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Up for sale is a vintage 1983 "Elizabeth II Sail Plan" architectural print designed by renowned naval architect Stanley Potter and published by Nags Head Art.
This detailed sail plan was drawn as part of the official commemoration of America's 400th Anniversary (1584–1984), celebrating the 1585 Roanoke Voyages. Stanley Potter drew the actual working blueprints used to build the full-scale representative 16th-century merchant ship *Elizabeth II*, which remains berthed today as a floating museum at the Roanoke Island Festival Park in Manteo, North Carolina.
Details:
Artist: Stanley Potter
Publisher: Nags Head Art (1983)
"Published by Nags Head Art 1983" | "America's 400th Anniversary" | "Elizabeth II sail plan"
Features: Fine architectural pen-and-ink line drafting with subtle color wash accents on the hull and flag details, complete with compass rose and scale ruler.
Condition: The print is in overall great vintage condition with nice, crisp line work and light age-appropriate toning. Housed under glass in a solid wood frame with blue matting. (Please review photos for frame condition and exact visual details).
A fantastic display piece for collectors of maritime history, naval architecture, nautical blueprints, Outer Banks / North Carolina colonial history!
Ships securely packed to protect the frame and glass.
