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The ketch 'Hoyden' at anchor, 1911. Creator: Kirk & Sons of Cowes.

The ketch 'Hoyden' at anchor, 1911. Creator: Kirk & Sons of Cowes.

2-698-468 - Kirk & Sons of Cowes/Heritage-Images

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The ketch 'Hoyden' at anchor, 1911. 'Hoyden' was built in Lowestoft in 1890 and owned by the founder of magazines 'The Lady' and 'Vanity Fair', Thomas Gibson Bowles.

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  1. Kirk & Sons of Cowes, attributed to: {British; English}: Photography StudioSearch Wikipedia for Kirk & Sons of Cowes
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  1. William Umpleby Kirk: British; English: PhotographerSearch Wikipedia for William Umpleby Kirk
  2. Arthur Henry Kirk: British; English: PhotographerSearch Wikipedia for Arthur Henry Kirk
  3. Edgar WP Kirk: British; English: PhotographerSearch Wikipedia for Edgar WP Kirk
  4. Thomas Gibson Bowles: British: magazine publisherSearch Wikipedia for Thomas Gibson Bowles
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Pixel Dimensions (W x H) : 5892x4209
File Size : 24,219kb

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  1. Y260
  1. D/45/QP
  1. 0860000830
  1. 2-698-468
  1. 2698468
  1. Y260
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