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The Soveraigne of the Sea, 1936. Creator: Unknown
The " Soveraigne of the Sea", 1936. Sovereign of the Seas was ordered in August 1634 under the direct orders of Charles I of England (1600-1649). Built at Woolwich, the ship served in the British Navy until 1697 when she was destroyed by fire at Chatham. Cigarette Card No.2 of a series of 25 Old Naval Prints Issued by John Player & Sons
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Charles I Charles I Of England Charles Stuart Defender Of The Faith Galleon Galleons John And Sons John Player And Sons King Charles I King Of Great Britain And Ireland Man Of War Maritme Flag Naval Naval Ship On The Move Player Rigging Royal Navy Sailing Ships Western Script Metaphor Naval Warfare Sovereign Of The Seas Warship
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The Soveraigne of the Sea, 1936: A Glimpse into Britain's Naval Legacy". This print showcases "The Soveraigne of the Sea" a majestic ship that played a significant role in British naval history. Commissioned by Charles I of England in 1634, this galleon was constructed at Woolwich and served as a formidable vessel for over six decades until its tragic demise in 1697. Captured beautifully by an unknown creator, this image is part of a series of Old Naval Prints issued by John Player & Sons. The vibrant colors and intricate details bring to life the grandeur and power associated with maritime warfare during the seventeenth century. As we gaze upon this remarkable illustration, we are transported back in time to an era when sailing ships ruled the seas. The rigging stands tall against a backdrop of clear blue waters, while flags proudly flutter atop masts adorned with royal insignia. This visual metaphor reminds us of Britain's naval prowess and its commitment to defending faith and sovereignty. "The Soveraigne of the Sea" represents not only a warship but also symbolizes British strength and resilience throughout history. It serves as a testament to the bravery and skill displayed by sailors who ventured into uncharted territories on these magnificent vessels. Preserved through this exquisite print, "The Soveraigne of the Sea" continues to inspire awe and admiration for Britain's rich maritime heritage. Its legacy lives on as it sails through time within our collective memory.
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