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A late 19th century portrait of (Caius or Guius) Caesar Augustus Germanicus (12 AD -41 AD), nicknamed Caligula. He was born Gaius Julius Caesar but acquired the nickname Caligula meaning little caliga, ( a type of military boot) from those he wore when encountered by his father's soldiers during their campaign in Germania. His parents were Germanicus and Agrippina the Elder. He died by assassination in a joint conspiracy by Praetorian Guard officers, senators, and courtiers Stock Photo

RM2JBR1W8–A late 19th century portrait of (Caius or Guius) Caesar Augustus Germanicus (12 AD -41 AD), nicknamed Caligula. He was born Gaius Julius Caesar but acquired the nickname Caligula meaning little caliga, ( a type of military boot) from those he wore when encountered by his father's soldiers during their campaign in Germania. His parents were Germanicus and Agrippina the Elder. He died by assassination in a joint conspiracy by Praetorian Guard officers, senators, and courtiers

Fragments of a caliga (boot) of leather. With 1 shard of earthenware, caliga (boot), organic, leather, earthenware, largest fragment: l: 23.5 cm, roman, Netherlands, South Holland, Katwijk, Valkenburg Stock Photo

RM2B0F2WN–Fragments of a caliga (boot) of leather. With 1 shard of earthenware, caliga (boot), organic, leather, earthenware, largest fragment: l: 23.5 cm, roman, Netherlands, South Holland, Katwijk, Valkenburg

The origin of Caligula's name. The young Gaius earned the nickname 'Caligula' (meaning 'little soldier's boot', the diminutive form of caliga, hob-nailed military boot) from his father's soldiers while accompanying him during his campaigns in Germania. Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus Germanicus, AD 12 – AD 41. Roman emperor. From Hutchinson's History of the Nations, published 1915. Stock Photo

RMHXE6K0–The origin of Caligula's name. The young Gaius earned the nickname 'Caligula' (meaning 'little soldier's boot', the diminutive form of caliga, hob-nailed military boot) from his father's soldiers while accompanying him during his campaigns in Germania. Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus Germanicus, AD 12 – AD 41. Roman emperor. From Hutchinson's History of the Nations, published 1915.

Oil lamp in the shape of a foot with sandal Caliga Militaris Sub Lucerne Specie (title on object), Print upper right marked: 126 (crossed out), oil lamp, Jan Luyken, 1682, paper, etching, h 117 mm × w 65 mm Stock Photo

RMW57NBP–Oil lamp in the shape of a foot with sandal Caliga Militaris Sub Lucerne Specie (title on object), Print upper right marked: 126 (crossed out), oil lamp, Jan Luyken, 1682, paper, etching, h 117 mm × w 65 mm

Costume of a Roman lictor. He carries a fasces or axe, and wears a brown chlamys cloak, white tunic, short trousers and caliga boots. Within a decorative frame engraved by H. Catenacci and Fellmann. Woodblock engraving by Gerard Seguin and E.F. Huyot after a woodcut by Christoph Krieger from Cesare Vecellios 16th century Costumes anciens et modernes, Habiti antichi et moderni di tutto il mondo, Firman Didot Ferris Fils, Paris, 1859-1860. Stock Photo

RM2T68N9J–Costume of a Roman lictor. He carries a fasces or axe, and wears a brown chlamys cloak, white tunic, short trousers and caliga boots. Within a decorative frame engraved by H. Catenacci and Fellmann. Woodblock engraving by Gerard Seguin and E.F. Huyot after a woodcut by Christoph Krieger from Cesare Vecellios 16th century Costumes anciens et modernes, Habiti antichi et moderni di tutto il mondo, Firman Didot Ferris Fils, Paris, 1859-1860.

RM2D7MMA8–Costume of a Roman lictor. He carries a fasces or axe, and wears a brown chlamys cloak, white tunic, short trousers and caliga boots. Within a decorative frame engraved by H. Catenacci and Fellmann. Woodblock engraving by Gerard Seguin and E.F. Huyot after a woodcut by Christoph Krieger from Cesare Vecellio’s 16th century Costumes anciens et modernes, Habiti antichi et moderni di tutto il mondo, Firman Didot Ferris Fils, Paris, 1859-1860.

