Ships in Bottles and Their Origins in the Late Nineteenth Century

Michael K. Stammers

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Libraries and Information Services Historical Art and Architecture Studies Maritime and Coastal Archaeology

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Miniature objects, whether they be netsuke or snuff boxes, have special allure for collectors. Ships in bottles have a similar appeal to the nautical collector and they have the added component of ...

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1961A Short History of Technology

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