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Rigged model of a Lamu passenger boat "Chuiru"

1925-1931

Model of HM Telegraph ship, 'Monarch'

1916-1972

Large model of Upper Yangtze trading junk

1901-1930; 1963

Model of a Negapatam Catamaran, (with triangular sail) Madras

1920-1923

Rigged model of a Dutch sailing vessel

1820-1910

Rigged model of a Dutch Koff

1820-1910

Model of 120 gun ship: the French 1st rate "Ocean"

1793-1815

Model of Fijian outrigger canoe

1850-1926

Model of a Yorkshire Lugger

1801-1825

Model of an Egyptian boat in XII Dynasty Tomb

1991-1783 BCE

Brass Plaques for Model of Telegraph Ship C.S. 'Monarch'

1946-1971

Model of an Egyptian sailing ship

1972-1973

Model of a Greek "Foosta"

1950-1974

Model of a Viking Ship of about A.D.900, excavated from Gokstad

1913; circa 900 CE

Rigged model of a Portuguese caravela

1900-1934

Model of a 'Ness Yole'

1925-1932; 1962

Model of swimmer on inflated oxhide

1931

Rigged model of Bermuda rig racing dinghy 'H.D.C. II'

1926

Rigged Model of an English Hoy

1890-1913

Rigged model of a Mediterranean Galley or 'Chebec'

1900-1958

Rigged model of a 'Barque du Leman'

1935-1936

Model of a cargo and ferry boat used on the upper Nile

1900-1910

Model of a Humber Keel

1901-1930

Model of Norfolk Wherry

1851-1920

Rigged model of a Harwich Bawley

1901-1930

Model of Doge of Venice's State Barge, "Bucentaur"

1727-1728

Framed and glazed photo of "Turbinia" (1896) alongside "Mauretania" (1907)

1907-1928

Four metal screws and two 2 small metal components from Model of telegraph ship 'Monarch'

1946-1971

Model of Sir Ernest Shackleton's ship 'Nimrod'

1908-1916

Whole model of the 32-gun frigate the H.M.S. "Juno", on a building slip

1797

Rigged model of a Hainan sea-going junk

1930-1934

Rigged model of Dutch Schommer

1800-1900

Rigged model of a Nile Gyassa

1900-1924

Rigged model of a Mahaila from the Tigris

1925-1935

Model of Brighton Hog Boat, "The Prince George"

1797-1912; 1962

Rigged Model of SS 'Miltiades'

1903-1923

Whole Model of the S.S. 'Philadelphia'

1888-1909

Rigged model of a Foochow junk

1936

Model of Telegraph Ship C.S. 'Monarch'

1946-1971

Model of Arab Zaruka

1871-1880

Rigged model of Dhow, the 'Faida' and its tender

1922-1932; 1958
Model, scale 1:96, of a shipyard gantry on plaster base, in glazed case with four detachable legs (see note), by Redpath Brown and Co. Ltd., Govan, Scotland, 1920-1921

Model of Shipyard Gantry

1920-1921
Model, scale 1:24, of small Arab ocean-going dhow known as a 'Baghla', with two masts, undecked, with poop.

Model of small Arab Baghla

1845-1851
Rigged model of a Tambarpan, a paddle sail boat, painted green, used on the rivers of Java.

Model of Tambarpan, paddle sail boat

1850-1880
Rigged model, scale 1:24, of a 'Model of a Javanese proa', with typical tripod mast arrangment, low bow, a steering oar at each quarter and a swivel gun just forward, from the Java and Flores Seas, unsigned, 1850

Model of a Javanese proa

1850
Contemporary rigged model, scale 1:18, of a three-masted lateen-rigged Mediterranean Xebec (c. 1800), unsigned, Europe, 1800-1900

Contemporary rigged model of a Mediterranean Xebec

1800-1900
1 print of model of "Water-Velocipede"

Print of Water velocipede

1869-1881
Model, scale 1:8, of a "Water-Velocipede", illustrated by W.H. Overend, owned by Queen Victoria, used by Edward VII and Alexandra, with figures added in the 1960s by Barbara Mary Campbell, Kingston upon Thames, London, England. original manufactured by Searle and Sons, 1869-1881

Model of 'Water-Velocipede'

1870-1925
Model of Yarmouth Lugger "Everest". This model shows the 'Everest' a Yarmouth drifter in the act of haulling in her nets. Scale 1:48

Model of Yarmouth lugger 'Everest'

1840-1880
Rigged model, Scale 1:36, of an English Well Smack (after Chapman's Architecture Novalis Mercatoria, 1768), by Major Raban Williams, Ringmore, Devon, England, March 1937. These vessels were used by the fishing fleet of Shetland to bring fish to market as fresh as possible. Therefore they needed to be fast and were built for speed.

Rigged model of an English Well Smack

1936-37