Recreation of Bounty figurehead, 1992
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1992
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3844 , PISC Postcard Collection_095
- Description: Verso reads: "Capt. Bligh of the BOUNTY wrote in his log 'the ship's head is the figure of a woman...well carved.' MGM's BOUNTY, Florida's first marine-historical attraction, is on exhibit at the Municipal Pier in St. Petersburg, Florida." This postcard was created in 1992 by MGM and the Florida Attractions Association. Photography by St. Petersburg Photography Studio, Inc. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1992
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3844 , PISC Postcard Collection_095
- Description: Verso reads: "Capt. Bligh of the BOUNTY wrote in his log 'the ship's head is the figure of a woman...well carved.' MGM's BOUNTY, Florida's first marine-historical attraction, is on exhibit at the Municipal Pier in St. Petersburg, Florida." This postcard was created in 1992 by MGM and the Florida Attractions Association. Photography by St. Petersburg Photography Studio, Inc. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Commemorative Bounty Postcard, 1960s
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1964
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3879 , PISC Postcard Collection_129
- Description: Postcard features a scene from "Mutiny on the Bounty" by MGM (1962). Verso reads: "The Bounty is on exhibit in Flushing, New York, near the New Shea Stadium." The World's Fair was held in Flushing, New York, in 1964-1965. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1964
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3879 , PISC Postcard Collection_129
- Description: Postcard features a scene from "Mutiny on the Bounty" by MGM (1962). Verso reads: "The Bounty is on exhibit in Flushing, New York, near the New Shea Stadium." The World's Fair was held in Flushing, New York, in 1964-1965. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Facsimile of Bounty Exhibit card, 1960s
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1964
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3875 , PISC Postcard Collection_128
- Description: Photocopy of an original postcard advertising the Bounty Exhibit at the World's Fair in Flushing, New York held in 1964-1965. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
- Full Text: false
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1964
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3875 , PISC Postcard Collection_128
- Description: Photocopy of an original postcard advertising the Bounty Exhibit at the World's Fair in Flushing, New York held in 1964-1965. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Map of Voyage of the Bounty, 1962
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3968 , PISC Postcard Collection_226
- Description: Verso: "Map of Voyage of the Bounty. The Bounty [replica] is on exhibit in Flushing, New York, near the Shea Stadium." Postcard created to celebrate the 1962 release of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) film about the Bounty mutiny. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3968 , PISC Postcard Collection_226
- Description: Verso: "Map of Voyage of the Bounty. The Bounty [replica] is on exhibit in Flushing, New York, near the Shea Stadium." Postcard created to celebrate the 1962 release of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) film about the Bounty mutiny. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Souvenir from MGM's Bounty film, 1962
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4028 , PISC Postcard Collection_306a
- Description: This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4028 , PISC Postcard Collection_306a
- Description: This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Souvenir from MGM's Bounty film, Scene 1, 1962
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4021 , PISC Postcard Collection_306b
- Description: SCENE 1. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4021 , PISC Postcard Collection_306b
- Description: SCENE 1. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Souvenir from MGM's Bounty film, Scene 10, 1962
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4032 , PISC Postcard Collection_307l
- Description: SCENE 10. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4032 , PISC Postcard Collection_307l
- Description: SCENE 10. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Souvenir from MGM's Bounty film, Scene 11, 1962
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4034 , PISC Postcard Collection_307m
- Description: SCENE 11. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4034 , PISC Postcard Collection_307m
- Description: SCENE 11. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Souvenir from MGM's Bounty film, Scene 12, 1962
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4037 , PISC Postcard Collection_307n
- Description: SCENE 12. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
- Full Text: false
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4037 , PISC Postcard Collection_307n
- Description: SCENE 12. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Souvenir from MGM's Bounty film, Scene 2, 1962
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4026 , PISC Postcard Collection_306c
- Description: SCENE 2. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4026 , PISC Postcard Collection_306c
- Description: SCENE 2. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Souvenir from MGM's Bounty film, Scene 3, 1962
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4030 , PISC Postcard Collection_306d
- Description: SCENE 3. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4030 , PISC Postcard Collection_306d
