China Light (Limited Edition)

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China Light (Limited Edition)
Own a piece of American Naval History. The U.S. Naval Institute is proud to offer 750 signed limited edition prints of this moment in time depicting the U.S.S. Constitution leaving Macao, China during her around the world cruise from 1844 to 1846.
by Tom W. Freeman
  • ISBN/SKU: AIR001
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  • Date Available: August 2006
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