Van Ryper Model of Ocean Liner America

A limited series travel agency model of the S. S. America designed by William Francis Gibbs for the United States Lines. Launched in 1940, S.S. America previewed many of Gibb's design themes that late

Rare Van Ryper model of the four stack liner Olympic of the White Star Liner. Olympic was launched in 1911 and was in service until 1935. She was a sister ship to the Titanic. Bottom is marked "Van Ry

Ship model of Mauretania, an ocean liner of the British Cunard Line which was launched in 1906. With four red funnels. "Van Ryper" pierced on underside of hull. Name Mauretania is painted on the bow.

Van Ryper of Martha's Vineyard waterline model of the ocean liner Europa. Very nice original condition with two boxes, one is black for storage and a second shipping box. Dimensions (model): 10" long,

SS Île-de-France Ocean Liner by Van Ryper. Van Ryper built ship model of the famous French ocean liner Île-de-France. Launched in 1926. With three red funnels. Built for compagnie Generale T

Waterline model of the German ocean liner Berman, with two original boxes, tissue, cardboard stack holder, etc. Model in exceptional condition. By Van Ryper of Martha's Vineyard. Dimensions (model): 1

A homemade case with a sliding glass front containing nine Richard Wagner (RIWAG) wood travel models. Wagner models are the German equivalent of Van Ryper models and are highly collectible. These have

French line ocean liner Aquitania Waterline Model by Van Ryper of Martha's Vineyard. Four stack model. 2 1/2H x 1W x 10 1/2L.

Ocean liner model of the French ocean liner "La Provence", built by Chantiers et Ateliers de St. Nazaire, launched in 1905. With two red funnels. Dimensions; 9"L X 1"W X 2 1/2"T.

Model of the British Cunard Line four funnel ocean liner that was launched in 1906. The ship was built at Wallsend, United Kingdom. She was sister ship to Lusitania. Dimensions; 10"L X 1 1/8"W X 2 1/2

Ship model of the Blue Star Line steamship company vessel "Almeda Star"/ Model was built by Van Ryper of Martha's Vineyard. Launched in 1926 and was torpedoed in 1941. Dimensions; 9 1/2"L X 1 1/4"W X

Larger Van Ryper waterline model of the America. 14" long (appx. 1:750) excellent and complete. from the collection of Byron DeWitt Miller, CEO of F.W. Woolworth

Ship Model of The Ocean Liner Statendam by Van Ryder of Vineyard Haven MA, Statley model o fthis 1924 liner built by Harland and Wolf of Belefast Ireland for Holland Americia Line. Statendam is painte

Lot of eight desirable ocean liner models by Lindsay. Vessels include: Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, Andes, Rangitata, Orcades, City of Exeter, America, and Liberte. Dimensions: 10" long.

Van Ryper United States Lines "America", uncased perfect example 11" waterline model

Profile half model of the Yacht America built by famed marine artist Donald Stoltenberg, in wall mounted case 28 1/2" x 20 1/2" x 3". Known for his exquisite ocean liner and working boat portraits, th

Rare Charles Van Ryper custom made sailboat model of "Periwinkle", a Menemsha design keelboat from the girl scouts "Vineyard Sailing Camp." This model was presented in 1940 to Miss Elsie Burton Eagles

A Van Ryper wartime model of the S.S. Robin Locksley measuring 4" wide x 5" high x 20" long in a newer case and fully restored. A Moore McCormick C2 freighter, she was originally built by the Robin Li

The Great Eastern by Charles Van Ryper is in excellent condition and is 11 1/2" long mounted in a newer case 16" overall. Van Ryper versions of Isambard Kingdom Brunel's screw propelled steamship are

The Carinthia by Charles Van Ryper is a 10" waterline model on a 12" wood base. Launched in 1925, she made her Cunard White Star Lines maiden voyage from Liverpool to New York in August of that year.

Steamship model of the Sigurd Jarl, launched in 1894 in what is now Oslo. Built for the Hamburg-Western Norway-Vadsø Service. Dimensions; 6"L X 1"W X 2 1/2"T.

SS Sierra Cordoba was a Norddeutscher Lloyd passenger and cargo ship completed in 1913 by A.G. Vulcan Stettin. She worked the South American service. She was later owned by Dollar Line and American Pr

Eastern steamship lines New York to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia steamer, "Acadia"/ She had quite a career, went to Europe in 1939 returning US citizens from Europe, as a troopship in WWII, and Bermuda Trade

Lafayette is a waterline Van Ryper model of the classic French Lines single stacker launched in 1929. This was the first diesel powered vessel built by CGT and was in service for many years. The Marqu