Ports of Call

Portland, United States

4.3

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+1 207-773-3411
Address:
79 Commercial St, Portland, ME, 04101
Old Port
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3 reviews of Ports of Call

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Place rating: 4
Warwick, RI
Trinkets
T-​shirts
and
postcards
Ports of Call is a touristy place with a whole lot of touristy stuff. Lots of mugs, Maine T-​shirts, key chains, refrigerator magnets, postcards and other things found in the typical tourist place.
But Ports of Call is also has a lot of very cool military surplus stuff like jackets, sweaters, optics and bags at very reasonable prices. Definitely a fun place to poke around.
The store is dark, kind of funky smelling and very woody. Lots of ropes and other nautical stuff just hanging around, it has a very pleasantly tacky décor.
An interesting store, you can find the plenty tacky touristy stuff here and if you dig and look a bit you just might find something more.
Place rating: 5
Cambridge, MA
Lots of «touristy» gifts, but also an impressive collection of WWII, naval, and other military surplus bags & coats. Staff was super friendly, giving me a discount because the coat I bought «looked so good on me».
Place rating: 4
Cranford, NJ
This place is sweet. They’ve got old issued military and naval uniforms from around the world. Some good quality vintage wool peacoats for men at available for under $ 100. Among their inventory are old French field shirts and wool sweaters, retro Czech Marine jackets, vintage binocular cases, German ruck sacks, and other lovely things. I’ve scored some goods for $ 5 or under in the past. They also have a good selection of old postcards that date back to the late 1800s.
Two thumbs up.