Yes! swahsociety.com/lifestyle/bo... This is Schooners of Southwest Arm, detailing the wooden sailing schooners built in or sailing out of the outports along Newfoundland's Southwest Arm. Many of the entries have lovely long descriptive entries and many press notices of their arrivals and travels
One of particular interest to me, because I am personally convinced it was depicted in a stamp issued later that year, is the Queen Victoria and the little pen picture of the excitement of her returning to port with the catch of the season is delightful swahsociety.com/lifestyle/bo...
@rosemacready.bsky.social thought that the skipper having no idea where he was going was hilarious and I have to agree.
Another delightful one is this, showing that life in the outports depended on boats, and since fuel cost dear in poor communities sail was the way, until the road brought the goods to you. Once the road came through the outports this didn't happen, but back then... swahsociety.com/lifestyle/bo...
...if you were a St. John's merchant and you had customers up along the Southwest Arm awaiting deliveries, you'd see the ship notice and arrange for freight for goods to Gooseberry Cove with the captain to his home port.
woah