Capital is WEALTH which has been set aside to assist for the production of further wealth.

NB. All capital is wealth, not all wealth is capital

All these are products of
someones labour.
All these things will wear out.
.

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Means of transport for
people and goods

Bus; Circular Quay

Capital-a great tool. by: Y Skoorb

Ferry; Circular Quay

"Queen of The Netherlands" in Port Philip Bay

Captain Cooke Tours Sydney

Mobile Crane used in construction

It takes people to work these things and they
take people to work

Sydney from Darling Harbour; the buildings, wharfs, & infrastructure are capital.

This would be a mixture; according to what the use is determines what it is: If it is being used merely for pleasure or its use
will not increase the general wealth then
it is not capital.

All are examples of
aggregated capital or
"...the little finger..."

Dock side crane; Sydney

Cargo Ship entering Port Philip:
The ship and its cargo are all capital: i.e. the cargo is made up of goods in the process of production (production only ceases when what has been produced is in the hands of the consumer). The ship itself is capital and is being used to assist in the production process

Canadian Train

Empty cargo ship leaving Pt.Philip with Pilot boat

There are items of Wealth that are not capital
See HERE