For the wall, the desk and the galley. Historic charts, engraved specimen cuts and Galley & Gunpowder lettering on posters, sticker sheets and mugs.
Three old maps and two print-shop broadsides as unframed posters, the three sheets of the Specimen Book, and a mug each for the coffee and the tea drinkers. Every sticker sheet is sold separately.
Our accessories come from the same old pages as our shirts. Three posters reproduce historic charts: the U.S. Coast Survey’s Outer Banks of 1861, Thomas Jefferys’s plan of St. Augustine from about 1762 and Mercator’s Arctic of 1606. Two more, No Yacht Club and Ink & Iron, are broadsides set around engravings from an 1832 specimen book.
The three Specimen Book sticker sheets carry eighteen engraved cuts, six to a sheet, each labelled with its catalogue number. The mugs pour for both camps: Black Coffee, Rough Seas and Gunpowder Tea. Every one of them has a matching shirt.
