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Sir Francis Chichester aboard The Gipsy Moth IV at Greenwich, London. He is to sail from Plymouth to Sydney, Australia non-stop, and return via the Horn to London. On the 17/11/2004 Gipsy Moth IV the first sailing boat to have completed a solo, one-stop circumnavigation of the globe is being transported from its London home to be renovated to its former glory. Stock Photo

RMG7EP6X–Sir Francis Chichester aboard The Gipsy Moth IV at Greenwich, London. He is to sail from Plymouth to Sydney, Australia non-stop, and return via the Horn to London. On the 17/11/2004 Gipsy Moth IV the first sailing boat to have completed a solo, one-stop circumnavigation of the globe is being transported from its London home to be renovated to its former glory.

Gipsy Moth IV yacht, Plymouth, Devon, UK Stock Photo

RMB9Y3H7–Gipsy Moth IV yacht, Plymouth, Devon, UK

AJAXNETPHOTO. 28TH MAY, 2017. PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND. - TRANSAT - THE OLD AND THE NEW - TWO STAR ENTRY TAYLOR 325, AN OCEAN 60 SKIPPERED BY RICARDO DINIZ OF PORTUGAL (FOREGROUND) MOORED IN QUEEN ANNE'S BATTERY MARINA BEFORE THE START; IN THE BACKGROUND IS SIR FRANCIS CHICHESTER'S GIPSY MOTH IV. PHOTO:JONATHAN EASTLAND/AJAX REF:D172905 6439 Stock Photo

RMJ92E14–AJAXNETPHOTO. 28TH MAY, 2017. PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND. - TRANSAT - THE OLD AND THE NEW - TWO STAR ENTRY TAYLOR 325, AN OCEAN 60 SKIPPERED BY RICARDO DINIZ OF PORTUGAL (FOREGROUND) MOORED IN QUEEN ANNE'S BATTERY MARINA BEFORE THE START; IN THE BACKGROUND IS SIR FRANCIS CHICHESTER'S GIPSY MOTH IV. PHOTO:JONATHAN EASTLAND/AJAX REF:D172905 6439

Sir Francis Chichester pictured before leaving Greenwich for Plymouth in his Ketch Gipsy Moth IV Stock Photo

RM2Y7WHGN–Sir Francis Chichester pictured before leaving Greenwich for Plymouth in his Ketch Gipsy Moth IV

May 05, 1967 - SIR FRANCIS CHICHESTER IS HOME TO A TREMENDOUS WELCOME. Sir Francis Chichester, the lone yachtsman, was given a tremendous welcome, when he arrived back at Plymouth last night, after his epic round the world voyage in Gipsy Moth IV. Keystone Photo Shows:- Sir Francis Chichester in Gipsy Moth lV, pictured crossing the finishing line at Plymouth, marked by the lighthouse - at the end of his 28,500 mile voyage. Stock Photo

RME0XM27–May 05, 1967 - SIR FRANCIS CHICHESTER IS HOME TO A TREMENDOUS WELCOME. Sir Francis Chichester, the lone yachtsman, was given a tremendous welcome, when he arrived back at Plymouth last night, after his epic round the world voyage in Gipsy Moth IV. Keystone Photo Shows:- Sir Francis Chichester in Gipsy Moth lV, pictured crossing the finishing line at Plymouth, marked by the lighthouse - at the end of his 28,500 mile voyage.

A sextant in the Plymouth Box display on the voyage of Sir Francis Chichester. The Box is the former central library and art gallery has been enlarged Stock Photo

RF2CW3EFB–A sextant in the Plymouth Box display on the voyage of Sir Francis Chichester. The Box is the former central library and art gallery has been enlarged

Feb. 26, 2012 - Sailing down the English Channel from London to Plymouth, the starting port of his momentous round-the-word solo voyage, Francis Chichester is pictured in the bow of his ketch Gipsy Moth IV. Also painted on the bow of his boat are two wool mark lucky ''eyes''. Throughout the 28,500 mile voyage during which Sydney will be her only port of call, Gipsy Moth will act a ''floating test-bed'' for wool products. Stock Photo

RME133W3–Feb. 26, 2012 - Sailing down the English Channel from London to Plymouth, the starting port of his momentous round-the-word solo voyage, Francis Chichester is pictured in the bow of his ketch Gipsy Moth IV. Also painted on the bow of his boat are two wool mark lucky ''eyes''. Throughout the 28,500 mile voyage during which Sydney will be her only port of call, Gipsy Moth will act a ''floating test-bed'' for wool products.

