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Model Ships and Boats38 of 109A Lead Schooner?Wood Boat Replica
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    Posted 6 years ago

    jmaldie
    (1 item)

    I have no idea what I have here. All I know is that this brass ship was a wedding gift back in the '70s. The guy who gifted this ship paid $3,200. It's 7ft x 5ft. Does anybody know anything about this ship?
    Thanks,
    Joey M.

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    1. Johnsmith Johnsmith, 6 years ago
      Wow! It’s awesome!
    2. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 6 years ago
      I've seen many models in my life, but not familiar with this exact style. The Mizzen sails show a definite Chinese junk style, so I assume it is made in China.
    3. jmaldie, 6 years ago
      Found the maker's mark on bottom of ship. Maker is P. Postels'

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