150
2- Tamiya 1/48 US 2-1/2 Ton Airfield Fuel Trucks
These Models are all intricately hand painted.

1151
2- Model WWII British Humber Armoured Cars
These Models are all intricately hand painted.

1152
Matchbox WWII Whitewash Camo Soviet T-34 Tank
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1153
Matchbox Diamond T M/19 Tank Transporter Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1154
Italeri 1/35 Scale M-24 Chaffee Light Tank Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1155
Dragon WWII M4 Sherman Medium Tank Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1156
Hand Painted Soviet T-34/35 Medium Tank Model
Cyrillic writing translates to, "Only 50 KM Left to the Lair of the Fascist Beast" This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1157
Tamiya Model US M40 155mm Gun Motor Carriage
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1158
Hasegawa 1/72 Scale M3 Lee Medium Tank Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1159
Tamiya 1/48 British Churchill MKVII Crocodile Tank
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1160
Tamiya 1/48 Scale Soviet T-34-85 Medium Tank Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1161
Tamiya 1/35 Scale Soviet T-34/76 Tank Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1162
Tamiya 1/35 Scale US M3 Stuart Light Tank Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1163
2- Unimax 1/32 Scale WWII US Army M3 Half-Tracks
These Models are all intricately hand painted.

1164
2- Tamiya 1/35 US Deuce & Half 2.5 Ton Cargo Truck
These Models are all intricately hand painted.

1165
Tamiya 1/48 Scale Soviet KV-1 Heavy Tank Model
Syrillic translates, "MOSCOW TO BERLIN" This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1166
Italeri 1/72 Scale M3A1 WWII US White Scout Car
This Model is all intricately hand painted.


1168
Penn Line HO Train Steam Engine & Tender Car
Pennsyvania Railroad #112 Mikado

1169
Varney HO B&O Railroad 0-4-0 Dockside Switcher
This Switcher Locomotive was also called "Little Joe"




1173
Victorian Electrified Brass Gas Harp Light Fixture
A Victorian electrified brass gas harp light is a distinctive late 19th-century lighting fixture defined by its elongated, loop-shaped frame that closely resembles a musical harp. Originally engineered to burn illuminating gas, surviving authentic pi...

1174
Victorian Electrified Brass Gas Harp Light Fixture
A Victorian electrified brass gas harp light is a distinctive late 19th-century lighting fixture defined by its elongated, loop-shaped frame that closely resembles a musical harp. Originally engineered to burn illuminating gas, surviving authentic pi...



1177
1907 Kingfisher Split-Bamboo Fishing Rod
The 1907 Kingfisher Split-Bamboo Fishing Rod is a classic piece of American angling history, originally sold as a "trade rod" through the Edward K. Tryon Sporting Goods Company of Philadelphia. Tryon owned the trademarked "Kingfisher" brand name and ...

1178
Vintage P&K "Walkie Talkie" Topwater Fishing Lure
The Vintage P&K �Walkie Talkie� is a classic topwater surface popper fishing lure designed by Pop Adam between 1943 and 1947 and manufactured by Pachner & Koller (P&K) in Chicago, Illinois. Molded from Tenite plastic, this 3-inch, 1/2-ounce...

1179
Vintage Gypsy King Casting Spoon Fishing Lure
The Vintage Gypsy King Casting Spoon is a highly collectible mid-century American metal fishing lure primarily manufactured by the Erwin Weller Company out of Sioux City, Iowa. Renowned for its classic teardrop profile and heavy stamped metal constru...

1180
South Bend "Bass-Oreno" Topwater Plug Fishing Lure
The South Bend "Bass-Oreno" is one of the most iconic and successful wooden topwater plug fishing lures in angling history, first introduced by the South Bend Bait Company in 1915 or 1916. Celebrated for its chunky wooden body and a distinctive conca...

1181
South Bend "Fish-Obite" Fishing Lure
The South Bend "Fish-Obite" is a highly collectible, classic plastic fishing lure first introduced by the South Bend Bait Company of South Bend, Indiana in 1939 and manufactured until 1953. Known for its unique molded tagline and durable Tenite plast...


1183
George Lawrence CHALLENGER Gun Belt Holster
528 Fit Code denotes 6" Barrel Medium Frame Double Action Revolver 40" Waist This was more than likely a Pennyslvania Police Officer's









1192
Antique Auger & Draw Shave
missing one handle






1198
Vintage Woman's Mink Mid Length Fur Coat
needs stitch at seam under arm




1202
1910-40 Tillinghast Dairy NY 1 pint Milk Bottle
Maryland.Auction and Collecting History� Auction Records: The specific 1-pint bottle was listed in an online-only auction block that ran from October 8 to October 15, 2026.� Historical Timeline: The "1910-40" designation The Tillinghast Dai...

1203
JOIN THE CARSTAIRS CROWD Advertising Thermometer
The JOIN THE CARSTAIRS CROWD Advertising Thermometer is a vintage barware and distillery collectible promoting Carstairs White Seal Blended Whiskey (historically produced by the Carstairs Distilling Co.).






1209
Greg & Jeff Quayle Original Flea Sculpture
"The Original Flea" is a series of whimsical, handcrafted metal sculptures created by the father-and-son artist duo Greg and Jeff Quayle. First introduced by Greg Quayle in the fall of 1972, these fun-loving figural characters poke lighthearted fun a...







1216
1887 John Sommer Faucet Barrel Bunghole Keg Tap
The 1887 John Sommer Faucet Barrel Bunghole Keg Tap refers to an antique wooden spigot originally patented by John Sommer, Jr. in Newark, New Jersey. First applied for on July 22, 1887, and used as early as 1885, this design became a staple of the br...



1219
Solid Brass Duck Head Architectural Hardware
Great for a coat hook or drawer pull

1220
Hubley CAPE COD COTTAGE Cast Iron Doorstop
The Hubley Cape Cod Cottage is a highly collectible, antique cast iron doorstop produced by the Hubley Manufacturing Company of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. This iconic piece was manufactured during the 1920s to 1930s using a traditional sand-molding ca...


1222
Haussner's Wrought Iron French Provincial Mirror
This Mirror hung in the famous Haussner�s Restaurant in Baltimore. Haussner�s Restaurant was an iconic Baltimore landmark located at 3244 Eastern Avenue in Highlandtown. Opened in 1926 by German immigrants William Henry Haussner and Frances...




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CLAWS The Blue Crab's Thanksgiving Antiques Auction

