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Day and Son; Thomas Goldsworth Dutton; William Foster
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English: The Clipper ship 'Highflyer' 1111 Tons. To Richard Green Esqr, & Captain A Enright...

Print entitled 'The Clipper ship Highflyer 1111 Tons. To Richard Green Esqr, & Captain A Enright...'. The ship was built by Green's at Blackwall in 1860 for their London to Australia run. Here she flies their Blackwall line house flag at the main and is seen in open sea, with other distant vessels. There are three bills of sale relating to the ship in NMM MS GRN 14.

The Clipper ship 'Highflyer' 1111 Tons. To Richard Green Esqr, & Captain A Enright...
Date 6 December 1861
date QS:P571,+1861-12-06T00:00:00Z/11
Dimensions Mount: 410 x 563 mm
Notes Box Title: Green Collection.
Source/Photographer http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/149282
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Acquisition Number: PR1953-365
id number: PAH9335
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Green Blackwall collection

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