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DescriptionEnigheden (1741 ship).png	English: Construction drawing for the frigate Enigheden, the first ship built at Andreas Bjørn's shipyard in Christianshavn, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Date	c. 1741
Source	https://slaegtsbibliotek.dk/923648.pdf
Author	Unknown

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