30 kg New Danforth Anchors Price: $75 CDN each Galvanized steel Located in Port Dover, Ontario... read more

Retired 5′ Steel Mooring Ball Price: $1,800 USD This is an old, retired, steel mooring ball. It spent its life bobbing on the timeless waves of the Chesapeake Bay. Now, it’s ready to bask in the sun of your marina, restaurant, or private collection. It is 5′ in diameter with the shakel still attached. Estimated weight is 700 lbs. Can be hauled in a pick up truck. It’s available authentic, (as is) or can be cleaned preserved and painted the color of choice for an added fee. Either way, it’s an eye catching curiosity. Delivery available. Located in M... read more

RUSSEL BROS LTD ANCHOR “FORT FRANCES” “450 LBS” Price: CAD $4,000 This piece of nautical history reads “Russel Bros Ltd Fort Frances” and “450 LBS” and “L5” Stock is 64″, Shank is 6′, Each fluke approx 16″ Weight: 450 lbs Location: Sault Ste Marie, Ontario The renowned boat builder Russel Brothers Ltd. was founded in Fort Frances in 1907 by Colin Russel and Jardine Russel From 1907 until about 1937 they operated a machine shop and built boats (among other things) in Fort Frances In 1937 the company m... read more

Diamond Eye Anchor For Sale PRICE: $7,800 USD You can own a piece of Gloucester history. This is a Diamond Eye or Banking anchor. It was pulled from Gloucester harbor decades ago. Probably in service aboard a 3 masted schooner. These anchors were forged, exclusively, in Gloucester Mass. No where else. They were made for about 100 years, starting approx 1750. So, 100 years before Fitz Henry Lane picked up a brush to capture, on canvas, the salty lives of the people and ships of Gloucester, one of the towns forges was making these anchors. This one is 10 feet long and 5 feet ac... read more

250 lb 19th Century Antique Stock Anchor Civil War era anchor over 200 years old Weights approx 250 lbs 69″ long x 60″ stock x 43″across flukes Located in Fallston, Maryland Price $3,360 USD Historical Record The United States declared war on Great Britain in 1812. In April 1814, a Royal Navy fleet began looting and pillaging towns along the shores of the Chesapeake Bay. The Chesapeake Flotilla was created to challenge these British ships so that the British intended on destroying the “Mosquito fleet of armed scows and barges”. In August 1814, th... read more

Antique Kedge Anchor – from mid 1800’s The shank from the eye to crown is 51″excluding the shackle Across the flukes is 34″ The stock measures 48″ in length Weight is approx 200+ lbs Located in Pitlochry, Scotland,UK Price: $950 USD... read more