Old Ships Company

James Craig - abandoned off the southern coast of Tasmania To Mark the 30th anniversary of its re-launch in February 1997 the Old Ships Company has released the full length documentary James Craig - Iron Survivor. This is the story of one of the world’s great sailing ships, a unique survivor built in 1874 who rode the ebb and flow of trade in the golden era of sail - crossing the world's vast oceans and rounding Cape Horn countless times. The mighty tall ship was abandoned in

Discover a truly historic maritime rarity, Australia's oldest sail trading ketch SV May Queen as she overcomes all to celebrate a milestone anniversary.

We hope you all had the opportunity to visit the Australian Wooden Boat Festival - what an amazing event that is held bi-annually here is...

The Old Ships Company had a great day yesterday at the My State Australian Wooden Boat Festival. If you are heading down to The...

While you are at the Australian Wooden Boat Festival pop into the Authors Centre in the Marina Room in the Elizabeth Street Pier and say...

If you have a chance head down to Hobart's beautiful waterfront, in the Sovereign Room on the Elizabeth Street Pier during the MyState...

We can't tell you how thrilled we are to have our Docco The Wake of the May Queen selected to screen as part of the MyState Bank...

Old Ship's Company would like to thank our good friends at Wooden Boat magazine Nov/Dec 2018 issue for such a fabulous review of our...

It's a beautiful day in Ramsgate with lots of happy holiday makers out in the sun, but we are here because of the Medway

As we return to the Uk after 3 days of intensive filming in France, our stop over at Dunkirk has left us with a lot to think about and...