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English: The Gundalow With Lateen Sail–A Relic Of Early Days.
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English: The Gundalow With Lateen Sail–A Relic Of Early Days.
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English: By special effort we secured the view shown of the gundalow “Fanny M.” She was built in 1888. She is sixty-nine feet long, eighteen feet six inches beam, and four feet draught. The short mast rises twenty feet from the deck, and carries the great yard, sixty-eight feet in length, counterbalanced by iron weights at its lower end. There are 259 yards of duck in the sail.
Date 10 September 1898
date QS:P571,+1898-09-10T00:00:00Z/11
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Source/Photographer (1898-09-10). "The Gundalow". Scientific American 79 (11): 171–172.

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