Caliga (plural Caligae) is heavy-soled military boot,shoes or sandal which was worn by Roman legionary soldiers and auxiliaries Stock Photo

RMBNFH6N–Caliga (plural Caligae) is heavy-soled military boot,shoes or sandal which was worn by Roman legionary soldiers and auxiliaries

Detail of Legionary's sandals - Caligae - showing hobnailed sole. Stock Photo

RM2PWEB1W–Detail of Legionary's sandals - Caligae - showing hobnailed sole.

Cima di Cece Doss Caliga und Valmaggiore, Panorama. (BildID 15574689). Stock Photo

RMW3GWPN–Cima di Cece Doss Caliga und Valmaggiore, Panorama. (BildID 15574689).

. 81 Cima di Cece Doss Caliga und Valmaggiore, Panorama. (BildID 15574689) Stock Photo

RMP8WNC7–. 81 Cima di Cece Doss Caliga und Valmaggiore, Panorama. (BildID 15574689)

RMKC0J1E–Cima di Cece Doss Caliga und Valmaggiore, Panorama. (BildID 15574689)

Caliga bas relief de l'Arc de Constatntin à Rome. Stock Photo

RMPY3GA5–Caliga bas relief de l'Arc de Constatntin à Rome.

RM2F8YDCY–Caliga, and Musnius.

Caliga is a unique pattern boot, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration. Stock Vector

RF2B76HN3–Caliga is a unique pattern boot, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration.

Roman legionary foot-soldier wearing a caliga. Reproduction Stock Photo

RF2H17EKX–Roman legionary foot-soldier wearing a caliga. Reproduction

Caliga clavata, vintage engraved illustration. Industrial encyclopedia E.-O. Lami - 1875. Stock Vector

RFEW4AWN–Caliga clavata, vintage engraved illustration. Industrial encyclopedia E.-O. Lami - 1875.

A clerk pulls his master shoe to Title Page for B Balduinus, Calceus antiquus et mystic J Nigronus, The Caliga veterum Amsterdam, 1667 A servant draws his master shoe aanTitelpagina for B. Balduinus, Calceus antiquus et mystic; Nigronus J., De Caliga veterum. Amsterdam, 1667 Object Type : print title pages Object number: RP-P-1880-A-4136Catalogusreferentie: Collection Rijksmuseum 1 (2) Markings / Brands: collector's mark, verso center, stamped: Lugt 2228 Manufacturer : printmaker: Hendrik Bary (listed building) publisher: Andreas FrisiusPlaats manufacture: print maker: The Netherlands Publishe Stock Photo

RM2B6KJ8J–A clerk pulls his master shoe to Title Page for B Balduinus, Calceus antiquus et mystic J Nigronus, The Caliga veterum Amsterdam, 1667 A servant draws his master shoe aanTitelpagina for B. Balduinus, Calceus antiquus et mystic; Nigronus J., De Caliga veterum. Amsterdam, 1667 Object Type : print title pages Object number: RP-P-1880-A-4136Catalogusreferentie: Collection Rijksmuseum 1 (2) Markings / Brands: collector's mark, verso center, stamped: Lugt 2228 Manufacturer : printmaker: Hendrik Bary (listed building) publisher: Andreas FrisiusPlaats manufacture: print maker: The Netherlands Publishe

RF2B9BXWC–Oil lamp in the shape of a foot with sandal Caliga Militaris Sub Lucerne Specie (title on object), Print upper right marked: 126 (crossed out), oil lamp, Jan Luyken, 1682, paper, etching, h 117 mm × w 65 mm, Reimagined by Gibon, design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and light rays radiance. Classic art reinvented with a modern twist. Photography inspired by futurism, embracing dynamic energy of modern technology, movement, speed and revolutionize culture.

RF2HNT38G–Roman legionary foot-soldier wearing a caliga. Reproduction

Roman era. Mural painting. Detail sandals (caligae or calceus). Rome. Italy. Stock Photo

RMERP181–Roman era. Mural painting. Detail sandals (caligae or calceus). Rome. Italy.

School dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities . instep [Solea;CREPinA; Soccus] ; and those which as-cended higher and higher, according as theycovered the ankles, the calf, or the whole ofthe leg. To calceamenta of the latter kind,i. e. to shoes and boots, as distinguishedfrom sandals and slippers, the term calceuswas applied in its proper and restrictedsense. There were also other varieties ofthe calceus according to its adaptation toparticular professions or modes of life.Thus the Caliga was principally worn bysoldiers; the Peko, by labourers and rus-tics; and the Cothurncjs by tragedians Stock Photo

RM2AJKKT8–School dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities . instep [Solea;CREPinA; Soccus] ; and those which as-cended higher and higher, according as theycovered the ankles, the calf, or the whole ofthe leg. To calceamenta of the latter kind,i. e. to shoes and boots, as distinguishedfrom sandals and slippers, the term calceuswas applied in its proper and restrictedsense. There were also other varieties ofthe calceus according to its adaptation toparticular professions or modes of life.Thus the Caliga was principally worn bysoldiers; the Peko, by labourers and rus-tics; and the Cothurncjs by tragedians

An Ermine Street Guard Roman legionary re-enactor eats a meal outside his goat-skin tent at Loggerheads Country Park, Denbighshire, Wales, UK. Stock Photo

RM2R19FEW–An Ermine Street Guard Roman legionary re-enactor eats a meal outside his goat-skin tent at Loggerheads Country Park, Denbighshire, Wales, UK.

A servant puts a shoe on his lord Title page for: B. Balduinus, Calceus antiquus et mysticus, J. Nigronus, De caliga veterum. Amsterdam, 1667, print maker: Hendrik Bary, (mentioned on object), publisher: Andreas Frisius, print maker: Netherlands, publisher: Amsterdam, 1667, paper, engraving, h 118 mm × w 67 mm Stock Photo

RM2JC2J3W–A servant puts a shoe on his lord Title page for: B. Balduinus, Calceus antiquus et mysticus, J. Nigronus, De caliga veterum. Amsterdam, 1667, print maker: Hendrik Bary, (mentioned on object), publisher: Andreas Frisius, print maker: Netherlands, publisher: Amsterdam, 1667, paper, engraving, h 118 mm × w 67 mm

Light in Shade 1893 by Henry Wolf, born Eckwersheim, Alsace 1852-died New York City 1916 Stock Photo

RM2R8C6CC–Light in Shade 1893 by Henry Wolf, born Eckwersheim, Alsace 1852-died New York City 1916

RMMR5YXT–Ancient Roman shoes

RMBNFKT9–Caliga (plural Caligae) is heavy-soled military boot,shoes or sandal which was worn by Roman legionary soldiers and auxiliaries

Feet in shoes of the ancient Roman war, soldiers in historical boots on the reconstruction of events Stock Photo

RF2R8014R–Feet in shoes of the ancient Roman war, soldiers in historical boots on the reconstruction of events

Ancient Roman people in vintage clothes and caligae leather sandals. Reconstruction of the events of the Roman Empire Stock Photo

RF2JGH0AE–Ancient Roman people in vintage clothes and caligae leather sandals. Reconstruction of the events of the Roman Empire

RM2F90BXX–Caliga, and Musnius.

RF2H17EM2–Roman legionary foot-soldier wearing a caliga. Reproduction

Roman rider shoes of Caliga clavata, vintage engraved illustration. Industrial encyclopedia E.-O. Lami - 1875. Stock Vector

RFEW4AW9–Roman rider shoes of Caliga clavata, vintage engraved illustration. Industrial encyclopedia E.-O. Lami - 1875.

A clerk pulls his master shoe to Title Page for B Balduinus, Calceus antiquus et mystic J Nigronus, The Caliga veterum Leiden, 1711 A servant draws his master shoe aanTitelpagina for B. Balduinus, Calceus antiquus et mystic; Nigronus J., De Caliga veterum. Leiden, 1711 Object Type : print title pages Object number: RP-P-BI 652Catalogusreferentie: Collection Rijksmuseum 2 (2) Manufacture Creator: printmaker: Hendrik Bary (listed building) Publisher: Dirk Haak (II) (listed building) Place manufacture: printmaker : The Netherlands Publisher: Leiden Dated: 1667 and / or 1711 Physical characteristi Stock Photo

RM2B6KJ96–A clerk pulls his master shoe to Title Page for B Balduinus, Calceus antiquus et mystic J Nigronus, The Caliga veterum Leiden, 1711 A servant draws his master shoe aanTitelpagina for B. Balduinus, Calceus antiquus et mystic; Nigronus J., De Caliga veterum. Leiden, 1711 Object Type : print title pages Object number: RP-P-BI 652Catalogusreferentie: Collection Rijksmuseum 2 (2) Manufacture Creator: printmaker: Hendrik Bary (listed building) Publisher: Dirk Haak (II) (listed building) Place manufacture: printmaker : The Netherlands Publisher: Leiden Dated: 1667 and / or 1711 Physical characteristi

RF2HNT386–Roman legionary foot-soldier wearing a caliga. Reproduction

RMERP185–Roman era. Mural painting. Detail sandals (caligae or calceus). Rome. Italy.