- Description: SCENE 3. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Souvenir from MGM's Bounty film, Scene 4, 1962
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4027 , PISC Postcard Collection_306e
- Description: SCENE 4. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
- Full Text: false
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4027 , PISC Postcard Collection_306e
- Description: SCENE 4. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Souvenir from MGM's Bounty film, Scene 5, 1962
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4025 , PISC Postcard Collection_306f
- Description: SCENE 5. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4025 , PISC Postcard Collection_306f
- Description: SCENE 5. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
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Souvenir from MGM's Bounty film, Scene 6, 1962
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4035 , PISC Postcard Collection_306g
- Description: SCENE 6. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
- Full Text: false
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4035 , PISC Postcard Collection_306g
- Description: SCENE 6. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
- Full Text: false
Souvenir from MGM's Bounty film, Scene 7, 1962
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4029 , PISC Postcard Collection_306h
- Description: SCENE 7. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
- Full Text: false
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4029 , PISC Postcard Collection_306h
- Description: SCENE 7. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
- Full Text: false
Souvenir from MGM's Bounty film, Scene 8, 1962
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4033 , PISC Postcard Collection_306i
- Description: SCENE 8. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
- Full Text: false
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4033 , PISC Postcard Collection_306i
- Description: SCENE 8. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
- Full Text: false
Souvenir from MGM's Bounty film, Scene 9, 1962
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4031 , PISC Postcard Collection_307k
- Description: SCENE 9. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
- Full Text: false
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1962
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:4031 , PISC Postcard Collection_307k
- Description: SCENE 9. This postcard unfolds to reveal thirteen stills from the MGM "Mutiny on the Bounty" film (1962). Most photographs show the Bounty replica or scenes set onshore Tahiti. An inscription reads: "The Bounty: People everywhere have agreed that the Bounty owns a place among the historic ships of the world. A precisely detailed copy of the British ship Fletcher Christian seized from Captain William Bligh in the famous 1789 mutiny, she was built expressly to star in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's cinema epic, Mutiny on the Bounty. The Bounty has battled North Atlantic gales, Caribbean waterspouts, and tropical hurricanes. Her pretty figurehead has scouted 40,000 miles of ocean on her voyages half way round the world and back again. On four continents she has sparked men's imaginations in recalling the most famous mutiny and one of the most compelling pages of history the world has ever known. The Bounty is an authentic replica of an 18th century full-rigged sailing ship; as such, she is alone in the modern nautical domain of steam and diesel. The 415-ton Bounty was designed off the original plans for Capt. Bligh's ship. Skilled shipwrights of Nova Scotia shaped and rigged the 140-foot ship, and MGM nautical experts recreated her 18th century 'tween decks decor. The highest of her three lofty masts stretches moer than 100 feet above the deck. She carries 10 miles of rope rigging and no less than 10,000 square feet of sail!" From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
- Full Text: false
Still from MGM's 'Mutiny on the Bounty,' 1960s
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1960
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3979 , PISC Postcard Collection_243
- Description: Postcard featuring an still from MGM's "Mutiny on the Bounty" (1962). Verso: [printed caption] "The Bounty. The Bounty is on exhibit in Flushing, New York, near the New Shea Stadium. Scene from 'Mutiny on the Bounty.'" [message] "Dear Bounty Visitor, It gives me great pleasure to extend greetings to you from Pitcairn Island. -Parkin Christian, great, great grandson of Fletcher Christian of His Majesty's armed vessel Bounty--Pitcairn Island, South Pacific Ocean." Postcard is addressed to the Bounty Exhibit at World's Fair Marina, Flushing, New York, USA. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
- Full Text: false
- Authors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
- Date: 1960
- Type: postcards
- Identifier: vital:3979 , PISC Postcard Collection_243
- Description: Postcard featuring an still from MGM's "Mutiny on the Bounty" (1962). Verso: [printed caption] "The Bounty. The Bounty is on exhibit in Flushing, New York, near the New Shea Stadium. Scene from 'Mutiny on the Bounty.'" [message] "Dear Bounty Visitor, It gives me great pleasure to extend greetings to you from Pitcairn Island. -Parkin Christian, great, great grandson of Fletcher Christian of His Majesty's armed vessel Bounty--Pitcairn Island, South Pacific Ocean." Postcard is addressed to the Bounty Exhibit at World's Fair Marina, Flushing, New York, USA. From the Pitcairn Islands Study Center Postcard Collection.
- Full Text: false
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