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Figurehead from the Helen Denny.
Helen Denny was a full-rigged iron ship built in 1866 by Robert Duncan & Co Port Glasgow (Yard No 21) for Patrick Henderson & Co., Glasgow. 1872 sold to Shaw, Savill & Co., London. Employed in the New Zealand emmigrant [sic] trade. Quoted from Wikimedia.
Helen Denny was a full-rigged iron ship built in 1866 by Robert Duncan & Co Port Glasgow (Yard No 21) for Patrick Henderson & Co., Glasgow. 1872 sold to Shaw, Savill & Co., London. Employed in the New Zealand emmigrant [sic] trade. Quoted from Wikimedia.
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