. The illustrated companion to the Latin dictionary and Greek lexicon; forming a glossary of all the words representing visible objects connected with the arts, manufactures, and every-day life of the Greeks and Romans, with representations of nearly two thousand objects from the antique. t the toesexposed, as has been generally in-ferred from Bartolis engravings ofthe triumphal arches and columns.The workman appears to hold thehandle of an awl in his right hand,and in the left a caliga on the last,while the fellow-shoe is on the tablebefore him. CALIGATUS, Wearing thecaliga, or soldiers shoe Stock Photo

RM2AG46RE–. The illustrated companion to the Latin dictionary and Greek lexicon; forming a glossary of all the words representing visible objects connected with the arts, manufactures, and every-day life of the Greeks and Romans, with representations of nearly two thousand objects from the antique. t the toesexposed, as has been generally in-ferred from Bartolis engravings ofthe triumphal arches and columns.The workman appears to hold thehandle of an awl in his right hand,and in the left a caliga on the last,while the fellow-shoe is on the tablebefore him. CALIGATUS, Wearing thecaliga, or soldiers shoe

A Roman line-of-sight surveying instrument (groma) at a display by The Ermine Street Guard at Loggerheads Country Park, Denbighshire, Wales, UK. Stock Photo

RM2R19FJ8–A Roman line-of-sight surveying instrument (groma) at a display by The Ermine Street Guard at Loggerheads Country Park, Denbighshire, Wales, UK.

RMBNFP2K–Caliga (plural Caligae) is heavy-soled military boot,shoes or sandal which was worn by Roman legionary soldiers and auxiliaries

An ancient Roman man legs in caligae leather sandals. Reconstruction of the events of the Roman Empire Stock Photo

RF2JFR2XP–An ancient Roman man legs in caligae leather sandals. Reconstruction of the events of the Roman Empire

Top of Cece Doss Caliga und Valmaggiore, panorama. . Stock Photo

RM2F8RPC2–Top of Cece Doss Caliga und Valmaggiore, panorama. .

Caliga reproduction, Roman legionary foot-soldiers. View from below showing hobnails Stock Photo

RF2H17EN5–Caliga reproduction, Roman legionary foot-soldiers. View from below showing hobnails

A servant attracts his Lord a shoe; Title page for: B. Balduinus, Calceus Antiquus et mystic; J. Nigronus, the Caliga Veterum. Leiden, 1711 .. Stock Photo

RM2F27JWC–A servant attracts his Lord a shoe; Title page for: B. Balduinus, Calceus Antiquus et mystic; J. Nigronus, the Caliga Veterum. Leiden, 1711 ..

A servant attracts his Lord a shoe; Title page for: B. Balduinus, Calceus Antiquus et mystic; J. Nigronus, the Caliga Veterum. Amsterdam, 1667 .. Stock Photo

RM2F27X4A–A servant attracts his Lord a shoe; Title page for: B. Balduinus, Calceus Antiquus et mystic; J. Nigronus, the Caliga Veterum. Amsterdam, 1667 ..

RF2HNT37Y–Caliga reproduction, Roman legionary foot-soldiers. View from below showing hobnails

Title page for: B. Balduinus, Calceus Antiquus et mystic; J. Nigronus, the Caliga Veterum. Leiden, 1711.Titel page in letterpress with a print mark with the motto: Labore et Celi Favore. A gardener takes care of a tree. A classicist garden can be seen in the background. Stock Photo

RM2F27WX3–Title page for: B. Balduinus, Calceus Antiquus et mystic; J. Nigronus, the Caliga Veterum. Leiden, 1711.Titel page in letterpress with a print mark with the motto: Labore et Celi Favore. A gardener takes care of a tree. A classicist garden can be seen in the background.

