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Cutty Sark
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Nautical Decor
- Nautical Art Posters
- Nautical Gifts And Decor
- Collections of Automobiles and Tether Cars
- Decorative Lighthouses
- Corporate Gifts
- Liferings
- Nautical Throw Pillows
- Nautical Jewelry
- Nautical Theme Framed Art
- Beach Decor Shop
- Nautical & Coastal Furniture
- Portholes
- Aviation Decor and Gifts
- Nautical Clocks
- Floats and Buoys
- Nautical Balance Toys
- Compasses
- Lanterns and Lamps
- Globes
- Decorative Sailboats
- Signs
- Spot Lights
- Keychains
- Nautical Flags
- Nautical Watches
- Sextants
- Decorative Wooden Oars & Paddles
- Ships in a Bottle
- Decorative Anchors
- Ship Wheels
- Ships Bells
- Spy Glasses
- Telescopes
- J Class Yacht Decor
- Diving Helmets
- Nautical Charts Decor
- Seaside Treasures
- Nautical Wall Decor
- Mirrors
- Curtains Tapestry
- Pool and Garden Decor
- Boat Flags
- Nautical/Coastal Rugs
- Personalized Plaques
- Armor Helmets
- Fish Replica Taxidermy
- Nautical Instruments
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Model Ships
- Historic Ship Models
- J Class Sailboats
- Large Tall Ships
- RC Sailboats
- Display Cases
- Famous Ships
- Coast Guard
- Historic Sailboats
- Cruise Ships
- Fishing Boats
- Exclusive Ship Models
- Pirate Ships
- Half Hull Boat Models
- Real Kayaks and Canoes
- Ships in the Bottles
- Speed Boats
- Tall Ships
- America's Cup Sailboat Models
- Sailboats
- Custom Built Models
- Nautical Lighting
- Furniture
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Cutty Sark 14" Cutty Sark 14"
Model Measurements: Height:14” Width:3” Length: 12” (1:271 scale) Model Measurements: Height:14”...
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Cutty Sark Wooden Clipper Model Ship 30" Cutty Sark Wooden Clipper Model Ship 30"
Dimensions: 30" Long x 6" Wide x 25" High (1:135 scale) Dimensions: 30" Long x 6" Wide x 25"...
Cutty Sark
The Cutty Sark is a clipper ship. Built in 1869, she served as a merchant vessel (the last clipper to be built for that purpose), and then as a training ship until being put on public display in 1954. She is preserved in dry dock at Greenwich in London, but was damaged in a fire on May 21, 2007 while undergoing extensive restoration.