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Ratzeburg Regatta (Martini) 1973
Slight damage (previously mounted); previously mounted
Ready All, Row!
1st edition, soft cover
Ready All!: George Yeoman Pocock and Crew Racing
First edition; copy signed by Stan Pocock.
Real photo of sculler in front of Clasper boathouse
August 9th 1916; written on back: Length of boat 26 feet, Width 11 1/2 inches, Weight 28 pounds
Recognition Model Oar: Toby Wallace
Aberdeen Asset Management, Toby Wallace, Atlantic Ocean Row. 02/26/2012 - 03/31/2012; This Oar (Used Aboard Titan During her 2012 Transatlantic Crossing) was Presented to The Pennsylvania Barge Club By Simon Chalk, Captain of the Titan, On October 15th, 2013; In Memory of Toby Wallace; Toby was a member of the Titan Crew that Rowed 3000 Miles Unsupported From Gran Canaria to Barbados, Posting a Crossing Time of 34 Days, 15 Hours and 31 Minutes.
Recognition Plaque: Middle States Regatta Association
Presented to Latrobe Coswell, This Plaque is Presented to Toby By His Rowing Friends in Recognition of 25 Years Service As Secretary-Treasurer of the Middle States Regatta Association, Having Become Known as Mr. Middle States Through An Outstanding and Unparalled Effort On Behalf of the Sport of Rowing in the United States. The Association is Forever Indebted to This Great Sportsman.
Recognition Plaque: Schuylkill Navy
Presented to the Pennsylvania Barge Club by the Naval Board of the Schuylkill Navy in Recognition of Theri Many Victories During the Season of 1897, Gordon S. Carrigan, Commodore, Philadelphia, June 18, 1898
Recognition Plate: The Max H. Heidere Memorial Award
Pennsylvania Barge Club 1904-1973, For The Schuylkill Navy Oarsman of the Year
Red Lion & church
Red Lion Hotel and Church
Red Top: Reminiscences of Harvard Rowing
Reminiscences of Harvard rowing; 1st edition.
Reed & Barton lidded glass bottom pewter tankard
Engraved "W.C.R.C., surface mounted crossed oars & wreath, stamped: Reed & Barton, Pat. Feb.15,1898, 0125.
Reed & Barton silver plate ornamental dish
Bowl supported by horn and oarsman, marked: 1114-S
Reflections On A Tradition
November 28-December 15, 1990; EW exhibition