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Date Added: 26 October 2022
Thomas W. Lawson. In the history of sailing, there has only been one seven-master: the 140.1 m long Thomas W. Lawson. Built in 1902, the ship, which was rigged as a schooner, sank in 1907 and caused the world's first oil spill. Not a beautiful ship in my opinion, but unique because of the high number of masts. The 1:860 scale model came with individually attachable masts in a 0.7 l gin bottle.
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| Type: | Thomas W Lawson Schooner in a Bottle | Maker's Name: | Schultz, Matthias | |
| Category: | Sailing Ships | Made Where: | Bad Kissingen, Bavaria, Germany | |
| Bottle Size: | 0.7 litre | Year Made: | 2022 | |
| Bottle Type: | Gin Bottle |
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| Matthias Schultz, Artist | ||
