3237 John Fletcher

Brass telescope painted redT. Harris & Son, London. Improved day or night

Sextant and wooden box. Wooden quadrant box. Hughes, London

Chronometer from SS Veendam

Compass from straitsman No. 2093 N/S

Sextant on wooden base. Henry Hughes 41598 Caulbrated

In 1869, it travelled from London to Williamstown in 60 days. The model was made by the father of the donor who spent his entire life working as a seaman and survived the sinking of the Australian hospital ship "Centaur" in 1943.He has built 25 models in his retirement. Model of ship "Thermopylae"

Model of the Swift

18th century Chinese Junk model

American coastal schooner built on the SS Rip while at the Ann Street Pier, Williamstown Displayed in Perspex case. Yacht has 2 masts, and a raw polish finish. The model is of an American coastal schooner named Alert

Brass bell from the ship "Tri-Ellis"

large brass ship bell from the "Triaster"PWO 1578

Brass ship bell from "Gauntlet"Gauntlet, Sydney, 1980

Brass bell from "Lake Eyre"Lake Eyre, Melbourne "PWO 2227"

Brass bell from "Lysaght Endeavour"PWO1517

Bell from Meringa, 1958.PWO2228

Brass bell from the MV Austral Tide Bell

Bell from Arafura, London. PWO 0889

brass Bell from the HMS Dungeness

Bell from the "Otatio"

Bell from the "Dana Minerva"

Bell from the "Teu Seaway Princess"

Bell from the "Atlas van Dieman"

Bell from the "MV Bass Shore "

Bell from Gladstone, 1943

Brass bell from "Woodburn Grenock" ship. Bell has ornate metal decoration and wooden base

Bell from the "Iron Spencer" , Melbourne 1956IRON SPENCER MELBOURNE/ S.S IRON SPENCER LAUNCHED BY/ MRS L.G.DARLING/23rd MAY 1956 "PWO 2113"

Craven-A box with Perspex at front secured by screws. Box contains 14 items including calliper, metal knife, three wooden cogs, stone item, hand palm protector, needle, line (rope), two Fids, scissors, threader, Virginia Cigarettes metal box used to represent beeswax. There is a piece of typed paper identifying different items. Piece of paper ‘These are some of the hand tools and equiopment used by sailors and sailmakers throughout the ages of sail and steam./?Hand palm (used) for pushing needles through canvas sails ans heavy lines (rope)/ Fids for opening up lines for splicing/ Needles for passing through canvas and lines/ beeswaz for preservation of twine used in sailmaking and splicing/ Gauges measuring rope thickness/ Curved scissors for cutting canvas and twine/ Threader for threading twine through rope and canvas.

Small display stand PMA 0442