RM2AG473E–. The illustrated companion to the Latin dictionary and Greek lexicon; forming a glossary of all the words representing visible objects connected with the arts, manufactures, and every-day life of the Greeks and Romans, with representations of nearly two thousand objects from the antique. The example is from a sepulchralmarble at Milan, which bears theinscription Sutor Caligarius, thusidentifying the trade. It is of coarseexecution, and has suffered from age,but is a valuable relic, because itproves that the caliga was a close- 102 CALIGATUS. CALONES. fitting shoe, made upon a last, andnot a s

RMBNFMFC–Caliga (plural Caligae) is heavy-soled military boot,shoes or sandal which was worn by Roman legionary soldiers and auxiliaries

RF2JFR2XE–Ancient Roman people in vintage clothes and caligae leather sandals. Reconstruction of the events of the Roman Empire

RF2H17EN2–Caliga reproduction, Roman legionary foot-soldiers. View from below showing hobnails

RF2HNT38Y–Caliga reproduction, Roman legionary foot-soldiers. View from below showing hobnails

. American homes and gardens. An old Jewish pewter lamp owned by Mr. I. H. Caliga of Salem, Massachusetts domes or knobs or crests, and that moreelaborate moldings are of later date thanthe simple ones. The metal itself is of little or no intrinsicworth,—in fact, it is nothing more than analloy of tin and of lead and sometimes asprinkling of copper, antimony and bismuth.Harking back to its early history it is veiledin comparative obscurity. Used for house-hold utensils, it dates back to the middleages and beyond. In fact, it is an impossi-bility to go back far enough to ascertain theperiod whe Stock Photo

RM2AG44JX–. American homes and gardens. An old Jewish pewter lamp owned by Mr. I. H. Caliga of Salem, Massachusetts domes or knobs or crests, and that moreelaborate moldings are of later date thanthe simple ones. The metal itself is of little or no intrinsicworth,—in fact, it is nothing more than analloy of tin and of lead and sometimes asprinkling of copper, antimony and bismuth.Harking back to its early history it is veiledin comparative obscurity. Used for house-hold utensils, it dates back to the middleages and beyond. In fact, it is an impossi-bility to go back far enough to ascertain theperiod whe

RF2JGH0AB–An ancient Roman man legs in caligae leather sandals. Reconstruction of the events of the Roman Empire

Roman legionary foot-soldier wearing caliga. Soldier wears additional woven socks for winter campaigns Stock Photo

RF2H17EKE–Roman legionary foot-soldier wearing caliga. Soldier wears additional woven socks for winter campaigns

RF2HNT38J–Roman legionary foot-soldier wearing caliga. Soldier wears additional woven socks for winter campaigns

. American homes and gardens. Old German Porringer, Baby Porringer, dish and sugar bowl of pewterowned by Mr. I. H. Caliga of Salem. Old pewter from the Grace Atkinson collection second was a guild mark, de-noting the city, while thethird was a private mark,which indicated the maker.When one finds an occa-sional piece bearing thisnumber and date, he hascome across an exceedinglyrare specimen. The value ofpewter is according to itssize and mark,—the largerthe piece the higher its value.The usual sizes range all theway from five inches to twofeet, although there aresome specimens that measurethr Stock Photo

RM2AG43K2–. American homes and gardens. Old German Porringer, Baby Porringer, dish and sugar bowl of pewterowned by Mr. I. H. Caliga of Salem. Old pewter from the Grace Atkinson collection second was a guild mark, de-noting the city, while thethird was a private mark,which indicated the maker.When one finds an occa-sional piece bearing thisnumber and date, he hascome across an exceedinglyrare specimen. The value ofpewter is according to itssize and mark,—the largerthe piece the higher its value.The usual sizes range all theway from five inches to twofeet, although there aresome specimens that measurethr

RF2JKPJFX–An ancient Roman man legs in caligae leather sandals. Reconstruction of the events of the Roman Empire

Roman legionary foot-soldier wearing caligae. Reproductions Stock Photo

RF2H17EPW–Roman legionary foot-soldier wearing caligae. Reproductions

. American homes and gardens. Old pewter from the collection of Mr. Nathaniel Spofford of Salem. The pewter measures to the right show the pint, half-pint and gill meas-ures. The pewter wine glasses are of a much later date, but of interest to collectors by reason of their rarity February, 1913 AMERICAN HOMES AND GARDENS 57. Examples of pewter from the Caliga collection. Several of these pieces show the whorl pattern. objects to the extreme right of this illustration An old pewter tea-caddy is shown among the made in China two thousand years ago. There are speci-mens of Japanese pewter found i Stock Photo

RM2AG447B–. American homes and gardens. Old pewter from the collection of Mr. Nathaniel Spofford of Salem. The pewter measures to the right show the pint, half-pint and gill meas-ures. The pewter wine glasses are of a much later date, but of interest to collectors by reason of their rarity February, 1913 AMERICAN HOMES AND GARDENS 57. Examples of pewter from the Caliga collection. Several of these pieces show the whorl pattern. objects to the extreme right of this illustration An old pewter tea-caddy is shown among the made in China two thousand years ago. There are speci-mens of Japanese pewter found i

RF2JHGBK2–Ancient Roman people in vintage clothes and caligae leather sandals. Reconstruction of the events of the Roman Empire

Feet in shoes of the ancient Roman war, soldiers in historical boots on the reconstruction of events, isolated on white background. Stock Photo

RF2T0NXAN–Feet in shoes of the ancient Roman war, soldiers in historical boots on the reconstruction of events, isolated on white background.