Blue Crab Auction

Blue Crab Auction


Contact: Michael Ernst
Phone: 4439497055
Sale Location
Annapolis, MD 21401
Full Address Available after 9 am
on Wednesday, Nov 11
Sale Dates and Times
Sale Terms and Conditions
Auction Terms & Condition- THIS WILL BE A TIMED ONLINE ONLY AUCTION EVENT -One lot will be scheduled to end Approx. every 5 seconds. TERMS OF SALE -We advise all prospective bidders to read the Terms & Conditions of the Auction Sale before bidding in a BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. Sale. By placing a bid the bidder is bound by those Terms and Conditions of the Sale, as amended by any oral announcement or posted notices, which together form the contract of the sale between the successful bidder (purchaser), BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. and the seller (consignor) of the lot(s). 1. All property is sold "As Is, Where Is", with no guarantees or warranties, expressed or implied and All Sales are Final. There are no bid reversals or refunds. 2. INSPECTION: Prospective bidders have the opportunity to examine items of interest. Condition reports are offered as a courtesy but they are a matter of opinion and BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc., is not liable for any omissions or errors. Property is open to thorough public inspection. The bidder is invited, urged and cautioned to inspect the property prior to bidding. Property will be available for inspection by appointment. It is the Bidder's responsibility to determine condition, age, genuineness, authenticity, value or any other determinative factor prior to placing a bid on an item. Bidder shall be the sole judge of value. BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. may attempt to describe the merchandise in advertising, on the internet, over the phone and at the auction but makes no representations. Persons in attendance during inspection, sale or removal of merchandise assume all risks of damage or loss to persons, property, or merchandise and shall exercise proper precautions at all times for the protection of persons and property and shall comply with all safety and health requirements as directed by Auctioneer, and local, state and federal regulations. Auctioneer, its agents, its employees and representatives shall not be liable by reason of any defect in or about the condition of the premises on which the auction is held. Buyer specifically releases Auctioneer, its agents and representatives from all liability thereof. In no event shall BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. be held responsible for having made or implied any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. 3. INQUIRIES are answered on a first come first serve basis as a courtesy to clients unable to attend preview and may be submitted by e-mail. Please do not contact the office by phone. Additional information provided in response to inquiries is offered as our opinion only and is not part of the description of the goods being sold. 4. BIDDER REGISTRATION: There is no cost register for an auction. Bidder must be 18 years of age or older, and is required to register for each auction. To participate in this Auction prospective bidders must register & provide identification information to establish that you are a valid bidder: At the time of registration, we collect information about you to verify who you are before you can bid. Bidders must submit information found to be current, complete, and accurate for proper identification. We collect credit card information to ensure that you are a qualified buyer. Bidder is responsible for security of his/her bidding number/user name and password, and any and all bids placed under the assigned number/ID. Auctioneer should be notified immediately if the Bidder believes his/her bid number, account and/or password have been compromised. There is no cost to register for an auction. BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc., at its sole discretion, reserves the right to terminate any registration, deny any person for any reason permission or access to bid, to reject any and all bids, and to suspend or ban Bidders from bidding. Bidder registration is not transferable or assignable. 5. Bid Status: BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. may refuse your bid for any reason, especially if we feel it may be fraudulent activity. If you feel we have declined a bid or blocked you mistakenly you may reach out to us to explain your situation so that we can further evaluate its validity. We recommend that when bidding place yours bids early so that you will know that your bid will be accepted. Don't wait until the final minute before the item closes to try to bid. Bid per item and the bidding is already over that amount. If you know you will be bidding higher than the amount that you were approved for contact us prior to the item ending and we can make a manual change. All items offered online will have a minimum starting bid as displayed on the online catalogue. Online bids lower than minimum will not be accepted. 6. CATALOGUE ERRORS & OMISSIONS: If a description does not match a picture in a lot, the photos take precedence. If you find an error please contact BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. and we will attempt to rectify it. All items are sold on an "as is, where is" basis, with all faults. In the event an item was listed in error or an item can't be located during pick up for any reason, the bidder agrees that their maximum recourse is a full refund of the item in question and that all other items bid on remain binding. By bidding you are acknowledging agreement with the terms above. Do not bid unless you agree to all of these terms. The Bidder is responsible for knowing which item is being bid on. If the Bidder is unsure, they should inquire or not bid. When becoming the winning bidder at auction you have effected a contract and will be expected to pay for items in which you were evidenced to be the successful bidder. Auctioneer will not honor "mistakes". 7. REVIEWING YOUR BIDS: During an auction you can check the status of your bids at any time by logging into your Hibid account. Please be careful when placing bids. Placing a bid is a two step process. When you click the bid button it will pull up a window verifying that you want to place that bid. If you want to place the next bid increment that the computer is asking for you can do that. If you desire to increase the amount of your bid, this screen will allow you to bid a higher amount. Ensure that you type in the correct amount. If you make an error the BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. can attempt to correct it but it has to be in a timely manner before the item closes. In order to make a correction you must contact the BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. at 443-949-7055. You are responsible for the bids that you place. Note that no bids can be withdrawn after the auction for any reason. 8. PROGRESSION OF THE AUCTION: Auctions are typically uploaded to the HiBid Auction Platform 3-5 days before the auction is scheduled to begin. Each Auction will have a scheduled time that each auction's items will begin closing. If an auction starts closing on a Thursday night at 6 PM the first lot will be scheduled to close at that time. Depending on the quantity of items in the Auction lots may be scheduled to end anywhere between 5 to 30 seconds apart. Each lot will show a scheduled ending time. If no one bids in the final minute before a lot is scheduled to close that lot will close out. If someone bids within the final minute before that lot is scheduled to close, 2 Extra minute will be added to that lot and that lot only to allow additional time for people to bid. The remaining lots behind that lot will continue to close as scheduled unless someone bids in the last minute on that specific lot as well. This is done to prevent a bidder from 'sniping', all bids made in the last minute of the auction will force an item to stay open for an additional 2 minute. This gives the back bidder additional time to increase his/her bid if desired. This process will continue until all bidding has ceased on no one bids within the additional 2 minutes that was added. 9. PAYING FOR YOUR PURCHASES: Upon closure of the auction, the bidder will receive an invoice including total items won, buyer's premium and applicable sales tax. This invoice can be paid with cash or credit card in hand upon pickup only. CHECKS ARE NOT ACCEPTED unless prior approval is granted. If an item needs to be shipped,a second invoice will be provided that includes shipping. Upon the bidders notification to BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc., that items require shipment, an second invoice, which will include shipping costs, will be sent. 10. BIDDING NOTIFICATIONS: You can choose to be notified by email during the auction if you have been outbid. Please note that outbid notifications are NOT sent out during the last two hours of the sale. You can watch each item end. If you are the high bidder on an item the item will be highlighted in Green in the Live Auction area. If the lot changes from green to red it means that you have been outbid and would need to bid again at a higher bid. The item will not change back to green until you have surpassed the high bid that the back bidder placed. 11. RESERVE: Seldom are items sold with Reserve. If an item is being sold with a reserve, it will be clearly marked and identified. For items sold with a 'reserve', you will be required to pay a minimum amount in order to win the item. 12. REMOVAL OF ITEMS: All items are sold in place. Buyers are responsible to remove items in a good workmanlike manner. Any plumbing must be shut off before being disconnected and any electrical that is disconnected must be capped. You must bring any and all tools, equipment required to disconnect and remove any items you purchase. You must bring any required labor to assist in carrying your items from the site to your vehicle. We will have staff onsite to assist buyers in finding their items but they will likely not be available to assist in any way with removal of your items. Please plan ahead and come prepared. You are expected to bring boxes, packing materials, tape, tools, wheel carts, dollies or anything else needed to remove your items in a timely manner. Any items not removed by the times shown will be deemed abandoned regardless of the price. If you can't pick your items up during the time scheduled, you are responsible for designating someone to pick your items up during the time that we are scheduled to be there. You have been advised of the preview and pickup dates prior to the auction. If you are unable or unwilling to pick up your items during the scheduled time please don't bid on the items unless you provide someone to pick your items up for you. 13. STORAGE: If items are left beyond the pickup windows for each auction we have implemented a storage fee for all items. Each item not picked up by end of day Monday after an auction will be subject to a $5.00 fee for storage up to 30 days. Fee is PER item, meaning 5 items will equate to a $25.00 storage charge. Items still in our possession at the end of 30 days will be automatically re-consigned by the buyer. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS. 14. RISK TO PERSON AND PROPERTY: BY REGISTERING AS A BUYER, YOU AGREE THAT BLUE CRAB AUCTION & THE SELLER/CONSIGNOR ARE NOT LIABLE TO YOU FOR ANY DAMAGE TO THE ITEMS YOU PURCHASED, YOUR OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY, OR FOR INJURY OR DEATH. Please take care of yourself and your items as you have released us from liability. We will not be liable for damage or injury to individuals or their property. Purchaser assumes all risk and liability whatsoever resulting from the use of the item(s) sold hereunder; and shall defend, indemnify, and save harmless Auctioneer and Seller from any liability. 15. AUCTION RECORDS: In the unlikely event of a dispute, you agree to accept as true the information that we have in our records. 16. ADDITIONS & DELETIONS: We reserve the right to remove and/or add lots and/or items to the sale at any point during the auction. The Auctioneer reserves the right to accept bids in any increment he feels is in the best interest of his client, the Seller. The Auctioneer reserves the right to reject the bidding of any person whose conduct, actions, or adverse comments he feels are not in the best interest of the Seller. 17. SALES TAX: Sales tax will be added to the purchase of all taxable items. Dealers who purchase for resale must file their resale permit numbers. If you are a Maryland Dealer you are required to have a Valid Sales & Use Tax License with the State of Maryland. We are required to verify that the license is Valid before deducting Sales Tax. We will verify the Tax # that you provide and print a Blanket Resale form for your to sign. This needs to be completed before the billing process is initiated. You can't use someone else's Sales & Use License. For Bidders from another state we are required by the State of Maryland to have a copy of your State Business License/Tax License on file in order not to charge Tax. ALL REQUESTS FOR REFUND/EXEMPTION OF SALES TAX MUST SUBMIT PAPERWORK WITHIN 15 DAYS (NON-BUSINESS) OF CLOSE OF AUCTION OR THE AMOUNT WILL BE FORFEIT. TAXES ARE SUBMITTED MONTHLY SO THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS. 18. BUYER'S PREMIUM: A premium of 16% of the bid price will be added to the price of each item purchased. Taxes are calculated AFTER the buyer's premium. The Bidders Payment Type will not affect the Buyer Premium at an Online Only Auction. The buyer's premium includes commissions and/or fee's retained by the Online Bidding Platform company. 19. If the foregoing conditions or any other applicable conditions are not complied with, in addition to other remedies available to Auctioneer and Seller by law, including without limitation, the right to hold the purchaser liable for the bid price, the Auctioneer, at their option may (1) resell the property publicly or privately, with purchaser being liable for the payment of any deficiency plus all costs incurred, or (2) cancel the sale, retaining liquidated damages on all payments made by purchaser, Auctioneer commission and all other incidental damages will be charged. Information in brochures, catalogs and other advertisements are from sources believed to be reliable; however prospective purchasers are urged to inspect the inventory or property to satisfy themselves as to condition, model, manufacturer, year, features, mileage, survey, acres, etc. Neither the Auctioneer nor our client make any guarantees and are not responsible for listing or advertising inaccuracies or discrepancies. 20. All statements made by the Auctioneer the day of the auction take precedence over oral statements and/or printed materials. 21. Local Pickup is recommended: Buyer is responsible for bringing all Tools, Manpower, Boxes & Packing materials to remove the items in a timely manner. 22. SHIPPING: BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. does in-house shipping on standard shippable items for a per box handling fee of $6 plus the total cost of the actual shipping. Most items can be combined to ship in one box. There can be exception to the one box combination, at BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc., shipping departments discretion, multiple boxes may be necessary, ie. a glass framed painting will not becombined with a ship's compass, or 60 pieces china set cannot be combined into one box. In the event that an item is deemed shippable, but either oversized or over weight, an additional $10 handling fee will be accessed. Oversized or overweight shippable items will be clearly marked in the description of the item. *WE ONLY ACCEPT PAYPAL AS THE FORM OF PAYMENT FOR ANY AND ALL SHIPPED ITEMS.* There will be no refunds if you choose not to have your items shipped. Some items deemed unshippable, due size or extremely delicate nature, The buyer is solely responsible for either pickup or arranging their own crating and freighting. These items will be clearly marked in the item description. We recommend utilizing LTL (Less than truckload) freight services. Some examples of these services include: 1) UShip (https://www.uship.com/) 2) Priority 1 (https://www.priority1.com/) 3) Uber Freight (https://www.uberfreight.com/) 4) NAVIS Pack & Ship (https://www.gonavis.com/) 410-737-8020. 23. The BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. reserves the right to extend the bidding time if an error should occur with the online server. 24. By registering for the Auction you hereby agree to receive mail and/or email correspondence from BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. from time to time. Auctioneer uses email mailing lists to notify customers about online and live auctions. Customers who do not wish to be notified should contact the office at (443) 949-7055 and request removal from the email mailing list. You can unsubscribe at any time. 25. Glossary of Terms: "Manner of" - a work of art done in the style of the artist but which, in our opinion, is from a later date or by another hand "After" - a copy of a work of art by the artist, which could be done during the artist's life time or thereafter. "Attributed to" - a work of art which, in our opinion, is likely to be by the artist. Note that this does not supersede the fact that all items are sold as-is. Artist's name in title - if we list an artist's name in the title without qualification, it is our opinion that the work of art was executed by that artist. Note that this does not supersede the fact that all items are sold as-is. "Style" - any item which is in the style of, but not created by or during the period of, the qualified term. "Style" could be used for a variety of items, for example a Chippendale-style dresser would be a dresser in the Chippendale style but created later, or a Picasso-style painting could be any painting created in the artist's style at any time. "ozt" - troy ounces "ctw" - carats total weight
Listing Details
Claws The Blue Crab's Thanksgiving Antiques Auction Hear ye! Hear ye! Come gather around, Claws the Pilgrim Crab is auction-bound! With gavel in claw and his hat sitting just right, He'll bring antique treasures to auction delight! From nautical treasures to vehicles of war, Hand-painted models and engravings galore! 18th and 19th-century prints, colored by hand, And wonderful antiques from across the land! Pilgrims and Native Americans, come join the fun, November 12th through 19th, there are bargains to be won! So gobble up the deals before they're all gone, Claws cries, "Happy Thanksgiving-and let the bidding roll on!"

