Racing yacht Shamrock V, full, port, Aug. 16, 1930anonymous press photographerSilver gelatin press photograph, 1930PA-02036Display only
Innovations in Shamrock V — including new winch method of hoisting sailanonymous press photographerHalftone press photograph, 1930PA-02037Display only
Regelementen van Kolf (The Rules of Kolf)anonymous Dutch printerPainting, 18th centuryPA-00040Display only
Fred Rickaby, 'Rick' (Vanity Fair)Leslie Ward ('Spy'), chromolithograph, Vanity FairChromolithograph, 1901PA-00130Display only
William Higgs, 'Top of the List' (Vanity Fair)Leslie Ward ('Spy'), chromolithograph, Vanity FairChromolithograph, 1906PA-00133Display only
Tom Loates (Vanity Fair)Leslie Ward ('Spy'), chromolithograph, Vanity FairChromolithograph, 1890PA-00134Display only
Clipper Ship Romance of the Sea - Sailing Cardunattributed job printerChromolithographed clipper ship sailing card, c. 1855PA-01906Display only
Clipper Ship Flying Fish - Sailing Cardunattributed job printerChromolithographed clipper ship sailing card, c. 1855PA-01907Display only
The America Schooner (170 Tons), Winner of the Royal Yacht Squadron Cup, August 1851Unknown lithographerLithograph, 1851PA-01922Display only
Lipton's contender for America's Cup — camera study of Shamrock V in her first big trialsanonymous press photographerSilver gelatin press photograph, 1930PA-02038Display only