Many have the date and hull number of a particular ship, Hull Plates / Builder Plates, Ship logos, NameĪll our brass and aluminum builder's platesĪre salvaged from ships, the actual dock orĪ shipyard. Switches/receptacles, fids, oar lock hooks, shackles, speaking tubes, etc. Hatch covers (aka hatch boards or beams) are typically long, heavy, solid slabs of woodĬannons (and other weaponry), cleats, deck prisms, electrical Used as flooring, grates were made from hard or soft wood depending on the budget of the
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Manual pump foghorns (aka "manual whistles), Square window and typically come with the frame and hardware, but notĪ SEA of salvaged maritime country, signal and pennant flags
passenger, ferry, yacht, merchant marine, etc. Only come in once a year and specialty pieces (mugs, egg cups, servingĭive hats, air pumps, weight belts, weighted dive boots, dive suits, etc. Plates, saucers, bowls) bearing each line’s unique House Flag emblemĪll our crockery during our annual buying trips, so these batches Salvaged from ships - all original from oceangoing vessels. Single wheeled, double sheaved (wheels) and occasionally a triple or more here and In a variety of sizes, some with hooks, eyes, beckets, etc and some without. Most have been reconditioned, stripped and polished. Salvaged fluked kedge (aka "Yachtsman") anchors *Hint: use the "control F" buttons to search this page for keywords such as hatch cover, foxlights or charts* "available" under the photo if available otherwise, that item has been *Items pictured under each category will read This inventory is always changing as we try to find new pieces each time we comb the breaking yards during our travels.Ĭlick on the subcategory of your choice below to view that Some items we have refurbished, some we keep as-is. Once retired, the ships are scrapped and all the tools, parts and various components are stored in these yards until we buy them. Items are actually salvaged from working vessels. Email: our ship salvage from "ship breaking" yards around the world