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WILLIAM J ROTCH Whaling Ship Stick Built Model
The name refers directly to the famous Rotch family whaling dynasty, which operated one of the most influential shipping empires in American history out of Nantucket and New Bedford, Massachusetts. The family member William James Rotch (1819�18...

1101
Bronze Marine Mooring Sampson Crosshead Bollard
Bronze Marine Mooring Sampson Crosshead Bollard (commonly referred to as a Samson post, crosshead bitt, or mooring bitt) is a heavy-duty piece of deck hardware used to secure an anchor rode, dock lines, or towing hawser lines. Characterized by a vert...


1103
1913 ES RITCHIE & SONS Liquid Ship's Compass
The 1913 E.S. Ritchie & Sons Liquid Ship�s Compass is a highly collectible, historically significant maritime artifact. Famously pioneering the liquid-filled compass design in the 1860s, E.S. Ritchie & Sons became the gold standard for the U.S. ...

1104
1970 Curtis Jer� Bronze BOY RINGING BELL
The "Boy Ringing Bell" is a highly collectible mid-century modern figurative bronze tabletop sculpture created by Curtis Jer� (the joint pseudonym for artists Jerry Fels and Curtis Freiler) for Artisan House.


1106
J McNevin Engraving DESTRUCTION OF SCHOONER GASPE
19th-century steel engraving titled "Destruction of the schooner Gasp� in the waters of Rhode Island, 1772".

1107
Colored Engraving BOMBARDMENT OF FORT FISHER
The historical colored engraving depicting the Bombardment and Capture of Fort Fisher (January 15, 1865) primarily highlight the massive Civil War amphibious assault.

1108
Colored Engraving ROANOKE ISLAND LANDING OF TROOPS
Alonzo Chappel's work, titled "Attack Upon Roanoke Island � Landing of the Troops," was originally painted by Chappel and subsequently produced as a high-quality steel engraving. It was published in 1862 by Johnson, Fry & Co. in New York for the...

1109
Vintage Pond Yacht Sailboat
A vintage pond yacht sailboat is a highly collectible, functional scale model sailboat originally crafted in the 19th and mid-20th centuries to be raced on public or ornamental park lakes. Long before the advent of modern radio control (RC), these in...


1111
Whitecap Chrome Plated Brass Ship's Bell
The Whitecap Chrome Plated Brass Ship's Bell is a marine-grade signaling device designed to meet United States Coast Guard (USCG) requirements. Unlike lower-quality "spun brass" alternatives, Whitecap bells are constructed from heavy cast brass with ...

