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Bumper Stickers
(or position
inside a car window) The
Algerian pirates.
Size: 15x3.75 inches,
Laminated for weather protection, Price includes
shipping cost.
Order No.
B00508.
Quantity 1 - 2 $5.00
each
3 - 50 $4.00 each
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sticker gets a free bumper
sticker '08. If your bumper
sticker is displayed here and reported, you will
get a free copy of
Persons, Animals, Ships, and Cannon in the Aubrey-Maturin Sea Novels of Patrick O'Brian by Anthony Gary Brown,
B00692 while copies last. |
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Though
pirates are mentioned in Master and
Commander twice, once in the reading of
the naval regulations at church services
aboard the Sophie and, second, when Stephen
writes in his nightly diary that Jack Aubrey might
serve well as a pirate chief, our heroes do
not encounter pirates until the third novel,
HMS Surprise.
While pirates flourished in the Mediterranean
Sea and as far into the Atlantic as Ireland,
their home ports were on the African coast
from Gibraltar to Suez, and Aubrey and
Maturin encounter them many times through
out the canon. |
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Prints
Temporarily closed
while we reorganize the prints and their display.
Watch for a sale of Geoff Hunt prints and the
availability of many Patrick O'Brian Covers.
Signed and numbered lithographs of Geoff Hunt including
the Patrick O'Brian Aubrey-Maturin series or related
subjects, the imported Nelson Series, the fighting ships
series, and the American Revolutionary War series. |
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Videos, DVDs
(Note clearance sale of VHS
tapes.) |
Models
Models of
famous sailing ships in longitudinal section.
Models framed
and enclosed behind glass for display on walls. |
Books
Novels, histories, journals, biographies.
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Shanties
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