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AC Charles and Jane, steamer Utile 1860.jpg (86429 bytes) The Charles & Jane and the steamer Utile 1860 6" X 10"  $25.

 

 


AC Cornelius Grinnell 1850.jpg (114954 bytes)AC Cornelius Grinnell hold1850.jpg (97478 bytes) The Cornelius Grinnell 1850 Both prints and text 10" X 15"  $40. for the pair.

 Original text She has a temporary tackle on the main and fore course yards for lifting cargo into the hold.


AC Daniel Webster 1851.jpg (81873 bytes) The Daniel Webster 1851 6" X 10" $25.

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AC Glad Tidings 1865.jpg (77160 bytes) The Glad Tidings 1865 7" X 10" $25.

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AC Great Republic 1855 .jpg (68807 bytes) The Great Republic 1855  6" X 10" $25.

Original text  This four masted bark was intended to be the largest clipper ever, but there was a devastating fire as she was being rigged. After the fire she was never rigged as she was designed; notice how short the masts are.


AC White Falcon 1855.jpg (118052 bytes)AC White Falcon hold 1855.jpg (95388 bytes) The White Falcon 1855  8" X 10" $30 for the pair

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AC Oriental 1850.jpg (53560 bytes) The Oriental 1850 6" X 10" $25.

Original text This is the classic clipper look with single topsails, skysails and studdingsails flying on the starboard side.  In another 5 years or so everyone changed to double topsails.  The main course is set in an interesting way.

 

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