This is a replica of one of the many schooners built in Baltimore to cover the tea routes. The majority of them were subsequently used as coast guards and during the 1812-1815 war between the US and England.

	Cms	Inches
Length	46	18
Height	39	15.5
Width	16	6.25
Scale	1:100
Style	Solid Hull

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Cadet training ship of the Spanish Navy
Length : 500mm
Height : 345mm
Width : 170mm
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Galleons appeared in the mid 16th century and for nearly 150 years were the warship of choice.
Its 3 decks, abundance of equipment and the robust and imposing design make these galleons truly magnificent ships.
Finished dimensions: 680mm Long x 520mm High x 240mm Wide
Scale: 1:90
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French lobster boat. Built at the turn of the century and still in use on the Atlantic coast of France. A very interesting model with a wealth of detail on the deck.

	Cms	Inches
Length	52	20 1/2
Height	55	21 1/2
Width	15	6
Scale	1:35
Style	Plank on Frame

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In 1851 the Schooner America, from the New York Yacht Club, beat the fifteen best British yachts in a race round the Isle of Wight. The winning club then sent out a challenge to yachtmen from all over the world, offering the cup it had won to any yacht capable of defeating the America, and thus was born the most famous sailing competition, "The America's Cup".
This model is plank on frame construction.

	Cms	Inches
Length	70	27 1/2
Height	60	23 1/5
Width	11 1/5	4 1/2
Scale	1:50
Style	Plank on Frame

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A faithful plank on frame model of the vessel used by the Pilgrim Fathers on their perilous voyage to the colonies of the New World (now known as America).

	Cms	Inches
Length	70	27
Height	60	23 1/2
Width	27	10 1/2
Scale	1:65
Style	Plank on Frame

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British Schooner built 1768. Used in the burning of Falmouth, Maine, in 1776, during the American Revolution.

	Cms	Inches
Length	74	29 1/3
Height	59	23 1/3
Width	26	10 1/3
Scale	1:35
Style	Plank on Frame

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The Spanish pailebote Carmen was built in 1850. With a capacity of 250 tonnes it plied the Mediterranean throughout its years of service transporting commercial loads in competition with the big steam ships. It was able to survive thanks to its lower freight charges. Rigged out as a schooner, with spankers and gaff topsails, it was called a 'pailebote', a corruption of the English 'pilot boat', a type of small schooner with little rigging used by some harbour pilots, hence the name.

	Cms	Inches
Length	47	18.5
Height	42	16.5
Width	10.5	4.25
Scale	1:55
Style	Plank on Frame

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Amundsen took only six companions with him on the Gjoa expedition. The Gjoa set off from Oslo on 16th June 1903 with provisions for three years. The aim was to complete the route through the Northwest Passage.

	Cms	Inches
Length	48.5	19 1/10
Height	47.5	18 2/3
Width	20	7 9/10
Scale	1:64
Style	Plank on Frame

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