1972 - Sailing down the English Channel from London to Plymouth, the starting port of his momentous round-the-word solo voyage, Francis Chichester is pictured in the bow of his ketch Gipsy Moth IV. Also painted on the bow of his boat are two wool mark lucky ''eyes''. Throughout the 28,500 mile voyage during which Sydney will be her only port of call, Gipsy Moth will act a ''floating test-bed'' for wool products. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMF632FK–1972 - Sailing down the English Channel from London to Plymouth, the starting port of his momentous round-the-word solo voyage, Francis Chichester is pictured in the bow of his ketch Gipsy Moth IV. Also painted on the bow of his boat are two wool mark lucky ''eyes''. Throughout the 28,500 mile voyage during which Sydney will be her only port of call, Gipsy Moth will act a ''floating test-bed'' for wool products. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News

Aug. 08, 1972 - Sir Francis Chichester Dies Sir Francis Chichester, one of the world's greatest air and sea adventurers, died at the age of 70 in the Royal Naval Hospital at Plymouth. Lady Chichester and their son Giles were at this bedside when he died. Sir Francis has been ill since he dropped put of the Transatlantic yacht race in July. Photo Shows:- Sir Francis Chichester pictured on his famous yacht Gipsy Moth IV n which he sailed around the world in. Stock Photo

RME10EN6–Aug. 08, 1972 - Sir Francis Chichester Dies Sir Francis Chichester, one of the world's greatest air and sea adventurers, died at the age of 70 in the Royal Naval Hospital at Plymouth. Lady Chichester and their son Giles were at this bedside when he died. Sir Francis has been ill since he dropped put of the Transatlantic yacht race in July. Photo Shows:- Sir Francis Chichester pictured on his famous yacht Gipsy Moth IV n which he sailed around the world in.

1972 - Sir Francis Chichester Is Home To A Tremendous Welcome: Sir Francis Chichester, the lone yachtsman, was given a tremendous welcome, when he arrived back at Plymouth last night, after his epic round the world voyage of 28,500 miles, in Gipsy Moth IV. Keystone Photo Shows:- Sir Francis Chichester seen waving from Gipsy Moth IV, as he approaches Plymouth yesterday at the end of his epic voyage. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMF5FC1D–1972 - Sir Francis Chichester Is Home To A Tremendous Welcome: Sir Francis Chichester, the lone yachtsman, was given a tremendous welcome, when he arrived back at Plymouth last night, after his epic round the world voyage of 28,500 miles, in Gipsy Moth IV. Keystone Photo Shows:- Sir Francis Chichester seen waving from Gipsy Moth IV, as he approaches Plymouth yesterday at the end of his epic voyage. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News

May 24, 1967 - Playground Classroom For Chichester Study: A 30ft. by 40ft map of the world, showing the course taken by Sir Francois Chichier, and painted on the playground of Overtone Primary School, Northants being used yesterday for a combined huistory, current affairs and georraphy leson by Mr. Colin Barlow, the headmaster. The children have been pgoting the route of Gipsy Moth IV and for comparison have also marked the route taken by Sir Francis Frake. Sir Francois Chichester is expected to arrive off Plymouth on Sunday of Monday Stock Photo

RME0XMCW–May 24, 1967 - Playground Classroom For Chichester Study: A 30ft. by 40ft map of the world, showing the course taken by Sir Francois Chichier, and painted on the playground of Overtone Primary School, Northants being used yesterday for a combined huistory, current affairs and georraphy leson by Mr. Colin Barlow, the headmaster. The children have been pgoting the route of Gipsy Moth IV and for comparison have also marked the route taken by Sir Francis Frake. Sir Francois Chichester is expected to arrive off Plymouth on Sunday of Monday

Vintage 1967 'Sir Francis Chichester' sailing around-the-world board game by Tri-ang Stock Photo

RMCBTRMJ–Vintage 1967 'Sir Francis Chichester' sailing around-the-world board game by Tri-ang

Dec. 12, 1966 - Francis Chichester Given Hero's Welcome In Sydney. Lone yachtsman Francis Chichester in his ketch Gipsy Moth IV, sailed triumphantly into Sydney Harbour, after his epic 13,750 mile voyage from Plymouth, England, which took him 108 days. Thousands of Australians crowding the shore gave him a heroes's welcome. Photo Shows: Francis Chichester, the lone yachtsman waves to the crowd from his ketch Gipsy Moth IV on his arrival in Sydney Harbour. Stock Photo

RME0XH5X–Dec. 12, 1966 - Francis Chichester Given Hero's Welcome In Sydney. Lone yachtsman Francis Chichester in his ketch Gipsy Moth IV, sailed triumphantly into Sydney Harbour, after his epic 13,750 mile voyage from Plymouth, England, which took him 108 days. Thousands of Australians crowding the shore gave him a heroes's welcome. Photo Shows: Francis Chichester, the lone yachtsman waves to the crowd from his ketch Gipsy Moth IV on his arrival in Sydney Harbour.

