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Schooners Dreadnought and Columbia 1870 Clock

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Style: 25.4 cm Round Wall Clock with Black Wooden Frame

Customise your wall clock to create a functional wall décor statement piece to perfectly match your home décor, show off your art or favourite photo, or give as a personalised gift. This unique, high-quality wall clock is vibrantly printed, protected by a high-impact plexiglass crystal face and features a pre-installed backside hanging slot for easy hanging and a non-ticking design.

  • Size: 25.4 cm L and 4.4 cm W (deep)
  • Wood frame available in three colours
  • Non-ticking design
  • Required AA battery not included
  • Backside hanging slot for easy hanging
  • Add photos, artwork, and text
  • Indoor use only, not recommended for outdoor use
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Schooners Dreadnought and Columbia 1870 Clock

Schooners Dreadnought and Columbia 1870 Clock

Race between the Schooners Dreadnought and Columbia by James Edward Buttersworth, circa 1870 Sail Steam Yacht Emily of the New York Yacht Club The race was a stake race observed by the yacht Emily of the New York Yacht Club. The Columbia made American sailing history when it appeared to be able to defeat the 143-ft Canadian schooner Bluenose in a competition for the fishermen's trophy. The races ended in a dispute when the Bluenose's captain refused to complete the last of three races. Schooner Columbia participated in several races before disappearing off Nova Scotia in 1927. Columbia won the America's Cup in 1871. The Columbia took part in several races and disappeared off Nova Scotia. Schooner Dreadnought: A 200-foot-long emigrant carrier that could accommodate 200 passengers. It had a beam of 41.5 feet and a hold depth of 26.5 feet.
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