Our recipient from 2021, Scott Wilson, taught himself to paint after losing his dominant arm in an oilfield accident. Inspired by what he experienced diving in Key Largo, he created this beautiful painting for tonight's event. An acrylic on canvas measuring 4 ft. by 5 ft.

Miami Dolphins Riddell Speed Flex Authentic Football Helmet signed by Dan Marino. A College and Pro Football Hall of famer, his signature alone is worth between $250-$500. Our fearless leader Tyler Brandes secured this helmet while meeting this football legend, securing not only the helmet with signature, but also the helmet visor and display case. An overall value of $1200.

Glock 43X 9mm with a custom polished feed ramp trigger job. Winner will coordinate with Practical Tactical to transfer the firearm.

Spikes Tactical AR-15 with a Danial Defense single stage 2.5-pound trigger. Brack Rain Ordnance Bolt Carrier group. Faxon match grade fluted barrel, Phase 5 hand guard, phase 5 gas block extended magazine release catch. With a jolly roger etched into the lower, and a custom pirate selector switch.

Winner will coordinate with Practical Tactical to transfer the firearm.

This is the latest from the USS Kittiwake Collection by photographer/artist Jim Hellemn. The ship off the coast of Grand Cayman was white, now an active artificial reef teeming with life. Named "New Colors" this fine art piece mounted on aluminum is 32 inches by 48 inches with a nice UV finish. Jim used his multi-image techniques and the world's most powerful underwater strobes to record a super resolution image of the front of the ship, looking into the front portholes.. Captured in more than 50 overlapping images photographed at close range, the spectacular
colors of the Kittiwake's new makeover come alive.

A nautical themed table made in collaboration with 2006 recipient and board member Chris Pulley and local artist Kevin Shores. All custom cut out of metal with a custom automotive paint and inlayed epoxy table top. A rare find, the fair market value of this item is $850

Rock and Roll legend Ted Nugent, who has sold more than 40 million albums during his unstoppable career, sends his regrets he could not be with us tonight, however he signed a Gibson Les Paul Guitar for us. He not only signed the guitar, he added his logo to the pick guard, signed the case, and included some fun stickers and more. This would be the perfect edition to anyone's home. Valued at $2500

This antique Japanese brass diving helmet was a prized possession of Dive Pirates Board Member Ed Shearer and partially restored by Board Member Chris Pulley and local artist Kevin Shores.

Prize donated back for auction