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Admiral Nelson
Shipwreck Treasure & Pyrate Shoppe
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Purveyors and Traders of authentic Nautical & Naval antiques, and genuine shipwreck treasure & coins. No Boardwalk stuff! Highest quality, bona fide, artifacts, accouterments, and pirate regalia!
Pirate treasure and plunder from the Seven Seas! A unique Nautical Experience! Come aboard mate!
The Nelson Touch!
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Admiral Nelson
Shipwreck Treasure & Pyrate Shoppe
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
A Pirate and Scallywag Haven!
Sail over to our brick and mortar, Treasure & Pyrate Shoppe (it really is brick) in historic Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. We are located downtown, 1 1/2 blocks South from the Square, on Baltimore Street.
Specializing in genuine Shipwreck Treasure, Nautical antiquities, Naval artifacts, Reenactor quality Pirate regalia, Accouterments, Weapons and Equippage.
Most of the items pictured on the following pages are one of a kind antiques, displayed for sale in our Gettysburg shop and once these items sell, there are no more, unless a similar item is found. It is difficult to sell in a physical store and online with a non restockable inventory. Therefore, we have decided not to price all items or put payment buttons beside any items. If you are interested in an item, priced or not, we will appreciate you emailing or calling us to check for availability. Most items will be priced, especially those which we stock regularly and can be shipped via U. S. Mail or UPS, at a nominal fee for your convenience.
Thank ye, mateys!
Famous pirate quote: Buy what ye can - Bring nothing back!
Admiral Nelson
Shipwreck Treasure & Pyrate Shoppe
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
A true Pirate Shop, Scallywag and Scurvy Dog Haven!
Keep a weather eye on the tides!
Our dearly departed,
Cap'n Hezekiah Flynt.
Seems he failed to duck and took a .69 calibre pistol ball to his noggin.
Flynt's likeness, ere his dry bones, be here honored on this hand crafted Pyrate flag. R.I.P. Arrr-men!
Under the Black Flag!
Avast, Read this: All images and photos are copyright, Captain Steven Nelson, except those in the public domain. Do not Pirate our images!
Ask, and ye may be given permission to use an image with proper credit given.
Cap'n
Last surviving flag from the
Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. This Union Jack was presented to Scots sailor, Lt. James Clephan, by the crew of his ship, Spartiete, after the epic battle. This flag was handmade by the crew from 31 seperate pieces of bunting. Note the flying splinter holes, suffered in the battle. The flag was discovered recently, after remaining in Clephan's family for over 200 years, and is still in remarkable condition. Recently auctioned, the flag is in a private collection. This is not our flag.
