"A hundred thousand years ago, there were people who stayed by the campfire and people who wandered. I'm pretty sure I'm a direct descendant of the wandering type.''
JACK REACHER
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Green Bernie the Gator plush with hang tag, side view

Bernie the Gator plush, green with corduroy belly

Bernie the Gator plush, green with corduroy belly
$14.00
Blue vinyl Gators bucket purse with painted Albert holding a football, front

Blue vinyl Gators bucket purse with painted Albert, probably 1970s

Blue vinyl Gators bucket purse with painted Albert, probably 1970s
$42.00
Natural canvas tote printed Fightin' Gator Sport Fishing Tournament, gator vs sailfish, St. Augustine Florida

Fightin' Gator Sport Fishing Tournament canvas tote, St. Augustine

Fightin' Gator Sport Fishing Tournament canvas tote, St. Augustine
$48.00
Blue and orange Fighting Gators newsboy cap on display bust, front

Fighting Gators newsboy cap, blue and orange, snapback

Fighting Gators newsboy cap, blue and orange, snapback
$38.00
Foam Florida Gators Bad Call Brick, printed face

Florida Gators Bad Call Brick, foam, for throwing at the television

Florida Gators Bad Call Brick, foam, for throwing at the television
$14.00
Burlap Florida Gators tote with wood dowel handles and Albert print, front

Florida Gators burlap tote with wood dowel handles, probably 1970s

Florida Gators burlap tote with wood dowel handles, probably 1970s
$45.00
Orange Florida Gators knit beanie with blue pom, top view showing Go Gators lettering

Florida Gators knit pom beanie with bill, probably 1980s

Florida Gators knit pom beanie with bill, probably 1980s
$45.00
Reversible Florida Gators lanyard, orange with blue Fs and blue with orange Florida, swivel clip

Florida Gators reversible lanyard, orange and blue

Florida Gators reversible lanyard, orange and blue
$8.00

The dock keeps its own counsel.

There has always been a Smuggler's Ghost on this coast. He was a rum runner in 1928 making the Bimini crossing. He was a sloop captain in 1822 easing into the inlet at half-tide. He was a hundred men, and nobody you could name in a courtroom. He's the one who left these things behind. We're the ones who go looking.

 Enter the Cargo Hold

Provenance, every time.

Every listing tells you where the piece came from, even if only by town.

Condition, spelled out.

A chip is a chip. Salt corrosion is salt corrosion. Photos are of the actual piece.

One of one, said once.

When it sells, it's gone. No countdown timers. No "only two left."