Boats and Equipment

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1935 Balliol College, Oxford, Thomas C. Mendenhall oar
TC Mendenhall was a fellow historian and the dean of rowing history, he was Yale grad, Oxford scholar, president of Smith College, oar label: E Norris. The Olympic, Tubular (girder), Riverside Putney, London
1972 USA Olympic oar
1972 US coxless-four - B Miller
Boat-builders plates
Donoratico-ITA, FW Hagerty-Cohasset, JA Garofalo-Worcester, Wm Smith-Boston, WH Stevens-Bath, Shea Bros-Cambridge, JH Clasper-Putney, F Rough-Oxford, F Pirsch-Berlin, EL Williams-Lowell, Bowers & Phelps-Putney, Blakey-Cambridge, Cambridge Boat Works-Cambridge, WH Davey-Cambridge, W. Waters & Sons
Builder's decal
Oars-Builder-Shells
Builder's plate
(Mounted on display Board)
Builder's plate
(Mounted on display board)
Builder's plate
(Mounted on display board)
Builder's plate
Boat plate, inscribed: E. Waters & Sons, Builders, Troy NY, Patented May 11, 1869, No. 223. The boat plate was fastened to the hull production number 223, (mounted on display board)
Builder's plate: Cantiere Navale Di Donoratico
Conte Gaddo Della Gherardesca
Builder's plate: Rowing Shells
Francis Willard Hagerty
Coach's megaphone
"The Stentor Megaphone, Patented April 4th 1899
College oar
1969 Northeastern Univ. Crew - B Miller
Cox megaphone
1968 Stotesbury Regatta King's Cup Varsity Fours winner, time 5:21.9, LM (Lower Merion,) inside written crew's initials
F A Allen forward facing rowing rig
Patent 1893, similar to Lyman's Rowing Gear