1112
Vintage Nautical Maritime Round Cowl Vent
A nautical round cowl vent is a essential passive ventilation device designed to maximize airflow into a boat's cabin or bilge while keeping out unwanted water. These classic marine components are often mounted atop a deck or Dorade box to provide co...

1113
David Joy Watercolor Painting on Nautical Chart
David Joy's watercolor paintings on nautical charts represent a popular regional maritime art style. His work typically features watercolor renderings of classic maritime subjects�such as boats, tugboats, ships, or local lighthouses�painted...

1114
WWII LIONEL Taffrail Log FISH Spinner
During World War II, The Lionel Corporation�the famous American toy train manufacturer�shifted almost all of its production facilities away from toys to manufacture high-precision military equipment for the war effort. Among the most notabl...

1115
1920's SESSIONS 8-Day Tall Ship Banjo Clock
The 1920's SESSIONS 8-Day Reverse Painted (�glomis�) Glass Tall Ship Banjo Clock is a classic example of Early American Federal revival style, produced during the peak era of mechanical home horology by the Sessions Clock Company in Forestv...

1116
WESTERN CARTRIDGE Wooden Ammo Ammunition Box
Manufactured by the Western Cartridge Company out of East Alton, Illinois (later a division of Olin Industries), these durable wooden crates were originally used to ship bulk metallic cartridges and shotgun shells.


1118
WWII AGFA US ARMY AIR FORCE A-10 Bubble Sextant
comes in wooden Transit Case The WWII Type A-10 Bubble Sextant manufactured by Agfa Ansco was a critical pieces of celestial navigation equipment used by the U.S. Army Air Forces (USAAF) during World War II. Unlike traditional marine sextants that ...

1119
WWII US Navy Chelsea Bakelite Ship's Clock & Key
Worked great at time of listing Produced by the Chelsea Clock Company of Boston, Massachusetts, these clocks transitioned from traditional brass to heavy black phenolic (Bakelite) casings during World War II to conserve metal for the war effort and ...

1120
Kelvin & White WWII US NAVY Mark III Pelorus
The Kelvin & White WWII US Navy Mark III Pelorus is a highly collectible, World War II-era maritime navigation instrument manufactured by the Kelvin & Wilfrid O. White Co. under contract for the U.S. Navy Bureau of Ships. A pelorus is an "un-gimbaled...

1121
1870 Voightlander & Sohn Race Track Binoculars
One lens is cracked but it does NOT obstucted view or vision. These were the official field glasses of Monmouth Horse Racetrack.



1124
WWII WAVES US Navy Woman;s Service Cap
The WWII US Navy WAVES Service Cap�often referred to as the main uniform hat or "bucket hat"�was designed by American fashion designer Mainbocher specifically for the WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service). Established in Ju...


1126
2- USS BATON ROUGE SSN 689 Keel Laid SP Plates
The USS Baton Rouge (SSN-689), a Los Angeles-class nuclear-powered attack submarine, had its keel laid down on November 18, 1972, at Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia. Silver-plated commemorative plates and presentation trays offer a classic, po...


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1129
WWII US Army CAMP SHELBY Sweetheart Pillow Cover
A US Army Camp Shelby Sweetheart Pillow Cover is a highly collectible piece of World War II military memorabilia. Sold primarily at Post Exchanges (PX) during the 1940s, these sentimental souvenirs were bought by soldiers stationed at Camp Shelby, Mi...


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Keel Laying Plaque for the USS CALIFORNIA
Nuclear Powered Guided Missile Destroyer

1132
1810 James Barenger Mezzotint Engraving WIDGEONS
Engraved by Charles Turner 1810 This is Plate 6 of the 14 part series, British Feather Game James Barenger (1780�1831): A classic English sporting artist and painter who regularly exhibited his work at the Royal Academy between 1807 and 1831. A...

1133
1780 Johann A Ziegler Engraving PARISH CHURCH
The 1780 engraving by German-Austrian artist Johann Andreas Ziegler depicts the Piaristenkirche (also known as the Maria Treu Kirche), a prominent baroque parish church located in Vienna, Austria. Ziegler (1749�1802) was highly celebrated for ...


1135
Pyrex 444 DAISY 4-Quart Cinderella Mixing Bowl
The Pyrex #444 Daisy 4-Quart Cinderella Mixing Bowl is the largest bowl in the classic 440-series nesting set, featuring the signature Cinderella design with two functional pour spouts that double as handles. When searching for the "Daisy" pattern, i...

1136
2 Sets Vintage Salt & Pepper Shakers- Animals
one set features cows and the other set features squirrels


1138
MCM Wooden Bread Box
Missing removable Cutting Board











1149
Matchbox 1/76 Sd.Kfz. 232 German Radio Car Diorama
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1150
2- Tamiya 1/48 US 2-1/2 Ton Airfield Fuel Trucks
These Models are all intricately hand painted.

1151
2- Model WWII British Humber Armoured Cars
These Models are all intricately hand painted.

1152
Matchbox WWII Whitewash Camo Soviet T-34 Tank
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1153
Matchbox Diamond T M/19 Tank Transporter Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1154
Italeri 1/35 Scale M-24 Chaffee Light Tank Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1155
Dragon WWII M4 Sherman Medium Tank Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1156
Hand Painted Soviet T-34/35 Medium Tank Model
Cyrillic writing translates to, "Only 50 KM Left to the Lair of the Fascist Beast" This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1157
Tamiya Model US M40 155mm Gun Motor Carriage
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1158
Hasegawa 1/72 Scale M3 Lee Medium Tank Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1159
Tamiya 1/48 British Churchill MKVII Crocodile Tank
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1160
Tamiya 1/48 Scale Soviet T-34-85 Medium Tank Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1161
Tamiya 1/35 Scale Soviet T-34/76 Tank Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1162
Tamiya 1/35 Scale US M3 Stuart Light Tank Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1163
2- Unimax 1/32 Scale WWII US Army M3 Half-Tracks
These Models are all intricately hand painted.

1164
2- Tamiya 1/35 US Deuce & Half 2.5 Ton Cargo Truck
These Models are all intricately hand painted.

1165
Tamiya 1/48 Scale Soviet KV-1 Heavy Tank Model
Syrillic translates, "MOSCOW TO BERLIN" This Model is all intricately hand painted.

1166
Italeri 1/72 Scale M3A1 WWII US White Scout Car
This Model is all intricately hand painted.


1168
Penn Line HO Train Steam Engine & Tender Car
Pennsyvania Railroad #112 Mikado

1169
Varney HO B&O Railroad 0-4-0 Dockside Switcher
This Switcher Locomotive was also called "Little Joe"




1173
Victorian Electrified Brass Gas Harp Light Fixture
A Victorian electrified brass gas harp light is a distinctive late 19th-century lighting fixture defined by its elongated, loop-shaped frame that closely resembles a musical harp. Originally engineered to burn illuminating gas, surviving authentic pi...

1174
Victorian Electrified Brass Gas Harp Light Fixture
A Victorian electrified brass gas harp light is a distinctive late 19th-century lighting fixture defined by its elongated, loop-shaped frame that closely resembles a musical harp. Originally engineered to burn illuminating gas, surviving authentic pi...



1177
1907 Kingfisher Split-Bamboo Fishing Rod
The 1907 Kingfisher Split-Bamboo Fishing Rod is a classic piece of American angling history, originally sold as a "trade rod" through the Edward K. Tryon Sporting Goods Company of Philadelphia. Tryon owned the trademarked "Kingfisher" brand name and ...

1178
Vintage P&K "Walkie Talkie" Topwater Fishing Lure
The Vintage P&K �Walkie Talkie� is a classic topwater surface popper fishing lure designed by Pop Adam between 1943 and 1947 and manufactured by Pachner & Koller (P&K) in Chicago, Illinois. Molded from Tenite plastic, this 3-inch, 1/2-ounce...

