1926 Print Lutine Yarmouth Roads Frigate Sunken Treasure Gold Royal Navy XGR4 XGX5 the School of the Art

the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and the Art Students League of New York

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This is an original 1952 black and white rotogravure of the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen located in the city of Rotterdam

for the Fifth Austrian War Loan

Grand Avenue and Sixteenth Street

1926 Print Lutine Yarmouth Roads Frigate Sunken Treasure Gold Royal Navy XGR4 XGX5 the School of the ArtThis is an original 1926 halftone print of H. M. S. Lutine leaving Yarmouth Roads, UK, on the day of its final voyage, October 9th, 1799. Originally a French magicienne class frigate (32 guns), she had been captured by the British and rebuilt into a third rate frigate for the Royal Navy. The day she sank, she was transporting a large cargo of gold, the majority of which has never been recovered, despite dozens of efforts over the years to do so. All