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Mongoose       John S. Johnston, 4 July 1898   Detroit Publishing Company photograph collectionLibra

Galatea, 1888-05-26Nathaniel L. Stebbins photographic collectionHistoric New EnglandReference Code P

Shona, 1888-04-18Nathaniel L. Stebbins photographic collectionHistoric New EnglandReference Code PC0

Montauk     John S. Johnston, 19 June 1897    Detroit Publishing Company photograph collectionLibrar

Molly Bawn      John S. Johnston, 27 July 1895   Detroit Publishing Company photograph collectionLib

Crowd gathers around the schooner Nancy at NantasketLeslie Jones, 1927Boston Public Library Print De

Cup defenders - Vanitie and ResoluteLeslie Jones, 1915 [1914?]Boston Public Library Print Department

Cup defender Defiance built and launched at Maine shipyardsLeslie Jones, 1914Boston Public Library P

Friend, 1888-06-07Nathaniel L. Stebbins photographic collectionHistoric New EnglandReference Code PC

Saracen, 1888-06-02Nathaniel L. Stebbins photographic collectionHistoric New EnglandReference Code P

Rosalind, 1888-05-24Nathaniel L. Stebbins photographic collectionHistoric New EnglandReference Code

MineolaJohn S. Johnston, 10 June 1891   Detroit Publishing Company photograph collectionLibrary of C

Crowd to see grounded schooner Nancy at Nantasket beachLeslie Jones, 1927Boston Public Library Print

….i may have bingeread all of made for sailing when the enstars anime came out

Lyme Regis, August 1st 2015

frogginaround:bufobufobufo:She’s on a missionI’m sailing away, set an open course for the virgin sea

Karen Witter - She was Playboy magazine’s Playmate of the Month for its March 1982 issue, and

classicnudes: Marguerite Empey (PMOM - May 1955 and February 1956), AKA Diane Webber, pictured on c

sailing west from the Gray Havens

nude-vacations:Nude Sailing ⛵️ Living the Nude Life ….. ☀️

0ce4n-g0d: Sailing with the sun... by Braulio Cosme

captainflirt:Fishing boats in the 17th and 18th century.

Walter Dexel, Sailing Ship / Segelboot, 1922. Oil on canvas. Via Ketterer Kunst

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