1179
Vintage Gypsy King Casting Spoon Fishing Lure
The Vintage Gypsy King Casting Spoon is a highly collectible mid-century American metal fishing lure primarily manufactured by the Erwin Weller Company out of Sioux City, Iowa. Renowned for its classic teardrop profile and heavy stamped metal constru...

1180
South Bend "Bass-Oreno" Topwater Plug Fishing Lure
The South Bend "Bass-Oreno" is one of the most iconic and successful wooden topwater plug fishing lures in angling history, first introduced by the South Bend Bait Company in 1915 or 1916. Celebrated for its chunky wooden body and a distinctive conca...

1181
South Bend "Fish-Obite" Fishing Lure
The South Bend "Fish-Obite" is a highly collectible, classic plastic fishing lure first introduced by the South Bend Bait Company of South Bend, Indiana in 1939 and manufactured until 1953. Known for its unique molded tagline and durable Tenite plast...


1183
George Lawrence CHALLENGER Gun Belt Holster
528 Fit Code denotes 6" Barrel Medium Frame Double Action Revolver 40" Waist This was more than likely a Pennyslvania Police Officer's









1192
Antique Auger & Draw Shave
missing one handle






1198
Vintage Woman's Mink Mid Length Fur Coat
needs stitch at seam under arm




1202
1910-40 Tillinghast Dairy NY 1 pint Milk Bottle
Maryland.Auction and Collecting History� Auction Records: The specific 1-pint bottle was listed in an online-only auction block that ran from October 8 to October 15, 2026.� Historical Timeline: The "1910-40" designation The Tillinghast Dai...

1203
JOIN THE CARSTAIRS CROWD Advertising Thermometer
The JOIN THE CARSTAIRS CROWD Advertising Thermometer is a vintage barware and distillery collectible promoting Carstairs White Seal Blended Whiskey (historically produced by the Carstairs Distilling Co.).






1209
Greg & Jeff Quayle Original Flea Sculpture
"The Original Flea" is a series of whimsical, handcrafted metal sculptures created by the father-and-son artist duo Greg and Jeff Quayle. First introduced by Greg Quayle in the fall of 1972, these fun-loving figural characters poke lighthearted fun a...







1216
1887 John Sommer Faucet Barrel Bunghole Keg Tap
The 1887 John Sommer Faucet Barrel Bunghole Keg Tap refers to an antique wooden spigot originally patented by John Sommer, Jr. in Newark, New Jersey. First applied for on July 22, 1887, and used as early as 1885, this design became a staple of the br...



1219
Solid Brass Duck Head Architectural Hardware
Great for a coat hook or drawer pull

1220
Hubley CAPE COD COTTAGE Cast Iron Doorstop
The Hubley Cape Cod Cottage is a highly collectible, antique cast iron doorstop produced by the Hubley Manufacturing Company of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. This iconic piece was manufactured during the 1920s to 1930s using a traditional sand-molding ca...


1222
Haussner's Wrought Iron French Provincial Mirror
This Mirror hung in the famous Haussner�s Restaurant in Baltimore. Haussner�s Restaurant was an iconic Baltimore landmark located at 3244 Eastern Avenue in Highlandtown. Opened in 1926 by German immigrants William Henry Haussner and Frances...




