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Vessels (Specific / Named)

"America" (Schooner Yacht)

"Antelope" (Brig)

"Antelope" (Steam Demi-Bark)

"Bessie Neal" (Schooner)

"Boston" (Packet Ship)

"Britannia" (Cunard Steamship)

"Caledonia" (Cunard Steamship)

"California" (Full-Rigged Ship)

"Constitution" (U.S. Frigate)

"Eastern Star" (Bark)

"Emblem" (Schooner)

"General Gates" (New England Boat; Casco Bay Boat)

"Golden Rule" (Clipper Ship)

"Golden State" (Clipper Ship)

"Harvest Moon" (Side-Wheel Steamer)

"Hibernia" (Steam Ship)

"Jamestown" (U.S. Sloop of War)

"Julia" (Sloop Yacht)

"Mary Ann" (Packet Ship)

"Massachusetts" (Auxiliary Steam Packet Ship)

"Matilda" (Ship)

"McLane" (Cutter; Steam Vessel)

"Michael Angelo" (Packet Ship)

"National Eagle" (Clipper Ship) →

"Nightingale" (Clipper Ship)

"Northern Light" (Yacht)

"Orazimbo" (Whaler)

"Phantom" (Cruising Yawl)

"R. B. Forbes" (Tow Boat)

"Samuel Lawrence" (Packet Ship)

"Southern Cross" (Clipper Ship)

"Spitfire" (Clipper Ship)

"Star Light" (Clipper)

"Starr King" (Clipper)

"Superior" (Sloop)

"Sweepstakes" (Clipper Ship)

"T. F. Secor" (Steamboat)

"Tarterno" (Half Brig)

"Unicorn" (Cunard Steamship)

"Widgeon" (Sloop Yacht)

"Winged Arrow" (Clipper Ship)

"Yacht" (Side-Wheel Steamboat)

"National Eagle" (Clipper Ship)

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The medium clipper ship "National Eagle," 1095 tons, was built by Joshua T. Foster at Medford for Fisher and Company, Boston in 1852.

– Erik Ronnberg

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