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HMS Howe (1860)
HMS ''Howe'' was built as a 121-gun screw first-rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy. She and her sister HMS ''Victoria'' were the first and only British three-decker ships of the line to be designed from the start for screw propulsion, but the ''Howe'' was never completed for sea service (and never served under her original name) as she had already been made obsolete by the first ironclad battleships.
The highest number of guns she ever actually carried was 12, when she finally entered service as the training ship ''Bulwark'' in 1885.
''Howe'' was named after Admiral Richard Howe. She was renamed a second time to ''Impregnable'' on 27 September 1886, but reverted to ''Bulwark'' in 1919 shortly before being sold for breaking up in 1921. The timbers were used to refurbish in the Tudor revivalist style the interior and fascia of the Liberty Store in London.〔(Liberty Family The Lee Village website ), accessed 16 April 2013〕
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