H. L. Tall

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Type: Bugeye

Year: 1887

Builder: E. T. Chelton

Location:

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Fetch?Row IDCatalog #Object NameTitleArtist/MakerDate MadePlace MadeDescriptionFull ImageCBMM Cat. Page
12022.0012.0126artist's proofDerelict - White Haven Md.Moll, John B __ArtistBlack and white drawing of a skipjack that is aground on a beach with tall grasses. In the background to the left is a two story house and in the foreground is a single piling. Four artist's proofs of the artwork, A - D. A and C do not have titles on the proofs.CBMM catalog imageView
21975.0012.0001.00bagsMementos of Boatswain William E. Davis (father ofDavis, William E __CreatorMementos of Boatswain William E. Davis (father of donor) who served on Revenue Cutters WINDOM, HAMILTON, and APACHE. Macrame bag made by Mr. Davis, white with blue and red ribbons.CBMM catalog imageView
38888.0175.0000documentsMS 175 Ed Thieler PapersThieler, Edward RCollection of materials related to Ed Theiler's model making and nameboard carving.No image URL.View
42022.0012.0085drawings (visual works)Condominiums, North Ocean City, MarylandMoll, John B __ArtistBlack and white drawing of several tall condominiums along the beach front in North Ocean City. The drawing represents an aerial view with many folks out on the beach.CBMM catalog imageView
52022.0012.0088drawings (visual works)Artwork of duck hunters in a marshy area by John Moll.Moll, John B __ArtistBlack and white drawing of duck hunters in a marshy area. To the left in the drawing are two hunters in a small boat deploying decoys, and to the right are the tall grasses of the marsh. Flying above the marsh are three ducks and in the background are two flocks of birds flying v-formations. The drawing depicts a late evening scene as the stars are appearing in the sky.CBMM catalog imageView
62022.0012.0108drawings (visual works)Artwork of a skipjack that is aground/beached by John Moll.Moll, John B __ArtistPencil drawing in color of a skipjack that is aground on a beach with tall grasses. In the background to the left is a two story house and in the foreground is a single piling. On the poster board cover the print is titled Derelict.CBMM catalog imageView
72022.0012.0011oil paintings (visual works)Oil Painting of Skipjacks by John MollMoll, John B __ArtistAn oil painting by John Moll. Artwork depicts three skipjacks on the water. There are people on the decks fishing. There is a tall striped buoy in the foreground on the left side of the paintingNo image URL.View
82002.0040.0324.00oyster cansTall quart oyster tin, McGee Seal BrandMetal Packing Corp., __Manufacturer ||McGee & Co., W H __Packed byCirca 01/01/1906 -Off-white background; 5/16" navy stripes at can top, 3/8" navy stripes at can bottom; navy lettering; navy and off-white oyster half shell with seal on iceberg pictured inside shell; "TRADE MARK REG. U.S. PAT. OFF." below shell. Front: "Seal Brand Raw Oysters, Packed by W.H. McGee & co., Baltimore, MD." Back: "Seal Brand Oysters"; navy diamond with "Nat'l Health Regs & Pure Food Laws" Side is blank. Lid: Partially opened, "STANDARDS", embossed. Condition: Good/fair, lid partially open, quite rusty, hole in can bottom.CBMM catalog imageView
91974.0050.0001.07receiptsReceipt to use "Dares Patent Gall Topsail ClewlineExact 06/29/1892 -Receipt to use "Dares Patent Gall Topsail Clewline' on sloop DAISY TALL (TULL?) of Cambridge, MD.No image URL.View
102021.0010.0001sculpture (visual work)Oysterman - Sculpture by Kenneth HerlihyHerlihy, Kenneth1989A cast bronze statue titled Oysterman by Kenneth Herlihy. Depicts an oysterman using oyster tongs. He is wearing a baseball cap, long rubber gloves, coveralls, and tall boots.CBMM catalog imageView
112000.0038.0006.01ships plansPleasure BoatGillmer, Thomas C __CreatorRange, Exa 01/01/1975 - 12/31/1980Annapolis - MDPlans for a pleasure boat with a sloop or ketch/cutter rig, Design #180AF by Thomas C. Gillmer, Annapolis MD. One set of Plans A-N. Plan A depicts the deck and trunk detail, dated 1/20/75. Plan B is the arrangement plan, dated 12/21/76. Plan C is the arrangement plan, dated 3/24/75. Plan D is the arrangement plan, dated 10/27/76. Plan E is the arrangement plan, dated 10/27/76. Plan F is the sail plan with a sloop rig alternate 2B, dated 1/24/75. Plan G is the sail plan, dated 10/27/76. Plan H is the sail plan, dated 1/27/75. Plan I is a ketch rig option, dated 9/20/76. Plan J is a ketch rig ption, dated 12/20/76. Plan K is a ketch rig option, dated 1/20/80. Plan L is a sail plan with a sloop rig alternate 2D, dated 3/11/77. Plan M is a sail plan alternate 2E with a tall cutter rig, dated 11/4/80. Plan N is the sail plan, dated 11/8/80. Material is pencil on vellum for Plans A, F, and L; ink on mylar for Plans B, C, E, G, H, J, K, and N; ink on plastic for Plan D; pencil on mylar for Plans I and M.CBMM catalog imageView
121985.0005.0001.00steering wheelsWood steering wheel reportedly from the sidewheelWood steering wheel reportedly from the sidewheel paddle steamer RIVER QUEEN. The wheel has 10 spokes connected to the metal brass hub. On the outer ring there are 10 inlaid metal stars and 10 inlaid wood diamonds. The RIVER QUEEN was built in 1864 and was used by President Lincoln during the Civil War. Condition: The ends of 3 spokes are loose and had been repaired at an earlier time, heavily varnished & discolored. Material: Oak? with metal hub, brass.CBMM catalog imageView

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