Whaling Hats

Description: A dramatic scene depicts a large blue whale breaching from blue ocean waves, attacking a wooden sailing ship. A lone sailor with a harpoon stands on the ship's bow. Red splatters are visible near the whale's head. The text "SAVE THE WHALING INDUSTRY" is prominently displayed below the scene in blue capital letters.

Description: Razorback Point Whaling Station was a Norwegian whaling settlement on the island of Bouvetøya, Antarctica, which had unknowingly been built above a Yautja pyramid located deep under the ice. On October 10, 1904, the station became embroiled in conflict between a group of Yautja and several Xenomorphs that resulted in the death of all of its inhabitants and, ultimately, the settlement's abandonment.

Description: A group of whale hunters in a rowboat confronts a massive whale in turbulent waters. Volcanic island looms in the background as stormy clouds gather.

Description: "omg ahab! you can't just ask whales if they're white!"

Description: This print shows the incredible moment when the Monster Whale Moby Dick breaks through the water while under attack from Ahab and his crew!

Description: Save the whaling industry

Description: Pequod is a fictional 19th-century Nantucket whaling ship that appears in the 1851 novel Moby-Dick by American author Herman Melville. Pequod and her crew, commanded by Captain Ahab, are central to the story, which, after the initial chapters, takes place almost entirely aboard the ship during a three-year whaling expedition in the Atlantic, Indian and South Pacific oceans. Most of the characters in the novel are part of Pequod's crew. Ishmael, the novel's narrator, encounters the ship after he arrives in Nantucket and learns of three ships that are about to leave on three-year cruises. Tasked by his new friend, the Polynesian harpooner Queequeg (or more precisely, Queequeg's idol-god, Yojo), to make the selection for them both.

Description: Whaling Off Goto from Oceans of Wisdom

Description: Celebrate with this unique design featuring New Bedford, Massachusetts, known as the historic whaling city. Complete a haunting skeleton whale, spooky nautical elements, Jack-o'-lanterns, and coastal vibes, this design captures a spooky marine aesthetic. This features a detailed visual theme suitable for everyday wear and matches well with casual outfits for friends, family, and loved ones.

Description: Soon May the Wellerman Come to bring us sugar, tea and rum

Description: A blue whale is depicted with harpoons embedded in its body, one of which is causing blood to spray. In the background, a sailing ship with multiple masts and sails is shown on waves. Below the scene, in large white capital letters, reads the text "SAVE THE WHALING INDUSTRY".

Description: Join a fictional Nantucket whaling house established in 1851, crowned with golden rope and crossed harpoons around a breaching white whale. This stately Moby Dick crest is a bold choice for maritime-history readers and vintage badge fans.

Description: This gorgeous traditional maritime crest features a detailed whale tail fluke rising from ocean waves, crossed harpoons, a compass rose, and the bold text Pequod Whalemen 1851. Complete with historical subtext reading Nantucket Whaling Voyage and The Old Ship, this emblem honors Herman Melville’s legendary book Moby Dick. Ideal for sailors, coastal home decorators, and passionate classic literature lovers.

Description: Celebrate the novel's New Bedford roots with a bold retro badge. A breaching black whale, lighthouse, radiating orange sun, and “New Bedford Whaling Coast – Est. 1851” make a spirited pick for maritime readers and locals.

Description: Explore an older chapter of Bridgehampton history with a design inspired by the hamlet's early maritime economy. Local historical records describe settlers harvesting resources from the land and sea, including fishing and the slaughtering of beached whales.

Description: Wellerman - Soon May the Wellerman Come, also known as The Wellerman, is a folk song in ballad style. It was first published in New Zealand in the 1970s. The "wellermen" were supply ships owned by the Weller brothers who were the founders of multiple whaling stations in South Island, most notably on Otago Harbour, and were New Zealand's most substantial merchant traders in the 1830s.

Description: Celebrate Sag Harbor, Long Island, New York with a design rooted in the village's historic identity as a major whaling port from the 18th and 19th centuries. That maritime past remains one of the most distinctive pieces of Sag Harbor's local story.

Description: Report for duty aboard literature’s most infamous whaling ship. This distressed collegiate badge features “Property of Pequod Whaling Dept. 1851” with a whale tail—an irresistible vintage look for book lovers and nautical adventurers.

Description: NANTUCKET - Island Massachusetts USA Historic Whaling Museum, on a beautiful sunny autumn day.

Description: NANTUCKET Island Massachusetts - USA Historic Whaling Museum, on a beautiful sunny autumn day.

Description: BOYDTOWN Historic Whaling Station Eden NSW - Twofold Bay Davidson Whaling Station Historic House.

Description: Sailboats moor beneath Nantucket's church steeple and harbor houses under a swirling sky. Brant Point Lighthouse marks where the rocky coast meets calm water.

Description: A wicker-basket bicycle leans against a fence rail beside Nantucket's Sankaty Head Lighthouse, a whale silhouette cut into the cliffside scene. Biking the bluffs is as much a tradition here as the whaling history that built the island.

Description: Scarred and massive, the white whale breaches with crossed harpoons hanging behind him like old trophies. The hunted has clearly had the last word.

Description: Celebrate New Bedford's rich heritage as the Whaling City with this classic emblem. Featuring a map outline and maritime waves, it's perfect for anyone proud of Massachusetts history and coastal charm.

Description: A dramatic abstract interpretation of Moby Dick, featuring a monstrous whale emerging from turbulent ocean waves beneath a glowing golden sun. Deep blue and turquoise brushstrokes, sharp teeth, and a haunting circular eye create an atmosphere of nautical horror and maritime fantasy. A small whaling ship and lone harpooner emphasize the epic struggle between humanity and the ocean's terrifying power. Inspired by Herman Melville's classic literature, this surreal expressionist artwork captures the mystery, obsession, and danger of the legendary white whale.

Description: Widows Bay - The Salty Whale

Description: Billy o' Tea Wellerman sugar and tea and rum design

Description: View of the New London Harbor Lighthouse. Located in New London, CT.

Description: Make a bold statement for marine conservation with this striking black and white graphic advocating against whale hunting. The design features a majestic breaching whale set against a minimalist moon background, perfect for dedicated environmentalists and ocean lovers. Wear your passion for animal rights and help spread a vital message of protection for our planet's sea giants.

Description: Worst Aquarium Ever design featuring New Bedford Whaling Museum. A unique nautical museum-inspired style with a playful theme.

Description: A bold vintage-style nautical illustration featuring a fearless sea captain riding a massive sperm whale while raising a bottle beneath the phrase "Safety Third." Inspired by classic maritime engravings, this detailed artwork combines ocean adventure, seafaring humor, and retro line art. Perfect for fans of nautical themes, whales, vintage illustrations, maritime history, and adventurous coastal aesthetics.

Description: A dramatic comic-book noir tribute to literary legend Herman Melville, featuring his iconic portrait surrounded by the towering whale, stormy seas, sailing ships, nautical instruments, treasured novels, and the adventurous spirit that shaped his remarkable life and work. A bold design for lovers of classic literature, maritime history, and the enduring legacy of Moby-Dick.

Description: A dramatic comic-book noir tribute to literary legend Herman Melville, featuring his iconic portrait surrounded by the towering whale, stormy seas, sailing ships, nautical instruments, treasured novels, and the adventurous spirit that shaped his remarkable life and work. A bold design for lovers of classic literature, maritime history, and the enduring legacy of Moby-Dick.

Description: Whalers Inn - Vintage 60s Motel

Description: The Land Whale Logo in full beautiful color!