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CLAWS The Blue Crab's Thanksgiving Antiques Auction
 Online Only Auction
Sale Date(s)
Bidding Starts: Thursday Nov 12
Bidding Ends: Thursday Nov 19
Sale Location
Annapolis, MD 21401
Full Address Available on Wednesday, Nov 11
Listing Terms and Conditions
Auction Terms & Condition- THIS WILL BE A TIMED ONLINE ONLY AUCTION EVENT -One lot will be scheduled to end Approx. every 5 seconds. TERMS OF SALE -We advise all prospective bidders to read the Terms & Conditions of the Auction Sale before bidding in a BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. Sale. By placing a bid the bidder is bound by those Terms and Conditions of the Sale, as amended by any oral announcement or posted notices, which together form the contract of the sale between the successful bidder (purchaser), BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. and the seller (consignor) of the lot(s). 1. All property is sold "As Is, Where Is", with no guarantees or warranties, expressed or implied and All Sales are Final. There are no bid reversals or refunds. 2. INSPECTION: Prospective bidders have the opportunity to examine items of interest. Condition reports are offered as a courtesy but they are a matter of opinion and BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc., is not liable for any omissions or errors. Property is open to thorough public inspection. The bidder is invited, urged and cautioned to inspect the property prior to bidding. Property will be available for inspection by appointment. It is the Bidder's responsibility to determine condition, age, genuineness, authenticity, value or any other determinative factor prior to placing a bid on an item. Bidder shall be the sole judge of value. BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. may attempt to describe the merchandise in advertising, on the internet, over the phone and at the auction but makes no representations. Persons in attendance during inspection, sale or removal of merchandise assume all risks of damage or loss to persons, property, or merchandise and shall exercise proper precautions at all times for the protection of persons and property and shall comply with all safety and health requirements as directed by Auctioneer, and local, state and federal regulations. Auctioneer, its agents, its employees and representatives shall not be liable by reason of any defect in or about the condition of the premises on which the auction is held. Buyer specifically releases Auctioneer, its agents and representatives from all liability thereof. In no event shall BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. be held responsible for having made or implied any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. 3. INQUIRIES are answered on a first come first serve basis as a courtesy to clients unable to attend preview and may be submitted by e-mail. Please do not contact the office by phone. Additional information provided in response to inquiries is offered as our opinion only and is not part of the description of the goods being sold. 4. BIDDER REGISTRATION: There is no cost register for an auction. Bidder must be 18 years of age or older, and is required to register for each auction. To participate in this Auction prospective bidders must register & provide identification information to establish that you are a valid bidder: At the time of registration, we collect information about you to verify who you are before you can bid. Bidders must submit information found to be current, complete, and accurate for proper identification. We collect credit card information to ensure that you are a qualified buyer. Bidder is responsible for security of his/her bidding number/user name and password, and any and all bids placed under the assigned number/ID. Auctioneer should be notified immediately if the Bidder believes his/her bid number, account and/or password have been compromised. There is no cost to register for an auction. BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc., at its sole discretion, reserves the right to terminate any registration, deny any person for any reason permission or access to bid, to reject any and all bids, and to suspend or ban Bidders from bidding. Bidder registration is not transferable or assignable. 5. Bid Status: BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. may refuse your bid for any reason, especially if we feel it may be fraudulent activity. If you feel we have declined a bid or blocked you mistakenly you may reach out to us to explain your situation so that we can further evaluate its validity. We recommend that when bidding place yours bids early so that you will know that your bid will be accepted. Don't wait until the final minute before the item closes to try to bid. Bid per item and the bidding is already over that amount. If you know you will be bidding higher than the amount that you were approved for contact us prior to the item ending and we can make a manual change. All items offered online will have a minimum starting bid as displayed on the online catalogue. Online bids lower than minimum will not be accepted. 6. CATALOGUE ERRORS & OMISSIONS: If a description does not match a picture in a lot, the photos take precedence. If you find an error please contact BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. and we will attempt to rectify it. All items are sold on an "as is, where is" basis, with all faults. In the event an item was listed in error or an item can't be located during pick up for any reason, the bidder agrees that their maximum recourse is a full refund of the item in question and that all other items bid on remain binding. By bidding you are acknowledging agreement with the terms above. Do not bid unless you agree to all of these terms. The Bidder is responsible for knowing which item is being bid on. If the Bidder is unsure, they should inquire or not bid. When becoming the winning bidder at auction you have effected a contract and will be expected to pay for items in which you were evidenced to be the successful bidder. Auctioneer will not honor "mistakes". 7. REVIEWING YOUR BIDS: During an auction you can check the status of your bids at any time by logging into your Hibid account. Please be careful when placing bids. Placing a bid is a two step process. When you click the bid button it will pull up a window verifying that you want to place that bid. If you want to place the next bid increment that the computer is asking for you can do that. If you desire to increase the amount of your bid, this screen will allow you to bid a higher amount. Ensure that you type in the correct amount. If you make an error the BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. can attempt to correct it but it has to be in a timely manner before the item closes. In order to make a correction you must contact the BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. at 443-949-7055. You are responsible for the bids that you place. Note that no bids can be withdrawn after the auction for any reason. 8. PROGRESSION OF THE AUCTION: Auctions are typically uploaded to the HiBid Auction Platform 3-5 days before the auction is scheduled to begin. Each Auction will have a scheduled time that each auction's items will begin closing. If an auction starts closing on a Thursday night at 6 PM the first lot will be scheduled to close at that time. Depending on the quantity of items in the Auction lots may be scheduled to end anywhere between 5 to 30 seconds apart. Each lot will show a scheduled ending time. If no one bids in the final minute before a lot is scheduled to close that lot will close out. If someone bids within the final minute before that lot is scheduled to close, 2 Extra minute will be added to that lot and that lot only to allow additional time for people to bid. The remaining lots behind that lot will continue to close as scheduled unless someone bids in the last minute on that specific lot as well. This is done to prevent a bidder from 'sniping', all bids made in the last minute of the auction will force an item to stay open for an additional 2 minute. This gives the back bidder additional time to increase his/her bid if desired. This process will continue until all bidding has ceased on no one bids within the additional 2 minutes that was added. 9. PAYING FOR YOUR PURCHASES: Upon closure of the auction, the bidder will receive an invoice including total items won, buyer's premium and applicable sales tax. This invoice can be paid with cash or credit card in hand upon pickup only. CHECKS ARE NOT ACCEPTED unless prior approval is granted. If an item needs to be shipped,a second invoice will be provided that includes shipping. Upon the bidders notification to BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc., that items require shipment, an second invoice, which will include shipping costs, will be sent. 10. BIDDING NOTIFICATIONS: You can choose to be notified by email during the auction if you have been outbid. Please note that outbid notifications are NOT sent out during the last two hours of the sale. You can watch each item end. If you are the high bidder on an item the item will be highlighted in Green in the Live Auction area. If the lot changes from green to red it means that you have been outbid and would need to bid again at a higher bid. The item will not change back to green until you have surpassed the high bid that the back bidder placed. 11. RESERVE: Seldom are items sold with Reserve. If an item is being sold with a reserve, it will be clearly marked and identified. For items sold with a 'reserve', you will be required to pay a minimum amount in order to win the item. 12. REMOVAL OF ITEMS: All items are sold in place. Buyers are responsible to remove items in a good workmanlike manner. Any plumbing must be shut off before being disconnected and any electrical that is disconnected must be capped. You must bring any and all tools, equipment required to disconnect and remove any items you purchase. You must bring any required labor to assist in carrying your items from the site to your vehicle. We will have staff onsite to assist buyers in finding their items but they will likely not be available to assist in any way with removal of your items. Please plan ahead and come prepared. You are expected to bring boxes, packing materials, tape, tools, wheel carts, dollies or anything else needed to remove your items in a timely manner. Any items not removed by the times shown will be deemed abandoned regardless of the price. If you can't pick your items up during the time scheduled, you are responsible for designating someone to pick your items up during the time that we are scheduled to be there. You have been advised of the preview and pickup dates prior to the auction. If you are unable or unwilling to pick up your items during the scheduled time please don't bid on the items unless you provide someone to pick your items up for you. 13. STORAGE: If items are left beyond the pickup windows for each auction we have implemented a storage fee for all items. Each item not picked up by end of day Monday after an auction will be subject to a $5.00 fee for storage up to 30 days. Fee is PER item, meaning 5 items will equate to a $25.00 storage charge. Items still in our possession at the end of 30 days will be automatically re-consigned by the buyer. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS. 14. RISK TO PERSON AND PROPERTY: BY REGISTERING AS A BUYER, YOU AGREE THAT BLUE CRAB AUCTION & THE SELLER/CONSIGNOR ARE NOT LIABLE TO YOU FOR ANY DAMAGE TO THE ITEMS YOU PURCHASED, YOUR OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY, OR FOR INJURY OR DEATH. Please take care of yourself and your items as you have released us from liability. We will not be liable for damage or injury to individuals or their property. Purchaser assumes all risk and liability whatsoever resulting from the use of the item(s) sold hereunder; and shall defend, indemnify, and save harmless Auctioneer and Seller from any liability. 15. AUCTION RECORDS: In the unlikely event of a dispute, you agree to accept as true the information that we have in our records. 16. ADDITIONS & DELETIONS: We reserve the right to remove and/or add lots and/or items to the sale at any point during the auction. The Auctioneer reserves the right to accept bids in any increment he feels is in the best interest of his client, the Seller. The Auctioneer reserves the right to reject the bidding of any person whose conduct, actions, or adverse comments he feels are not in the best interest of the Seller. 17. SALES TAX: Sales tax will be added to the purchase of all taxable items. Dealers who purchase for resale must file their resale permit numbers. If you are a Maryland Dealer you are required to have a Valid Sales & Use Tax License with the State of Maryland. We are required to verify that the license is Valid before deducting Sales Tax. We will verify the Tax # that you provide and print a Blanket Resale form for your to sign. This needs to be completed before the billing process is initiated. You can't use someone else's Sales & Use License. For Bidders from another state we are required by the State of Maryland to have a copy of your State Business License/Tax License on file in order not to charge Tax. ALL REQUESTS FOR REFUND/EXEMPTION OF SALES TAX MUST SUBMIT PAPERWORK WITHIN 15 DAYS (NON-BUSINESS) OF CLOSE OF AUCTION OR THE AMOUNT WILL BE FORFEIT. TAXES ARE SUBMITTED MONTHLY SO THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS. 18. BUYER'S PREMIUM: A premium of 16% of the bid price will be added to the price of each item purchased. Taxes are calculated AFTER the buyer's premium. The Bidders Payment Type will not affect the Buyer Premium at an Online Only Auction. The buyer's premium includes commissions and/or fee's retained by the Online Bidding Platform company. 19. If the foregoing conditions or any other applicable conditions are not complied with, in addition to other remedies available to Auctioneer and Seller by law, including without limitation, the right to hold the purchaser liable for the bid price, the Auctioneer, at their option may (1) resell the property publicly or privately, with purchaser being liable for the payment of any deficiency plus all costs incurred, or (2) cancel the sale, retaining liquidated damages on all payments made by purchaser, Auctioneer commission and all other incidental damages will be charged. Information in brochures, catalogs and other advertisements are from sources believed to be reliable; however prospective purchasers are urged to inspect the inventory or property to satisfy themselves as to condition, model, manufacturer, year, features, mileage, survey, acres, etc. Neither the Auctioneer nor our client make any guarantees and are not responsible for listing or advertising inaccuracies or discrepancies. 20. All statements made by the Auctioneer the day of the auction take precedence over oral statements and/or printed materials. 21. Local Pickup is recommended: Buyer is responsible for bringing all Tools, Manpower, Boxes & Packing materials to remove the items in a timely manner. 22. SHIPPING: BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. does in-house shipping on standard shippable items for a per box handling fee of $6 plus the total cost of the actual shipping. Most items can be combined to ship in one box. There can be exception to the one box combination, at BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc., shipping departments discretion, multiple boxes may be necessary, ie. a glass framed painting will not becombined with a ship's compass, or 60 pieces china set cannot be combined into one box. In the event that an item is deemed shippable, but either oversized or over weight, an additional $10 handling fee will be accessed. Oversized or overweight shippable items will be clearly marked in the description of the item. *WE ONLY ACCEPT PAYPAL AS THE FORM OF PAYMENT FOR ANY AND ALL SHIPPED ITEMS.* There will be no refunds if you choose not to have your items shipped. Some items deemed unshippable, due size or extremely delicate nature, The buyer is solely responsible for either pickup or arranging their own crating and freighting. These items will be clearly marked in the item description. We recommend utilizing LTL (Less than truckload) freight services. Some examples of these services include: 1) UShip (https://www.uship.com/) 2) Priority 1 (https://www.priority1.com/) 3) Uber Freight (https://www.uberfreight.com/) 4) NAVIS Pack & Ship (https://www.gonavis.com/) 410-737-8020. 23. The BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. reserves the right to extend the bidding time if an error should occur with the online server. 24. By registering for the Auction you hereby agree to receive mail and/or email correspondence from BLUE CRAB AUCTION, a division of Blue Crab Antiques Inc. from time to time. Auctioneer uses email mailing lists to notify customers about online and live auctions. Customers who do not wish to be notified should contact the office at (443) 949-7055 and request removal from the email mailing list. You can unsubscribe at any time. 25. Glossary of Terms: "Manner of" - a work of art done in the style of the artist but which, in our opinion, is from a later date or by another hand "After" - a copy of a work of art by the artist, which could be done during the artist's life time or thereafter. "Attributed to" - a work of art which, in our opinion, is likely to be by the artist. Note that this does not supersede the fact that all items are sold as-is. Artist's name in title - if we list an artist's name in the title without qualification, it is our opinion that the work of art was executed by that artist. Note that this does not supersede the fact that all items are sold as-is. "Style" - any item which is in the style of, but not created by or during the period of, the qualified term. "Style" could be used for a variety of items, for example a Chippendale-style dresser would be a dresser in the Chippendale style but created later, or a Picasso-style painting could be any painting created in the artist's style at any time. "ozt" - troy ounces "ctw" - carats total weight
Claws The Blue Crab's Thanksgiving Antiques Auction Hear ye! Hear ye! Come gather around, Claws the Pilgrim Crab is auction-bound! With gavel in claw and his hat sitting just right, He'll bring antique treasures to auction delight! From nautical treasures to vehicles of war, Hand-painted models and engravings galore! 18th and 19th-century prints, colored by hand, And wonderful antiques from across the land! Pilgrims and Native Americans, come join the fun, November 12th through 19th, there are bargains to be won! So gobble up the deals before they're all gone, Claws cries, "Happy Thanksgiving-and let the bidding roll on!"

