• A Trading Junk at Sea | Art UK

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    A Trading Junk at Sea. ... This apart, the picture could be a pair to 'A Trading Junk' (BHC1182) in terms of the junk shown and what is practically the same...

  • A Trading Junk at Sea in 2024 | Maritime Museum London...

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    A trading junk at sea.

  • Royal Museums Greenwich

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    + - A trading junk at sea. ... Painted on the stern of the junk shown here are two Chinese characters 'Yong Shun' (from right to left), literally “permanently successful'.

  • A Trading Junk at Sea - Wikidata

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    A Trading Junk at Sea (Q63165831). From Wikidata. Jump to navigation Jump to search. ... Also known as. English. A Trading Junk at Sea.

  • File:Chinese School - A Trading Junk at Sea - BHC1181...

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    Image title. Chinese School; A Trading Junk at Sea; National Maritime Museum; http://www.artuk.org/artworks/a-trading-junk-at-sea-173227.

  • Jiangsu (Trader Junk)

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    Starting from 13th Century China began to build large sea junks for the trade with other countries.
    23 Nisan 2014

  • Rulers of the Sea’s Instagram Post: “A Tea Trading Junk...”

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    421 Likes, 3 Comments - Rulers of the Sea (@rulersoftheseaofficial) on Instagram: “A Tea Trading Junk - George Chinnery (c. 1840), at the time of the First Opium...

  • Foochow Trading Junk X 2 - Navwar

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    Victory at Sea - Scenario & Fleet Lists. ... Description - MERCHANT JUNK Small Chinese trading Junk, known as a Foochow Junk, widely used in the 19th and...

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  • BDO SEA - Junk & Trade Crate Setup Guide (Prep...)

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  • Keying (Ship) - Wikipedia

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    Keying (Chinese: 耆英, p Qíyīng) was a three-masted, 800-ton Fuzhou Chinese trading junk which sailed from China around the Cape of Good Hope to the United States...