Wooden Boat Magazines. 12 issues. 2019 to 2021. Excellent condition. Free shipping.
In stockProduct Description
Wooden Boat magazines 2019 to 2020 back issues in good condition:
Sept/Oct 2019 issue No 270
Nov/Dec 2019 issue No 271
Jan/Feb 2020 issue No 272
March/April 2020 issue No 273
May/June 2020 issue No 274
July/August issue 2020 No 275
Sept/Oct 2020 issue No 276
Nov/Dec 2020 issue No277
Jan/Feb 2021 issue No 278
March/April 2021 issue No 279
May/June 2021 issue No 280
July/Aug 2021 issue No 281. FREE SHIPPING!
You May Also Like
-
Tilso tantalus:3 decanters w gold swirls. Locks,key included. Music box plays”How Dry I Am.” (Needs adjustment.) Brass and glass.Free ship.
The vintage Tilso triple glass decanter set with a lockable brass tantalus/caddy is a rare item in that some Tilso 2 decanter models may be found, but those with 3 are virtually impossible to discover for purchase. 12” from top of handle to bottom of caddy, 9.5” wide, 3.5” deep. Free shipping! The tantalus, a lockable cabinet for spirit decanters, was designed to prevent “hired help” or children from accessing the liquor. The 3 glass decanters have no chips or cracks and the brass caddy has its original provenance; not polished or cleaned by this shop. It includes a music box mechanism that plays a tune (“How Dry I Am.”) It will need adjustment. This triple glass decanter set was made by the Tilso Company in Japan circa 1960 or late ‘50’s. This uniquely designed set plays music only while carrying or lifted off the ground. The music box device upon bottom is activated by a lifting stem, which only allows the music box to play while lifted. "How Dry I Am", the tune, may reference carrying the decanters to be refilled, or refilling someone else's glass. The casing is made of brass with patina shown throughout. The handle lifts open to access each decanter, the handle locks and unlocks as it should. Lock and key are included. Each bottle shows a gold swirl motif on both sides. The original corks have dried and are missing.
$175.00 In stock -
F & M Artware Pennsylvania handmade ceramic ashtray in gold w warranted 22kt. gold accents. 1950s. Base shaped like PA. 4”x3”. Free ship.
F & M Artware was a mid-20th-century American pottery manufacturer based in Paden City, West Virginia, recognized for collaborating with designer Alice F. Evans in the 1950s. The company produced various decorative ceramic pieces and is frequently associated with the regional, mid-century art glass and pottery industry of the Ohio Valley. Vintage, rare, 75 year old item that was a unique gift or souvenir from a stay in Pennsylvania. Great condition. Free shipping.
$35.00 In stock -
Veggie Tales & Max and Ruby DVDs - Kid-Friendly Entertainment (6 DVDs) 5 dollars each! Why hesitate? Free shipping!
Your little ones will enjoy hours of fun with bunnies little brother Max and his big sister Ruby as they go on fun adventures and even learn a lesson or two. The veggies of Veggie Tales will transport your kids through their exciting escapades. All 6 dvds provide wonderful wholesome entertainment for your children or grandchildren. Great buy. FREE SHIPPING!
$30.00 In stock -
My Fair Lady: 2-disc Special Edition. Audrey Hepburn, Rex Harrison. Many extra features. Exc. Cond. 40th anniversary celebration. Free ship.
Two-disc SPECIAL EDITION widescreen DVD set of MY FAIR LADY starring Academy Award winners AUDREY HEPBURN and REX HARRISON. Compilation done in 2004. In this beloved adaptation of the Broadway stage hit, Audrey Hepburn plays a sassy, working class London street vendor, who an arrogant professor (Rex Harrison) attempts to turn into a sophisticated lady through schooling and lots and lots of vocalization. However, when the humble flower girl blossoms into the toast of London's elite, her teacher learns a lesson or two himself. Special Features: New transfer from the 1994 restoration. Commentary by art director Gene Allen, singer Marni Nixon and restoration team Robert A. Harris and James C. Katz 1994 Documentary, "More Loverly Than Ever: The Making of My Fair Lady" Vintage Featurettes: - 1963 production kickoff dinner - Audio of George Cukor directing Baroness Bina Rothschild (with production stills) - Posters and Lobby Cards with Rex Harrison radio Interview - “The Fairest Fair Lady” making-of featurette - Rex Harrison's Golden Globe Acceptance Speech - 37th Academy Awards highlights - LA Premiere Footage 'Show Me' Galleries: -Black and White Production Stills/Production Docs/Cecil Beaton Costume Sketches/Architectural Drawings/Poster/lobby cards -Audrey Hepburn's alternate vocals for 'Wouldn't It Be Loverly' and 'Show Me' -Comments by Martin Scorsese & Andrew Lloyd Webber FREE SHIPPING!
$30.00 In stock