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WILLIAM J ROTCH Whaling Ship Stick Built Model
The name refers directly to the famous Rotch family whaling dynasty, which operated one of the most influential shipping empires in American history out of Nantucket and New Bedford, Massachusetts. The family member William James Rotch (1819�18...

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Bronze Marine Mooring Sampson Crosshead Bollard
Bronze Marine Mooring Sampson Crosshead Bollard (commonly referred to as a Samson post, crosshead bitt, or mooring bitt) is a heavy-duty piece of deck hardware used to secure an anchor rode, dock lines, or towing hawser lines. Characterized by a vert...

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1913 ES RITCHIE & SONS Liquid Ship's Compass
The 1913 E.S. Ritchie & Sons Liquid Ship�s Compass is a highly collectible, historically significant maritime artifact. Famously pioneering the liquid-filled compass design in the 1860s, E.S. Ritchie & Sons became the gold standard for the U.S. ...

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1970 Curtis Jer� Bronze BOY RINGING BELL
The "Boy Ringing Bell" is a highly collectible mid-century modern figurative bronze tabletop sculpture created by Curtis Jer� (the joint pseudonym for artists Jerry Fels and Curtis Freiler) for Artisan House.

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J McNevin Engraving DESTRUCTION OF SCHOONER GASPE
19th-century steel engraving titled "Destruction of the schooner Gasp� in the waters of Rhode Island, 1772".

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Colored Engraving BOMBARDMENT OF FORT FISHER
The historical colored engraving depicting the Bombardment and Capture of Fort Fisher (January 15, 1865) primarily highlight the massive Civil War amphibious assault.

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Colored Engraving ROANOKE ISLAND LANDING OF TROOPS
Alonzo Chappel's work, titled "Attack Upon Roanoke Island � Landing of the Troops," was originally painted by Chappel and subsequently produced as a high-quality steel engraving. It was published in 1862 by Johnson, Fry & Co. in New York for the...

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Vintage Pond Yacht Sailboat
A vintage pond yacht sailboat is a highly collectible, functional scale model sailboat originally crafted in the 19th and mid-20th centuries to be raced on public or ornamental park lakes. Long before the advent of modern radio control (RC), these in...

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Whitecap Chrome Plated Brass Ship's Bell
The Whitecap Chrome Plated Brass Ship's Bell is a marine-grade signaling device designed to meet United States Coast Guard (USCG) requirements. Unlike lower-quality "spun brass" alternatives, Whitecap bells are constructed from heavy cast brass with ...

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Vintage Nautical Maritime Round Cowl Vent
A nautical round cowl vent is a essential passive ventilation device designed to maximize airflow into a boat's cabin or bilge while keeping out unwanted water. These classic marine components are often mounted atop a deck or Dorade box to provide co...

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David Joy Watercolor Painting on Nautical Chart
David Joy's watercolor paintings on nautical charts represent a popular regional maritime art style. His work typically features watercolor renderings of classic maritime subjects�such as boats, tugboats, ships, or local lighthouses�painted...

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WWII LIONEL Taffrail Log FISH Spinner
During World War II, The Lionel Corporation�the famous American toy train manufacturer�shifted almost all of its production facilities away from toys to manufacture high-precision military equipment for the war effort. Among the most notabl...

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1920's SESSIONS 8-Day Tall Ship Banjo Clock
The 1920's SESSIONS 8-Day Reverse Painted (�glomis�) Glass Tall Ship Banjo Clock is a classic example of Early American Federal revival style, produced during the peak era of mechanical home horology by the Sessions Clock Company in Forestv...

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WESTERN CARTRIDGE Wooden Ammo Ammunition Box
Manufactured by the Western Cartridge Company out of East Alton, Illinois (later a division of Olin Industries), these durable wooden crates were originally used to ship bulk metallic cartridges and shotgun shells.

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WWII AGFA US ARMY AIR FORCE A-10 Bubble Sextant
comes in wooden Transit Case The WWII Type A-10 Bubble Sextant manufactured by Agfa Ansco was a critical pieces of celestial navigation equipment used by the U.S. Army Air Forces (USAAF) during World War II. Unlike traditional marine sextants that ...

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WWII US Navy Chelsea Bakelite Ship's Clock & Key
Worked great at time of listing Produced by the Chelsea Clock Company of Boston, Massachusetts, these clocks transitioned from traditional brass to heavy black phenolic (Bakelite) casings during World War II to conserve metal for the war effort and ...

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Kelvin & White WWII US NAVY Mark III Pelorus
The Kelvin & White WWII US Navy Mark III Pelorus is a highly collectible, World War II-era maritime navigation instrument manufactured by the Kelvin & Wilfrid O. White Co. under contract for the U.S. Navy Bureau of Ships. A pelorus is an "un-gimbaled...

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1870 Voightlander & Sohn Race Track Binoculars
One lens is cracked but it does NOT obstucted view or vision. These were the official field glasses of Monmouth Horse Racetrack.

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WWII WAVES US Navy Woman;s Service Cap
The WWII US Navy WAVES Service Cap�often referred to as the main uniform hat or "bucket hat"�was designed by American fashion designer Mainbocher specifically for the WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service). Established in Ju...

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2- USS BATON ROUGE SSN 689 Keel Laid SP Plates
The USS Baton Rouge (SSN-689), a Los Angeles-class nuclear-powered attack submarine, had its keel laid down on November 18, 1972, at Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia. Silver-plated commemorative plates and presentation trays offer a classic, po...

