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Columbus' signature was a combination of Byzantine-Greek and Latin. He signed his name Xpo-Ferens, the first part being Greek and the second Latin. He wished his heirs to continue to "sign with my signature, which I now employ, which is an X ["CHI"] with an S over it, and an M with an A over it, and over that an S, and then a Greek Y with an S over it, preserving the relation of the lines and points."

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Christopher Columbus Embarking on his voyage. Pointing to his next destination.

Christopher Columbus Sailed The Ocean In 1492

Columbus is an amazing gift that you can wear to work, party, and everyday life. Are you preparing for the Columbus day holiday?! The perfect shirt for anyone from Columbus Ohio. Would You like to show your pride in Italian-American roots? Or do you know such people? Then this modern creative design is created especially for you with the inscription "Columbus". A great gift for any holiday. Do not miss the opportunity to purchase this product in a limited version. Be in the trend. Buy now.

Columbus is an amazing gift that you can wear to work, party, and everyday life. Are you preparing for the Columbus day holiday?! The perfect shirt for anyone from Columbus Ohio. Would You like to show your pride in Italian-American roots? Or do you know such people? Then this modern creative design is created especially for you with the inscription "Columbus". A great gift for any holiday. Do not miss the opportunity to purchase this product in a limited version. Be in the trend. Buy now.

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Columbus Day is a national holiday in the United States that commemorates the arrival of Christopher Columbus to the Americas on October 12, 1492. It is celebrated on the second Monday of October each year. On this day, people honor Columbus's historic voy

In many countries in the Americas and internationally, as well as in the United States, Columbus Day is a federal holiday that commemorates the anniversary of Christopher Columbus's arrival in the Americas. On October 12, 1492, Columbus set foot on the Bahamas island of Guanahan.Columbus Day 2023 has changed to become a day when Italian-American ancestry is honored across the nation. Italian food is served at street fairs and parades that are held in local communities.Are you a fan of the past? Do you care who discovered the Americas—Columbus or someone else? The "Columbus Day" holiday is something you wish to observe but are unsure how to do. Due of that, we are dating. This time, we created a design around the idea of "Columbus Day". If y

In many countries in the Americas and internationally, as well as in the United States, Columbus Day is a federal holiday that commemorates the anniversary of Christopher Columbus's arrival in the Americas. On October 12, 1492, Columbus set foot on the Bahamas island of Guanahan.Columbus Day 2023 has changed to become a day when Italian-American ancestry is honored across the nation. Italian food is served at street fairs and parades that are held in local communities.Are you a fan of the past? Do you care who discovered the Americas—Columbus or someone else? The "Columbus Day" holiday is something you wish to observe but are unsure how to do. Due of that, we are dating. This time, we created a design around the idea of "Columbus Day". If y

In many countries in the Americas and internationally, as well as in the United States, Columbus Day is a federal holiday that commemorates the anniversary of Christopher Columbus's arrival in the Americas. On October 12, 1492, Columbus set foot on the Bahamas island of Guanahan.Columbus Day 2023 has changed to become a day when Italian-American ancestry is honored across the nation. Italian food is served at street fairs and parades that are held in local communities.Are you a fan of the past? Do you care who discovered the Americas—Columbus or someone else? The "Columbus Day" holiday is something you wish to observe but are unsure how to do. Due of that, we are dating. This time, we created a design around the idea of "Columbus Day". If y

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Happy Columbus Day 1492 "In fourteen hundred and ninety-two, Columbus sailed the ocean blue."

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Columbus expedition ship around the world - Happy Columbus Day Note: Some parts of the design use the license of Free for commercial use with attribution from Freepik.com Background vector created by Freepik

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The Expedition to the End of the World - Happy Columbus Day Note: Some parts of the design use the license of Free for commercial use with attribution from Freepik.com Background vector created by Freepik

One day he found the continent - Happy Columbus Day Note: Some parts of the design use the license of Free for commercial use with attribution from Freepik.com Background vector created by Freepik

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La Santa María (The Saint Mary), was the largest of the three Spanish ships used by Christopher Columbus in his first voyage across the Atlantic Ocean in 1492.

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