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Art	David Boone	Marguerite Chadwick-Juner	Christiaan "Dutch" Mostert	Steven Cryan

click on picture for larger image "Autumn of Her Years" Crowley Maritime The Mary D. Hume, Built in Ellensburg, OR(present day Gold Beach)in 1880 as a coastal steamer. Converted to Arctic whaler 1889. Converted to Tug in 1906 till retirement in 1978. Donated to Curry County Historical Society(Gold Beach, OR) by Crowley Maritime Corp., her last active operator. Placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. Limited Edition (500) offset lithograph 10 x 16 image $95 Signed, titled and numbered by artist Price :$95.00 Quantity : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9   Add To My WishList click on picture for larger image "Brothers" Sause Brothers tugboats of Coos Bay, Oregon Limited Edition of 500 Originally built for the Defense Plant Corporation (DPC) to haul fuel oil barges during W.W.II, these tugboats were acquired and re-powered by Sause Brothers Ocean Towing Company of Coos Bay, Oregon. With a length of 85 ft., and a beam of 24 ft., these single screw tugboats service the "doghole" ports of California, Oregon and Washington towing barges for the lumber trade. A typical quiet foggy morning will soon be broken by the low rumble of their diesel engines as they await their next call for service. Limited Edition (500) offset lithograph 15 x 23 image Signed, titled and numbered by artist Shipped Flat Price :$125.00 Quantity : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8   Add To My WishList click on picture for larger image "Brothers II" Sause Brothers tugboat of Coos Bay, Oregon The business end of the DPC type ocean-going tugboat "Titan", owned by Sause Brothers of Coos Bay, Oregon. These powerful tugboats refitted with new engines and a new purpose, stand at attention for another day of towing lumber to coastal ports up and down the California, Oregon and Washington Coasts. Limited Edition (500) offset lithograph 15 x 23 image Signed, titled and numbered by artist Shipped Flat Price :$125.00 Quantity : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10   Add To My WishList click on picture for larger image "Soul Mates" International Harvester "Cornbinder" & Navy YTM This peaceful Pacific Northwest scene depicts a 50"s vintage International Harvester "Cornbinder" tow truck, basking in the warm late afternoon light alongside a 1940's steel-hulled Navy YTM tugboat (yard tugboat medium) that's been converted to a commercial harbor tug. Both have a reputation for being solid, hard workers and carry the scars to prove it: but right now they're taking a well deserved rest and are awaiting the clearing of a passing rainstorm. Limited Edition (500) offset lithograph 15.5 x 23 image Signed, titled and numbered by artist Shipped Flat Price :$125.00 Quantity : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10   Add To My WishList click on picture for larger image "South Coast Tugs" San Diego Harbor Originally named the "Willmington" and "Terminal Island" these harbor tugs were built in 1926 for Wilmington Transportation. The all wooden, single screw tugs measure 90 ft. in length with a 12 ft draft. shown here are the re-named "Shelter Island" ( stern view) and "North Island" owned by the South Coast Towing Company on a typical dredging operation in San Diego Harbor. One mud-laden barge is shown being removed as the next is brought into position. Limited Edition (500) offset lithograph 15 x 23 image $125 Signed, titled and numbered by artist Shipped Flat Price :$125.00 Quantity : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10   Add To My WishList click on picture for larger image "Working Up Steam" New York Central railroad tug The wooden tugboats of the New York Central Railway System commonly known as "Boot Heel" steam tugboats (because of the shape of their wheelhouses) are shown here at their Weehawken facility on the North Hudson. These 1930's vintage tugboats were expressly designed to transfer railroad cars from one side of the New York Harbor to the other on large barges known as car floats. Characterized by their tall wheelhouses with lots of windows, these tugs operated around the clock in three 8 hour shifts and were affectionately known as "lunch pail boats". This type of railroad tug was built from the late 1800's and some operated well into the 1960's. Limited Edition (500) offset lithograph 15 x23 image Signed, titled and numbered by artist Shipped Flat Price :$125.00 Quantity : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9   Add To My WishList click on picture for larger image "Coos River Escort" Coos Bay Towboat Company Coos Bay Towboat Company's "North Bend", combination pilot / tug boat Escorting a Japanese bulk carrier to her berth in the upper bay for a load of wood chips. Limited Edition (100) Giclee Print 10 X 14 image Retail $95 Signed, titled and numbered by artist Shipped Flat Price :$95.00 Quantity : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10   Add To My WishList click on picture for larger image "Coos Bay Regulars II" Sause Brothers Ocean Towing A collection of temporarily idled tugboats at the Sause Brothers Ocean Towing facility in Coos Bay, Oregon. Limited Edition (100) Giclee Print 10 X 14 image Retail Signed, titled and numbered by artist Shipped Flat Price :$95.00 Quantity : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10   Add To My WishList