Jul. 07, 1967 - Sir Francois Chichsester Receives Accolade From Queen: Sir Francis Chichester, the lone round-the world yachtsman, today sailed up the Thames from Woolwich in Gipsy Moth IV, on the last part of his journey from Plymouth, to the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, where he received the accolade of Knighthood from H.M. The Queen, in an open-air ceremony. Photo Shows A ave from Sir Francis and Lady Chichsester, seen on board Gipsy Moth IV, with their son, Giles (right) and friend Cdr. Harrow On leaving Greenwich after the ceremony today - on the way to the city. Stock Photo

RME0XP2M–Jul. 07, 1967 - Sir Francois Chichsester Receives Accolade From Queen: Sir Francis Chichester, the lone round-the world yachtsman, today sailed up the Thames from Woolwich in Gipsy Moth IV, on the last part of his journey from Plymouth, to the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, where he received the accolade of Knighthood from H.M. The Queen, in an open-air ceremony. Photo Shows A ave from Sir Francis and Lady Chichsester, seen on board Gipsy Moth IV, with their son, Giles (right) and friend Cdr. Harrow On leaving Greenwich after the ceremony today - on the way to the city.

Jan. 29, 1957 - 29-1-57 Lone yachtsman Francis Chichester leaves Sydney on his perilous voyage back to England. Lone yachtsman Francis Chichester sailed out from Sydney Harbour today in his famous yacht Gipsy Moth IV for his voyage back to Plymouth round Cape Horn. The Queen sent a good-luck message to Chichester yesterday, whom she had made a Knight the previous day. Photo Shows: Francis Chichester shakes hands with well-wishers as he boards his yacht Gipsy Moth IV in Sydney Harbour before leaving on his voyage back to Plymouth today. Stock Photo

RME0PX36–Jan. 29, 1957 - 29-1-57 Lone yachtsman Francis Chichester leaves Sydney on his perilous voyage back to England. Lone yachtsman Francis Chichester sailed out from Sydney Harbour today in his famous yacht Gipsy Moth IV for his voyage back to Plymouth round Cape Horn. The Queen sent a good-luck message to Chichester yesterday, whom she had made a Knight the previous day. Photo Shows: Francis Chichester shakes hands with well-wishers as he boards his yacht Gipsy Moth IV in Sydney Harbour before leaving on his voyage back to Plymouth today.

Sir Francis Chichester aboard The Gypsy Moth IV at Greenwich, London. He is to sail from Plymouth to Sydney, Australia non-stop, and return via the Horn to London. 17/11/2004 Gipsy Moth IV the first sailing boat to have completed a solo, one-stop circumnavigation of the globe is being transported from its London home to be renovated to its former glory. Stock Photo

RMG7EP3K–Sir Francis Chichester aboard The Gypsy Moth IV at Greenwich, London. He is to sail from Plymouth to Sydney, Australia non-stop, and return via the Horn to London. 17/11/2004 Gipsy Moth IV the first sailing boat to have completed a solo, one-stop circumnavigation of the globe is being transported from its London home to be renovated to its former glory.

RMB9Y94T–Gipsy Moth IV yacht, Plymouth, Devon, UK

Teenagers representing youth charities (L-R) Robert McClaren, 16, from Peckham, south London, Peter Heggy, 17, from Plymouth, and Karen Smith, 17, from the Isle of Wight on Gipsy Moth IV, on which Sir Francis Chichester circumnavigated the globe, after it was re-launched following refurbishment by its original builders. Stock Photo

RMG8DH5D–Teenagers representing youth charities (L-R) Robert McClaren, 16, from Peckham, south London, Peter Heggy, 17, from Plymouth, and Karen Smith, 17, from the Isle of Wight on Gipsy Moth IV, on which Sir Francis Chichester circumnavigated the globe, after it was re-launched following refurbishment by its original builders.

RM2Y7WHGB–Sir Francis Chichester pictured before leaving Greenwich for Plymouth in his Ketch Gipsy Moth IV

Leisure - The Gipsy Moth IV - Greenwich, London Stock Photo

RMG8D6NY–Leisure - The Gipsy Moth IV - Greenwich, London

RMCBTRMC–Vintage 1967 'Sir Francis Chichester' sailing around-the-world board game by Tri-ang

RMB9Y3KJ–Gipsy Moth IV yacht, Plymouth, Devon, UK

RM2Y7WHHH–Sir Francis Chichester pictured before leaving Greenwich for Plymouth in his Ketch Gipsy Moth IV

Sir Francis Chichester and Gipsy Moth IV pictured 500 miles from Plymouth in the mid Atlantic. May 1967 Stock Photo

RM2Y7WHH3–Sir Francis Chichester and Gipsy Moth IV pictured 500 miles from Plymouth in the mid Atlantic. May 1967

The statue of Sir Francis Drake at Plymouth Hoe has plenty of company as crowds gather today to see the arrival of another great mariner Sir Francis Chichester and his ketch Gipsy Moth IV. May 1967 Stock Photo

RM2Y7WHG5–The statue of Sir Francis Drake at Plymouth Hoe has plenty of company as crowds gather today to see the arrival of another great mariner Sir Francis Chichester and his ketch Gipsy Moth IV. May 1967