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Player's Cigarettes "Ships Figureheads" (series of 25 issued in 1912) #19 HMS Duke of Marlborough
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This figure head comes from older days on a Norwegian sailing-ship who went to America. Fred Olsen lines johsuth12 says: This figurehead came from m/s Bonanza which served on the Fred Olsen North Pacific services. She had a sister ship Buffalo which had a figurehead of Buffalo Bill. A pity that Buffalo Bill decided to jump into the Pacific in a storm, though.
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Eine Galionsfigur aus dem Altonaer Museum in Hamburg - Norddeutsches Landesmuseum. A Figurehead in a museum in Hamburg, Germany.
The plaque accompanying the figurehead reads: H.M.S. TRAFALGAR. Built as a First Rate of 120 guns at Woolwich and completed in 1841, 2,694 tons. She took part in the bombardment of Sebastopol in 1854, being towed to her position in the line by the RETRIBUTION (paddle). Converted to a two deck screw ship of 90 guns at Chatham in 1858-59 and in 1873 was renamed BOSCAWEN, when she became a seaman boy''s training ship at Portland. Sold in 1905, the year in which boy''s training became shore based at Shotley near Ipswich.
A figurehead on a freighter from Fred Olsen, Norway. Quite an unusual sight.
Maritima wood carving specialise in producing ships carving for maritime environments ie figureheads, name boards, trailboards, unique yacht interiors as well as ecclesiastical and contemporary sculpture in wood
