DESCRIPTION -- Real collector's piece of a 'Ship in a Bottle' model of the famous old vessel Bluenose. It is hand made and beautifully crafted and is in a great condition and a great example of this type of art. This type of item is very collectable and rare to find available to purchase (click on the view link or on the picture for a closer look at this item).
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CONDITION -- Excellent

HISTORY -- The history of ships in a bottle is not very well known. What is known is that Jean Randier noted some of the earliest known examples of bottled ships came around the 1830's. This is when dark glass was replaced by opaque glass bottles which would make ships in a bottle a popular commodity. However, even in the 18th century the art of building a ship within the constraints of something like a bottle was known to exist.

NOTES -- Due to very large increases in postage costs to America, the price shown will cover large items but may take up to but not more than 42 days to receive from despatch.  If items are wanted sooner a price on request can be given. Many other types of maritime groups are covered on the Travellers in Time website so please email us anytime at sales@travellersintime.net to ask about any items you cannot see listed and we will look for you.
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DESCRIPTION -- Real collector's piece of a 'Ship in a Bottle' model of the famous old vessel Henry Grace Dieu. It is hand made and beautifully crafted and is in a great condition and a great example of this type of art. This type of item is very collectable and rare to find available to purchase (click on the view link or on the picture for a closer look at this item).
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CONDITION -- Excellent

HISTORY -- Henry Grace Dieu ("Henry Grace of God"), popularly known as the Great Harry, was an English carrack or "great ship" of the 16th century. Contemporary with Mary Rose, Henry Grace Dieu was even larger. She had a large forecastle four decks high, and a stern castle two decks high. She was 165 feet (50 m) long, weighing 1,000'1,500 tons and having a complement of 700'1,000. It is said that she was ordered by Henry VIII in response to the Scottish ship Michael, launched in 1511. She was originally built at Woolwich Dockyard from 1512 to 1514 and was one of the first vessels to feature gun ports and had twenty of the new heavy bronze cannon, allowing for a broadside.

NOTES -- Due to very large increases in postage costs to America, the price shown will cover large items but may take up to but not more than 42 days to receive from despatch.  If items are wanted sooner a price on request can be given.  You can email Travellers in Time anytime on sales@travellersintime.net anytime for any enquiries about items you wish to purchase.
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DESCRIPTION -- Real collector's piece of a 'Ship in a Bottle' model of the famous old vessel Brigatine. It is hand made and beautifully crafted and is in a great condition and a great example of this type of art. This type of item is very collectable and rare to find available to purchase (click on the view link or on the picture for a closer look at this item).
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CONDITION -- Excellent

HISTORY -- The history of ships in a bottle is not very well known. What is known is that Jean Randier noted some of the earliest known examples of bottled ships came around the 1830's. This is when dark glass was replaced by opaque glass bottles which would make ships in a bottle a popular commodity. However, even in the 18th century the art of building a ship within the constraints of something like a bottle was known to exist.

NOTES -- Due to very large increases in postage costs to America, the price shown will cover large items but may take up to but not more than 42 days to receive from despatch.  If items are wanted sooner a price on request can be given. Many other different maritime groups are covered on the Travellers in Time website so please email us anytime at sales@travellersintime.net to ask about any items you cannot see listed.
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DESCRIPTION -- Glass dish from the Fiji Direct Service Company which is in an excellent condition and shows gold inlay pictures on the front. The item is 8" (21cm) x 3" (8cm) in size and would have been available on the vessels as a souvenir.
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CONDITION -- Very Good

HISTORY -- Fiji Direct Service Company

NOTES -- Due to very large increases in postage costs to America, the price shown will cover large items but may take up to but not more than 42 days to receive from despatch.  If items are wanted sooner a price on request can be given.  You can always email Travellers in Time on sales@travellersintime.net anytime for any enquiries about items you wish to purchase.
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DESCRIPTION -- Glass wine bottle rescued from the wreck of the old ship The Bogata, which was wrecked off Lincolnshire, England in 1916. The item is partly barnacle covered and has inside the intact remains of a shellfish like creature with the size of the bottle is 10.5" (27cm) long.
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CONDITION -- Good

HISTORY -- The ship The Bogata was built in 1906 and was 4,491 gross tons. It was owned by the Pacific Steam navigation Company.

NOTES -- Due to very large increases in postage costs to America, the price shown will cover large items but may take up to but not more than 42 days to receive from despatch.  If items are wanted sooner a price on request can be given.  You can email Travellers in Time anytime on sales@travellersintime.net for any enquiries about items you wish to purchase.
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