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Raid TeeBorn poor in Devon, England (1689?), "Black" Sam Bellamy crossed the Atlantic toward Massachusetts, chasing his fortune and freedom on the high seas (if you want to get deep into this shit, dude ended up marrying a local "witch" whose own life is steeped in folklore); but what he found at sea wasnt freedom it was hierarchy, brutality, and the illusion of order enforced by the lash. So, he flipped the script. Known as "the Robin Hood of the sea",

Born poor in Devon, England (1689?), "Black" Sam Bellamy crossed the Atlantic toward Massachusetts, chasing his fortune and freedom on the high seas (if you want to get deep into this shit, dude ended up marrying a local "witch" whose own life is steeped in folklore); but what he found at sea wasn’t freedom — it was hierarchy, brutality, and the illusion of order enforced by the lash. So, he flipped the script.

Known as "the Robin Hood of the sea", Bellamy took to piracy and, within a year, captured the Whydah Gally — a heavily armed slave ship, which he turned into something radical: a warship of the dispossessed. His crew wasn’t just a gang of cutthroats — it was a floating republic of outlaws, escaped slaves, and outcasts who found equality under the black flag. Bellamy ran his ship on principle and persuasion - not fear. He banned flogging, gave every man a vote, and split treasure by merit, not rank.  It was even stated in their f-ing bylaws that wounded men would receive compensation - an early form of disability...  which not even the "traditional" navies were offering at that time.  

He openly scorned the wealthy, once declaring, “They rob the poor under the cover of law, and we plunder the rich under the protection of our own courage.”

In April 1717, a violent storm smashed the Whydah off the coast of Cape Cod. Bellamy, along with nearly all of his crew, went down with the ship.  Legend says that on stormy nights, you can hear his wife, Maria Hallett, calling for him off the dunes of Wellfleet, Mass.     

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  • 50% polyester/25% combed ringspun cotton/25% rayon jersey
  • Sizes are standard men's/unisex sizes.
  • Soft AF

 

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Natasha Spencer
Dallas, US
★★★★★ 3
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Size: 6FT*6FT, Color: Black
They serve their purpose as long as you leve them in one place and not moving them around and they're kinda flimsy and some of the velcros are cut too short and can't stay closed
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Susan Cowan
Battle Creek, US
★★★★★ 5
Beautiful, sturdy, lightweight.
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This screen is beautiful, lightweight and well-made. There is no splintering of the wood like I read in some reviews. The white fabric is thick and sturdy and even. The brass hinges seem to be high quality and were mounted precisely. This screen came right out of the box completely assembled. It was boxed well and there was no shipping damage. I will enjoy using this as a backdrop when I am on Zoom and as a room divider in my studio. I paid $75 for this and I think that is a bargain! I am very happy with this purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2026
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Avid dancer
Los Angeles, US
★★★★★ 5
Beautiful
Color: Natual, Pattern Name: Divider
Okay now! This is exactly what i needed. Perfect and no assembly required. Love the smell of the bamboo wood. Lightweight and very portable and great size. Ran around town all day the other day and for nothing that wasnt more expensive and just plain ugly. This is absolutely beautiful and well worth the money and it looks beautiful. What is depicted is exactly correct and that’s why there is no need to post another photo.
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PhilMan79
Pawtucket, US
★★★★★ 5
Nice panels to hide unsightly areas
Color: Black, Pattern Name: Divider
These are nice panels with a modern look to hide those unsightly places in your basement or utility areas and still allow ready access. Used mine in our large laundry room to block the view of the furnace and water heater in lieu of building a wall. The black and white basic pattern blended well with the walls and white appliances and improves the casual look of the room. I would not call construction overly rigid as they will not stand up to rough treatment or childrens areas well.
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Nancy P.
Lake Worth, US
★★★★★ 4
Looks great, covers space.
Color: Natual, Pattern Name: Divider
Very nice and functional, A bit lightweight and tips over easy. Keep it partly opened out of the way to prevent it falling over.
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