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"Ship In Bottle - Chesapeake Bay Skipjack" - by Gabrielle Rogers
Category: Woodwork Collection: Ships In Bottles
Style: Chesapeake Bay Sailing Vessel Medium: Wood Thread Paper Paint Etc
Color:
#CCB1A3 #CCCCCC #99855C #99857A #998F7A #CC967A #CCA3A3 #997A7A

Chesapeake Bay Skipjacks once frequented the Bay dredging for oysters under sail. Based on a general design, this skipjack is approx. 2.25 inches x 3.25 inches tall with a total length of bottle being just under 4.5 inches. She is the tiniest ship in bottle that I have constructed and is complete with her pushboat, cabins, hatches, railing, and complete rig.
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