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Set against a map of Europe and North Africa, this exquisite piece of maritime wall art celebrates the heritage and craftsmanship of traditional seafaring.
Features:
- Handmade in the UK
- 10 traditional nautical knots
- Grey wooden frame with white mount
- Vintage-style map backdrop of Europe and North Africa
- Metal ship's wheel embellishment
- Silver-coloured metal plaques displaying knot names
- Dispatched from Bristol
- Click & Collect available
Each knot board we create is truly unique. Handmade in the UK and crafted one at a time, every display is a one-of-a-kind piece—so when you purchase one, you can be confident you own something genuinely distinctive.
This item is shipped via ROYAL MAIL TRACKED and shipping costs are as follows:
UK mainland and Northern Ireland @ £4.80
The Scottish Highlands & Channel Islands @ £4.80
Please email us to request a delivery charge to your country.
The HMS Bellona was a 74-gun third-rate used in the Napoleonic wars and built at Chatham, launched in 1760. The Bellona was tasked to join the squadron blockading Brest during the Seven Years War. HMS Bellona was used on the Tagus River in Spain. The HMS Bellona engaged the French 74-gun ship Courageux in company with two frigates. The HMS Bellona eventually took on the Courageux. The frigates escaped, but the Courageux struck her colours and was later re-fitted and used by the Royal Navy.
In 1762 Bellona was paid off. She was used in the American Revolutionary War after she had been coppered. Until 1783 HMS Bellona served in the North Sea and the West Indies. In 1801 HMS Bellona served under Nelson in the Battle of Copenhagen. She also served in the North Sea and Bay of Biscay until 1814, when she paid off for the last time and broken up.
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