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| America |
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| Winner in 1851 of the cup race that now bears its name. |
| Brigantine |
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| Square and fore-and-aft rigged sails helped these agile ships at sailing down wind or into the wind. |
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| HMS Franklin |
| Galleon |
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| A Spanish vessel of the 15th-Century in a three-inch bottle. |
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| Baltimore Clipper |
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| Fast, agile sailing vessel popular with merchants and free-booters alik |
| Franklin & Baltick |
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| American and British schooners that tangled during the US Revolutionary War. |
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| American Schooner Baltick |
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| Puritan |
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| Winner of the America's Cup in 1885. |
| Five-Masted Schooner |
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| Fifty-six five -masted schooners were built on the US East Coast during 1888-1920 |
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| Cutter |
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| A single-masted, fore-and-aft rigged work boat in a four-inchl triangular bottle. |
| Three-Masted Schooner |
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| Fast, agile merchant vessel, small crew, good for coastal waters and often used for hauling lumber. |
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