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Francisco de Holanda, De aetatibus mundi imagines, la creación del mundo en imágenes (circa 1545)
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” John D Spreckels — Brigantine “ … A brigantine of 267 tons, was launched at the head of Mission Creek in 1880. She was built by Matthew Turner for Spreckels’ Hawaiian sugar trade. Like most of the vessels in that run, she carried passengers and was heavily rigged, including topmast stunsails which can been seen extended like giant wings in this picture.
Photo: San Francisco Maritime National Historical Museum
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More schooners and no filters used on any of these images. (at World HQ of Leighton O’Connor)
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Pennsylvania drydocked in an Advanced Base Sectional Dock, circa 1944.
source: United States National Archives
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