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DateDate Unknown
MediumMetal, wood, string
Dimensions20 x 22 in. (50.8 x 55.9 cm)
Object numberFIC2025.10
DescriptionHanging mobile on 6 thin metal poles holding 9 different types and whales and small whaling boat.
On View
Not on view
2001.100.44
Dutch fluytschip
Artist Unidentified
Circa 1640-1660
2001.100.6668
Nihon Meisan Zukushi. Hizen no Kuni Goto, Hirado, aruiwa Kishu niwa Shoshoura nite Kujira wo Toru Zu [Whaling Scene at Goto, Hirado or Kishu. Varieties of whales (11 listed)]
Kuniyoshi
Circa 1840
2015.25.1
Nihon Meisan Zukushi. Hizen no Kuni Goto, Hirado, aruiwa Kishu niwa Shoshoura nite Kujira wo Toru Zu [Whaling Scene at Goto, Hirado or Kishu. Varieties of whales (11 listed)]
Kuniyoshi
Circa 1840
Shadow Bird Decoys
Shadow Bird Decoys
Plummer, Leander - attributed
Fishing Boat DOROTHY
Fishing Boat DOROTHY
Dorothy
Circa 1940
Image Not Available for Journal of the Exchange (Bark), Marcella (Bark), and Mary Frazier (Ship) of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by Oliver J. Hazard, John Rounds, Pardon C. Winslow, and James S. Hazard, kept by William B. Hyde and John Rounds, on three voyages from 12 June 1849 - 6 December 1854
Journal of the Exchange (Bark), Marcella (Bark), and Mary Frazier (Ship) of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by Oliver J. Hazard, John Rounds, Pardon C. Winslow, and James S. Hazard, kept by William B. Hyde and John Rounds, on three voyages from 12 June 1849 - 6 December 1854
Exchange (Bark)
1849-1854
00.160.126
Hatpin
19th Century-20th Century
Chaser-Boat "Moby Dick"
Chaser-Boat "Moby Dick"
2001.100.825
Miniature Harpoon
Image Not Available for [Theophilous Chase (Bark) of Westport, Mass., mastered by Daniel Baker, on voyage 26 December 1842 - 26 August 1844],
[Theophilous Chase (Bark) of Westport, Mass., mastered by Daniel Baker, on voyage 26 December 1842 - 26 August 1844],
Theophilous Chase (Bark)
Bird Decoy
Bird Decoy
Image Not Available for Journal of the Abigail (Ship) and Zephyr (Ship) of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by William Hathaway Reynard and Abraham Gardner, kept by Michael Cumiskey, on two whaling voyages from 4 April 1836 – 19 March 1843
Journal of the Abigail (Ship) and Zephyr (Ship) of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by William Hathaway Reynard and Abraham Gardner, kept by Michael Cumiskey, on two whaling voyages from 4 April 1836 – 19 March 1843
Abigail (Ship)
1836-1843

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