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Constructed by the same method and using the same materials as if the figure was to go to sea, those on display represent contemporary figures or are... |
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Grassendale was built in 1885 by Williams and sons of Workington Cumbria. She was sold in 1906 to Finnish owners based at Rauma and remained in... |
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Built in Oskarshamn on the east coast of Sweden in 1939 as a three masted Bermudan rigged ship, she was converted to a motor vessel in 1954 and her... |
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Chesapeake was a 4th rate steam frigate built at Chatham in 1855, to replace the earlier Chesapeake which was captured from the Americans at Boston... |
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HMS Poitiers was built in 1809 as a third rate 74 gun ship. She ended up at Sheerness Naval Dock yard in 1848 then taken to Chatham where she was... |
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Built at Pembroke Dockyard in 1824 as an 84 gun ship of the formidable class. The ship was finally broken up just before the First World War. In 1925... |
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The original figure which is believed to have come from the American clipper ship Nightingale had in the course of time lost one arm and had the... |
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The 115ft Pelican was buit at Le Havre as an Arctic trawler shortly after the First World War. The fine lines of her hull made her a perfect... |
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The barque Rosearu was built in Jersey by F.C. Clarke in 1857 principally engaged in the sugar trade between England and the West Indies. She was... |
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