Tag Archives: ANTIQUE

ANCHORS, ANTIQUES, FEATURED LISTINGS

A2091

A2091

Russel Bros Ltd. Anchor “Fort Frances” “450 LBS”

  • Price: $6,000 CDN
  • 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: Northern Ontario

Details are deemed to be correct but are not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Please contact us for further information    sms@scrutonmarine.com
Scruton Marine Inc.  Phone 519-583-1636
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FEATURED LISTINGS, TUG BOATS

T2406

 T2406

 64′ x 18′  1100 hp Tug with Retractable Wheelhouse

  • New Price: $90,000 USD
  • 6′ draft
  • Double steel hull
  • Powered by Detroit 16-V149, 1100 hp  click to see video HERE
  • Twin Disc MG 540
  • Generators: 2 – 1 Perkins, 1 Detroit
  • Fuel capacity: 2000 gal
  • Lube oil capacity: 200 gal
  • Cruising speed 10 knots
  • Prop: 4 blade 76″ x 54″ turning a 6″ shaft
  • Built in 1903 by Johnston Brothers of Ferrysburg, Michigan
  • Modernized in the 1970’s with the addition of a retractable wheelhouse
  • Last survey 2012
  • Good overall condition
  • Electronics: GPS, radio, depth sounder, compass
  • Accommodations, kitchen, no head
  • Location: New York State (Lake Ontario)
  • File Ref T2406

 Details are deemed to be correct but are not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Please contact us for further information    sms@scrutonmarine.com
Scruton Marine Inc.    Phone 519-583-1636
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ANCHORS, ANTIQUES, FEATURED LISTINGS

A2090

A2090

Large Folding Stock Anchor

  • Price: $8,200 USD
  • 6′ across the flukes, shank is 9′ long
  • Weight approx. 1,600 lbs
  • Location: Maryland
  • This is a large folding stock anchor. It was pulled up by a shrimp boat near the approach to Blackbeard’s creek.It’s big, beautiful and makes quite a statement. It’s been out of the water for 20 years and is very solid.

    You probably didn’t notice, but one side of the stock didn’t survive and was replaced with a length of pipe long ago. It matches nicely. The anchor displays very well with some crustacean and a length of original chain still attached.

    It’s a head turner and would attract attention in front of your bar restaurant, or private collection.

    It dates from 1850 to 1880.

Details are deemed to be correct but are not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Please contact us for further information    sms@scrutonmarine.com
Scruton Marine Inc.  Phone 519-583-1636
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