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View of New Bedford. Engraving drawn by J. W. Hill, engraved by Wellstood & Peters, published by Smith Brothers & Co., 1852. (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.)
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Life in the Forecastle. Photo of illustration, A. A. Schmidt, J. Halpin. From J. Ross Browne, Etchings of a Whaling Cruise (New York: Harper Brothers, 1846). (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.)
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A Scramble for Salt Junk. Colored engraving (n.d). (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.)
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(French) Whaleman at the Masthead. Engraving based on A. A. Schmidt, J. Halpin. From J. Ross Browne, Etchings of a Whaling Cruise (New York: Harper Brothers, 1846). (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.)
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Whale Fishery in Greenland. Engraved for George Henry Millar, The New Complete, Authentic, and Universal System of Geography (London: Hogg, 1782), published by Hogg. (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.)
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Icelanders Fishing for Narwhal. Engraving from The Naturalist's Library (n.d.). (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.) |
Eskimaux Hunting Seals in Greenland. Colored engraving, G. Gallina (n.d.). (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.) |
Whale Being Harpooned.Colored engraving (n.d.). (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.)
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French Harpooners. Pêche de la Baleine, Harponnement (n.d.). (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.)
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Harpooner Striking a Whale. American. Colored woodcut (n.d.). (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.)
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Engraving After Garneray. Ambroise Louis Garneray, Pêche de la Baleine, engraved by Edouard Travies (n.d.). (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.)
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Engraving After Garneray. Identified as "Usual Whaling Scene: Colored--modern." (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.) |
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Whale Fishery (After Garneray).Woodcut, n.d. (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.)
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Wounded Sperm Whale. Drawn by William Bradford (n.d.). (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.) |
New Bedford Banknote (Garneray). One Dollar Bill. Mechanics Bank of New Bedford (June 1, 1858). (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.)
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New Jersey Banknote (Garneray). Five Dollar Bill. Commercial Bank of New Jersey (1856). (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.) |
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| Stonington Banknote (Garneray). Two Dollar Bill. StoningtonBank, Connecticut. (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.) |
Hawaiian Banknote. Five Dollar Bill, from Boston Bank Note Co (n.d.). (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.)
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New London Bank Note. One Dollar Bill. The Whaling Bank, New London, 1864. (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.)
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The Spectre Whaleman. Woodcut from an Almanac, 1841. (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.)
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Soapine Advertisment. Soapine Advertisment, Kendall Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island (n.d.). (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.)
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John Tabor's Ride. Woodcut from an Almanac, 1841. (Image courtesy of the Hart Nautical Collection, MIT Museum.) |
Packing Whalebone. (Image courtesy of D. H. Strother, "A Summer in New England," in Harper's Monthly Magazine XXI (June 1860), 15.) |
A Summer in New England. (Image courtesy of D. H. Strother, "A Summer in New England," in Harper's Monthly Magazine XXI (June 1860), 1.) |
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| The Model Skipper. (Image courtesy of D. H. Strother, "A Summer in New England," in Harper's Monthly Magazine XXI (June 1860), 14.) |
The Land Sharks. (Image courtesy of D. H. Strother, "A Summer in New England," in Harper's Monthly Magazine XXI (June 1860), 16.) |
The Cook and the Pilot. (Image courtesy of D. H. Strother, "A Summer in New England," in Harper's Monthly Magazine XXI (June 1860), 18.)
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The Steward. (Image courtesy of D. H. Strother, "A Summer in New England," in Harper's Monthly Magazine XXI (June 1860), 18.) |
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| Charley Kotzenberger, The Harpooner. (Image courtesy of D. H. Strother, "A Summer in New England," in Harper's Monthly Magazine XXI (June 1860), 19.) |
Archie, Fred, and Eugene. (Image courtesy of Harry Castlemon, Frank Nelson in the Forecastle (Philadelphia, H. T. Coates, 1876), published byH. T. Coates.) |
Whaleman at the Masthead. (Image courtesy of J. Ross Browne, Etchings of a Whaling
Cruise (New York: Harper Brothers, 1846), published by Harper Brothers.)
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Cutting In and Trying Out. (Image courtesy of J. Ross Browne, Etchings of a Whaling Cruise (New York: Harper Brothers, 1846).) |