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WWII US Army CAMP SHELBY Sweetheart Pillow Cover
A US Army Camp Shelby Sweetheart Pillow Cover is a highly collectible piece of World War II military memorabilia. Sold primarily at Post Exchanges (PX) during the 1940s, these sentimental souvenirs were bought by soldiers stationed at Camp Shelby, Mi...

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Keel Laying Plaque for the USS CALIFORNIA
Nuclear Powered Guided Missile Destroyer

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1810 James Barenger Mezzotint Engraving WIDGEONS
Engraved by Charles Turner 1810 This is Plate 6 of the 14 part series, British Feather Game James Barenger (1780�1831): A classic English sporting artist and painter who regularly exhibited his work at the Royal Academy between 1807 and 1831. A...

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1780 Johann A Ziegler Engraving PARISH CHURCH
The 1780 engraving by German-Austrian artist Johann Andreas Ziegler depicts the Piaristenkirche (also known as the Maria Treu Kirche), a prominent baroque parish church located in Vienna, Austria. Ziegler (1749�1802) was highly celebrated for ...

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Pyrex 444 DAISY 4-Quart Cinderella Mixing Bowl
The Pyrex #444 Daisy 4-Quart Cinderella Mixing Bowl is the largest bowl in the classic 440-series nesting set, featuring the signature Cinderella design with two functional pour spouts that double as handles. When searching for the "Daisy" pattern, i...

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2 Sets Vintage Salt & Pepper Shakers- Animals
one set features cows and the other set features squirrels

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MCM Wooden Bread Box
Missing removable Cutting Board

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Matchbox 1/76 Sd.Kfz. 232 German Radio Car Diorama
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

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2- Tamiya 1/48 US 2-1/2 Ton Airfield Fuel Trucks
These Models are all intricately hand painted.

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2- Model WWII British Humber Armoured Cars
These Models are all intricately hand painted.

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Matchbox WWII Whitewash Camo Soviet T-34 Tank
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

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Matchbox Diamond T M/19 Tank Transporter Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

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Italeri 1/35 Scale M-24 Chaffee Light Tank Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

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Dragon WWII M4 Sherman Medium Tank Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

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Hand Painted Soviet T-34/35 Medium Tank Model
Cyrillic writing translates to, "Only 50 KM Left to the Lair of the Fascist Beast" This Model is all intricately hand painted.

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Tamiya Model US M40 155mm Gun Motor Carriage
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

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Hasegawa 1/72 Scale M3 Lee Medium Tank Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

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Tamiya 1/48 British Churchill MKVII Crocodile Tank
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

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Tamiya 1/48 Scale Soviet T-34-85 Medium Tank Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

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Tamiya 1/35 Scale Soviet T-34/76 Tank Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

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Tamiya 1/35 Scale US M3 Stuart Light Tank Model
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

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2- Unimax 1/32 Scale WWII US Army M3 Half-Tracks
These Models are all intricately hand painted.

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2- Tamiya 1/35 US Deuce & Half 2.5 Ton Cargo Truck
These Models are all intricately hand painted.

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Tamiya 1/48 Scale Soviet KV-1 Heavy Tank Model
Syrillic translates, "MOSCOW TO BERLIN" This Model is all intricately hand painted.

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Italeri 1/72 Scale M3A1 WWII US White Scout Car
This Model is all intricately hand painted.

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Penn Line HO Train Steam Engine & Tender Car
Pennsyvania Railroad #112 Mikado

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Varney HO B&O Railroad 0-4-0 Dockside Switcher
This Switcher Locomotive was also called "Little Joe"

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Victorian Electrified Brass Gas Harp Light Fixture
A Victorian electrified brass gas harp light is a distinctive late 19th-century lighting fixture defined by its elongated, loop-shaped frame that closely resembles a musical harp. Originally engineered to burn illuminating gas, surviving authentic pi...

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Victorian Electrified Brass Gas Harp Light Fixture
A Victorian electrified brass gas harp light is a distinctive late 19th-century lighting fixture defined by its elongated, loop-shaped frame that closely resembles a musical harp. Originally engineered to burn illuminating gas, surviving authentic pi...

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1907 Kingfisher Split-Bamboo Fishing Rod
The 1907 Kingfisher Split-Bamboo Fishing Rod is a classic piece of American angling history, originally sold as a "trade rod" through the Edward K. Tryon Sporting Goods Company of Philadelphia. Tryon owned the trademarked "Kingfisher" brand name and ...

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Vintage P&K "Walkie Talkie" Topwater Fishing Lure
The Vintage P&K �Walkie Talkie� is a classic topwater surface popper fishing lure designed by Pop Adam between 1943 and 1947 and manufactured by Pachner & Koller (P&K) in Chicago, Illinois. Molded from Tenite plastic, this 3-inch, 1/2-ounce...

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Vintage Gypsy King Casting Spoon Fishing Lure
The Vintage Gypsy King Casting Spoon is a highly collectible mid-century American metal fishing lure primarily manufactured by the Erwin Weller Company out of Sioux City, Iowa. Renowned for its classic teardrop profile and heavy stamped metal constru...

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South Bend "Bass-Oreno" Topwater Plug Fishing Lure
The South Bend "Bass-Oreno" is one of the most iconic and successful wooden topwater plug fishing lures in angling history, first introduced by the South Bend Bait Company in 1915 or 1916. Celebrated for its chunky wooden body and a distinctive conca...

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South Bend "Fish-Obite" Fishing Lure
The South Bend "Fish-Obite" is a highly collectible, classic plastic fishing lure first introduced by the South Bend Bait Company of South Bend, Indiana in 1939 and manufactured until 1953. Known for its unique molded tagline and durable Tenite plast...

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George Lawrence CHALLENGER Gun Belt Holster
528 Fit Code denotes 6" Barrel Medium Frame Double Action Revolver 40" Waist This was more than likely a Pennyslvania Police Officer's

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Antique Auger & Draw Shave
missing one handle

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Vintage Woman's Mink Mid Length Fur Coat
needs stitch at seam under arm

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1910-40 Tillinghast Dairy NY 1 pint Milk Bottle
Maryland.Auction and Collecting History� Auction Records: The specific 1-pint bottle was listed in an online-only auction block that ran from October 8 to October 15, 2026.� Historical Timeline: The "1910-40" designation The Tillinghast Dai...

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JOIN THE CARSTAIRS CROWD Advertising Thermometer
The JOIN THE CARSTAIRS CROWD Advertising Thermometer is a vintage barware and distillery collectible promoting Carstairs White Seal Blended Whiskey (historically produced by the Carstairs Distilling Co.).

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Greg & Jeff Quayle Original Flea Sculpture
"The Original Flea" is a series of whimsical, handcrafted metal sculptures created by the father-and-son artist duo Greg and Jeff Quayle. First introduced by Greg Quayle in the fall of 1972, these fun-loving figural characters poke lighthearted fun a...

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1887 John Sommer Faucet Barrel Bunghole Keg Tap
The 1887 John Sommer Faucet Barrel Bunghole Keg Tap refers to an antique wooden spigot originally patented by John Sommer, Jr. in Newark, New Jersey. First applied for on July 22, 1887, and used as early as 1885, this design became a staple of the br...

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Solid Brass Duck Head Architectural Hardware
Great for a coat hook or drawer pull

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Hubley CAPE COD COTTAGE Cast Iron Doorstop
The Hubley Cape Cod Cottage is a highly collectible, antique cast iron doorstop produced by the Hubley Manufacturing Company of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. This iconic piece was manufactured during the 1920s to 1930s using a traditional sand-molding ca...

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Haussner's Wrought Iron French Provincial Mirror
This Mirror hung in the famous Haussner�s Restaurant in Baltimore. Haussner�s Restaurant was an iconic Baltimore landmark located at 3244 Eastern Avenue in Highlandtown. Opened in 1926 by German immigrants William Henry Haussner and Frances...

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