Robin Hood

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Fetch?	Row ID	Media	Date	Vessel	Place	Related Places	Inscription/Marks	Subject	Notes	Archive Number
	1	No image URL.						Robin Hood (Legendary character); Pirates.; Outlaws	Includes "The Lytell geste of Robin Hood" (p. [23]-93) and a reprint of the pamphlet (p.[125]-209): A full account of the actions of the late famous pyrate, Capt. Kidd. With the proceedings against him, and a vindication of ... Richard Earl of Bellomont, Lord Coloony, late governor of New-England, and other honourable persons from the unjust reflections cast upon them	LB82634
	2		1903			USA; MARYLAND; SALISBURY	LABEL ON MOUNT: REBUILDING THE TRANSOM OF THE THREE MASTED SCHOONER HATTIE GILES OFFICIAL NO. 95312, BUILT IN 1874 AT LEWISVILLE, DELAWARE. CAPTAIN GORDON BANKS. MASTER STANDING ON DECK. AT LEFT IS THE STERN OF THE TWO MASTED SCHOONER ROBIN HOOD, OFFICIAL NUMBER NO. 21867. BUILT 1868, AT HAMBURG, PA. NOTE THE OLD TYPE HORN DAVITS ON THE ROBIN HOOD AND THE THOLE PIN HOLES ON THE YAWL BOATS. PHOTO TAKEN AT O.S. LLOYD'S SHIPYARD AT SALISBURY, MARYLAND.		HATTIE GILES (SCHOONER)	P0001.011/01-#PK1159
	3	No image URL.				Great Britain–Kings and rulers		Robin Hood (Legendary character); Nobility–Great Britain	Engraved title page, by William Marshall (Johnson, A.F. A cat. of engraved and etched Engl. title-pages, no. 54) First published, 1615, under title: The historie, and lives, of twentie kings of England. Special title page for: The successions of the dukes and earles of this kingdome. Portraits by Renold Elstracke and others; for description and discussion, see Levis, H.C. Bazili[omega]logia. Signatures: [A]p1s [fleuron]p6s a-bp4s A-4Gp6s 4Hp4s(4Hb4sblank) Numbers 202 and 203 repeated and numerous other errors in pagination. Woodcuts: initials, headpieces, and printer's device on special title page (McKerrow 405) References: STC 17529. Chapter on Richard I includes passage on Robin Hood and Little John in which the tale of the "Honest theeves" is told (p. 42) "The historie of Queene Elisabeth": p. 425-843 [i.e. 427-845]	LB31775
	4					USA; CALIFORNIA; SAN FRANCISCO	WRITTEN ON VERSO: BUILT 1945 AT MOORE DRY DOCK COMPANY AT OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA. OWNED BY U. S. WAR SHIPPING ADMINISTRATION. LAUNCHED AS ROBIN HOOD.	Freighters	Curator Notes- Close starboard side anchored. Vessel shown in San Francisco Bay	P0001.003/01-#PB31331