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Crescent Boat Club Oar
Unavailable
Mounted Oar
Donoratico Eight-Oared Shell "Doc Rigall" Olympic Championship Boat Bow Section
circa 1964
Dedicated and christened, 2021 12 12, Vesper Boat Club. Robby Zimonyi-Cox, Bill Stowe-Stroke, Bill Knecht-#7, Boyce Budd-#6, Emory Clark-#5, Tom Amlong-#4, Stan Cwiklinski-#3, Hugh Foley-#2, Joe Amlong-Bow; Alternates Chet Riley, Bill Donovan; Allen Rosenberg, Coach; Dietrich Rose, Assist. Coach; John B. Kelly, Jr., Patron of Sport; Dr. Charles W. "Doc" Riggall, Vesper BC President'
F A Allen forward facing rowing rig
1893
Patent 1893, similar to Lyman's Rowing Gear
Fred Symes Oars
Symes Oars
Fred Symes Single
Fred Symes Single
Girder oar
1895
Inscribed: "1895 Class Races May 20, 1895. Won by '96. Time 11 min 34 sec. No 2." Annual Harvard University Boat Club Class Race: Stroke-A.M. Kales 145 lb. No. 7-F.M. Forbes 152 lb. No. 6-C.S. Stillman 164 lb. No. 5-G.S. Derby 167 lb. No. 4- C. Brewer 147 lb. No. 3-J.C. Fairchild 149 lb. No. 2 B. Frothington 147 lb. Bow-S.V. Mann 153 lb. Coxswain-E.B. Day, Average Weight 153 lb.
Hand plane
2000
Joseph Garofalo's personal hand plane, stamped Worcester Oar & Paddle
James C Tinne OUBC Boat Race oar
1868
Marked #5 - inscribed: Putney 1868 , inscribed with crew/colleges/weights, purchased $250, it was refinished by Charles Lovejoy/Museum Fine Art in 1991 $750
Malta Octopede Plaque
Malta Boat Club 3rd Floor
Oars used by John E. McTague
Oars Used by John McTague
Olympic Eight-Oared Champion Oar
circa 1964
Tokyo Olympics 1964 H. Foley; W. Stowe
Olympic Eight-Oared Champion Oar
circa 1964
DOC Rigall
Pencil Sweep Oar
Circa 1930s
Phila.BC #5
Pocock oar
1950
ca.1950s; re-painted Northeastern colors, white w/ red & black stripe,
Rudder
1890
ca.1890s