Offered is a distinctive and collectible HUGE 9000 piece jig saw puzzle

Bombardment of Algiers

Bombardment of Algiers by Ravensburger 9000 piece Jigsaw Puzzle
Based on a painting in the Maritime National Museum in Greenwich, London

The bombardment of Algiers took place in 1816 as a fleet of about 28 British and Dutch ships
engaged the Dey Of Algiers (what we would call a governor) in an attempt to end slavery.
The siege lasted about 10 hours and effectively destroyed the Algerian fleet
which, in turn, freed over 1000 Christian slaves.

The British commander Admiral Lord Exmouth delivered a peace treaty and demanded that the Algerians sign
or the bombardment would continue.

Good thing they signed.

According to historical records, the fleet had already fired off all of their ammunition.
Their threat notwithstanding, no further bombardment would have been possible.

Now that's Chutzpah!

"Fun" and "Learning"
do not have to be mutually exclusive.

This is something for the serious puzzler.
Due to its size we definitely recommend a dedicated work area.

Once completed, the puzzle measures a HUGE 76" x 55".
Carefully coated with Modge Podge (available at most hobby or Arts & Crafts stores)
it is then suitable for framing.

Each puzzle is brand new, has never been used and is still in the factory sealed box.
so
If not for yourself, then the perfect gift.


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They will be billed to you by your local customs agency when your package is delivered
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Thank you for your interest.
Cordially,
Sir Richard, Lord of the Manor