Antique Old Town Hickory School Adirondack Canoe & Paddles C1930
By Old Town Canoe 1
Located in Big Flats, NY
An antique canoe by Old Town in Hickory Adirondack Style, Maker Label as Photographed, C1930
Wood
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H 21 in W 37.25 in D 191 in
Charming Old Town Maine Red Canoe Two Seater Camper Vintage Boat Ready for Fun!
By Old Town Canoe 1
Located in Chula Vista, CA
Canoe Charming Vintage Old Town Camper Canoe in Red Two Seater in Wood Wooden Gunnels Cane & Brass
Brass
Modern Art Sculpture Collectible Miniature Wooden Canoe Model
By Old Town Canoe 1
Located in Chula Vista, CA
Modern Art sculpture collectible miniature wooden canoe model. Ribbed interior design. Unmarked
Wood
Vintage Cottage Cabin Canvas over Maple Old Town Canoe
By Old Town Canoe 1
Located in Ferndale, MI
Old Town Canoe Company, Hull number 140777. American Low Production, WWII era
Canvas, Maple
Antique Adirondack Canoe
By Old Town Canoe 1
Located in Rochester, NY
cover absent most likely Old Town, circa 1910-1930. Great decorative display piece or for restoration
Rare 1920's Salesman's Sample Old Town Canoe Model
Located in Damariscotta, ME
This is a 4' wood and canvas canoe model made by Old Town Canoe Company during the 1920s. It is an
Wood, Canvas
Produced in 1843, the well-preserved volume is evidence of the author's exacting specifications.
New or old, the coverlets add old-time charm to any space.
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