This fine canoe, made in 1985, is in virtually new condition. It has never been in the water and was used as a display in the “great room” in the primary building on the compound by its former owner until it was moved to the climate-controlled basement when they changed the decor. 

Built in 1955, this practical, comfortable, all-purpose rowing canoe is easy to handle, handsome in appearance, and steady on the water.

A rare gem, this 1991 mint condition Joe Seliga wood canvas tandem is 17', red, and number 568 built by Joe here in Ely, MN.  This historical piece has never been in the water!  Canvas is flawless and the woodwork absolutely glows on this beauty.  Be the first to paddle or own a unique and pristine piece of Ely canoe history.  This rar

  Beutifully restored 1941 Otca. #131338   AA grade.  Mahogany trim 20 inch decks.  Has all original back rests, paddles and floor rack. New canvas and two tone paint job. Mahogany rub rail and her original greek stripe. Inerior finished with Epifanes satin varnish. 

Fellow WCHA member Chris Pearson, of Holland, MI, is one of America's foremost modelers and an excellent craftsman/builder/restorer of canoes. Somehow, in his busy life, he also finds time to make very creative, intriguing, canoe-related artifacts which are highly prized by those who know and recognize his wit and great sense of humor.

This is the last available bronze limited edition sculpture of Bill Mason Running Little Thompson Rapids, Petawawa River , Ontario. It one of 6, edition number 5/6.  The sculpture is authorized by the Mason family, Joyce, Becky and Paul Mason.

Kennebec Camp Chief wooden canoe, Serial # 800119, 17’, built in 1934.  Solid canoe, but needs some canvas work and re-caning of the 2 cane seats.  $800.  Located in New Gloucester, Maine.  207 749 0608.