An ancient Roman man legs in caligae leather sandals, isolated on a white background. Reconstruction of the events of the Roman Empire Stock Photo

RF2M0FKCD–An ancient Roman man legs in caligae leather sandals, isolated on a white background. Reconstruction of the events of the Roman Empire

RF2H17EN8–Roman legionary foot-soldier wearing caligae. Reproductions

Ancient Roman training weapons and armor - swords and shild. Reconstruction of military events during the wars of the Roman Empire Stock Photo

RF2JGH09H–Ancient Roman training weapons and armor - swords and shild. Reconstruction of military events during the wars of the Roman Empire

The Marine room of the Peabody Museum of Salem . ets of shipsmade their way into every sea are represented by portraits of EliasHasket Derby, William Orne, William Gray, Edward Allen, NathanielWest, Joseph Peabody, Pickering Dodge, Nathan Ward Neal and JohnBertram. There are fifty-eight portraits of ship-masters in the col-lection. Among the artists of note whose work is found here areC. R. Leslie, Charles B. T. F. de St. Memin, James Frothing-ham, F. Alexander, Charles Osgood, Edgar Parker, Frank W. Bensonand I. H. Caliga. There are no old portraits for the period coveredis practically within Stock Photo

RM2ANEYK5–The Marine room of the Peabody Museum of Salem . ets of shipsmade their way into every sea are represented by portraits of EliasHasket Derby, William Orne, William Gray, Edward Allen, NathanielWest, Joseph Peabody, Pickering Dodge, Nathan Ward Neal and JohnBertram. There are fifty-eight portraits of ship-masters in the col-lection. Among the artists of note whose work is found here areC. R. Leslie, Charles B. T. F. de St. Memin, James Frothing-ham, F. Alexander, Charles Osgood, Edgar Parker, Frank W. Bensonand I. H. Caliga. There are no old portraits for the period coveredis practically within

Replica of ancient roman dice tower. Used by gamers to roll dice fairly Stock Photo

RF2H8WR26–Replica of ancient roman dice tower. Used by gamers to roll dice fairly

Ancient Roman training weapons and leather sandal caligae. Reconstruction of military events during the wars of the Roman Empire Stock Photo

RF2JGH0B1–Ancient Roman training weapons and leather sandal caligae. Reconstruction of military events during the wars of the Roman Empire

RF2KG7NT6–An ancient Roman man legs in caligae leather sandals, isolated on a white background. Reconstruction of the events of the Roman Empire

The Marine room of the Peabody Museum of Salem . ed abroad. 24 x 28. Ship-master of Salem. Member E. I. M. Soc, 1820. Cap-tain Saul was the last custodian of the societys museum pre-vious to the transfer to the Peabody Museum Trustees in1867. Scobie, John J., 1808 -1857. Painted abroad about 1845. 10 x 12. Ship-master of Salem and Boston. The ship in which hemade his last voyage was never heard from after leaving port. Sears, John Henry, 1843 -1910. By I. H. Caliga, 1908. 32 x 41. Curator of botany, mineralogy and geology, at the PeabodyMuseum of Salem, 1892 -1910. Silsbee, Nathaniel, 1773 -18 Stock Photo

RM2ANEXJJ–The Marine room of the Peabody Museum of Salem . ed abroad. 24 x 28. Ship-master of Salem. Member E. I. M. Soc, 1820. Cap-tain Saul was the last custodian of the societys museum pre-vious to the transfer to the Peabody Museum Trustees in1867. Scobie, John J., 1808 -1857. Painted abroad about 1845. 10 x 12. Ship-master of Salem and Boston. The ship in which hemade his last voyage was never heard from after leaving port. Sears, John Henry, 1843 -1910. By I. H. Caliga, 1908. 32 x 41. Curator of botany, mineralogy and geology, at the PeabodyMuseum of Salem, 1892 -1910. Silsbee, Nathaniel, 1773 -18