Large Clipper
The Clipper is a sailing ship, for transporting both goods and passengers, and characterized by its high speed. Created on the American coast (east coast). The clipper had its heyday in the mid-nineteenth century with the trade routes of tea and cotton in the UK and the communication between San Francisco and New York, at the time of the Gold Rush. Decorative model made in high quality wood, painted and varnished by hand.
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Clipper History
A clipper was a very fast sailing ship of the early to mid-1800s. The term developed as slang, as the ships were said to "clip" days off the usual time for a sea voyage. Historians differ on when the first true clipper ships were built, but there is general agreement that they became well established in the 1840s. The typical clipper had three masts, was square-rigged, and had a hull designed to slice through the water. Clippers became important for the tea trade, as tea from China could be transported to England or America in record time. Clippers were also used to transport easterners to California during the Gold Rush, and to transport Australian wool to England.