This article includes brief overviews of online stores that offer nautical themed artwork, collectibles, and other products.
Chesapeake Bay News has an online store with seafood, apparel, books, posters, gifts, and more.
A wide range of outdoor-related gear including apparel, collectibles, stickers, calendars, books, and other merchandise is available at Mid Atlantic Fishing online store.
The online store at www.fresh-seafood.net, includes a Print Products section with nautical themed gift wrapping paper, calendars, notecards, and other items.
Another resource is the fish poster store at gofishbaltimore.com.
For seashell enthusiasts, nautical-art.org offers a shell art poster store
A blog about all types of nautical artwork covering subjects such as boats, boating, lighthouses, saltwater fish, fishing, shellfish, ocean scenes, waterfowl, decoys, and more.
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Saturday, November 28, 2015
Nautical Online Stores
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Sunday, March 20, 2011
Fish and Seafood Icons of North America
Nautical icons are a vital part of American and Canadian cultures. Popular nautical icons include several fish and shellfish are found along the coasts of North America.
The Atlantic blue crab is an icon of the Chesapeake Bay. This crab is harvested by local fishermen and served locally or shipped to far away markets.
In Oregon, the Dungeness crab is an icon of the state's seafood industry.
Nova Scotia's local economy is based upon fishing and other industrial production. The Atlantic cod has become an important icon of Nova Scotian culture.
The Atlantic blue crab is an icon of the Chesapeake Bay. This crab is harvested by local fishermen and served locally or shipped to far away markets.
New England states such as Maine, Massachusetts, and Connecticut are proud of their seafood industries and often feature the American lobster in nautical art.
In Oregon, the Dungeness crab is an icon of the state's seafood industry.
Nova Scotia's local economy is based upon fishing and other industrial production. The Atlantic cod has become an important icon of Nova Scotian culture.
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