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English: The American clipper ship "Sovereign of the Seas". Written on back: "Sovereign of the Seas". Builder: Donald McKay, Boston, 1852. Dimensions: 265' x 44' x 23'. Tonnage: 2421. Type: Clipper Ship.
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Source San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library - San Francisco Historical Photograph Collection
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