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DescriptionGoldenfleece.jpg	English: Golden Fleece clipper ship ((in the background.) See page 38.) N. B. Page 38 does not identify the ship in the foreground. See https://archive.org/details/someshipsofclipp00stat/page/38
Date	1913
Source	Captain Arthur H. Clarke and Dr. O. T. Howe (for the State Street Trust Company)
Author	"Some ships of the clipper era", by State Street Trust Company, Boston, MA

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