Shipwreck Artifact Presentation

[wreckvalle]

I have always enjoyed unique ways to display or present Shipwreck Artifacts. The porthole below was recovered from a Lightship wreck. Its just the swing plate with no glass but looks much better on the wall once converted to a photo frame.

check out http://www.shipwreckexpo.com/shipwreckdivingartifactpresentation.htm
for additional ideas on how to display artifacts.

I would love to see how others have displayed artifacts. Please post your photos!!

Safe Diving
Capt. Dan

 

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[wreckvalle]

Re: Shipwreck Artifact Presentation Porthole Table

Hers is another example. I made a coffee table out of this porthole. The porthole was recovered from an unidentified shipwreck off Long Island New York

Safe Diving
Capt. Dan
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[wreckvalle]

Very cool. Thanks for the pix. You're very creative - making useful items out of shipwreck relics. Congrats.

This is a square porthole which my friend Ed Slater made into a ring display box. The rings are assorted finds from metal detecting.

Capt. Dan
www.aquaexplorers.com

 

[wreckvalle]

Very cool. Thanks for the pix. You're very creative - making useful items out of shipwreck relics. Congrats.

sorry. forgot to attach the image


Capt. Dan
www.shipwreckexpo.com

 

[CaribbeanDiver]

My modern grandfather clock turned artifact display.

Perfect for my 17th century bell. Quick picture, sorry not great....

 

[wreckvalle]

My modern grandfather clock turned artifact display.

Perfect for my 17th century bell. Quick picture, sorry not great....

Very Nice!!! What wreck did the bell come from??

Here is another. This is the bronze frame to a loading port from the USS San Diego http://www.aquaexplorers.com/SanDiego.htm
wreck. I made it into a mirror.

Safe diving
Capt. Dan
www.shipwreckexpo.com
www.thewaterfrontexpo.com

 

[Ramitt]

Very cool displays, thanks for sharing.