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USS Rattlesnake Model Ship – GN
Contact UsThe USS Rattlesnake The Rattlesnake sailed again under the command of Lieutenant James Renshaw. She is said to have captured some eight merchant ships in the eastern Atlantic, north of Ecuador. It captured and destroyed the Captain, the John and the Geddes. She was sailing from Liverpool to Porto, when the British frigate Leander, with…
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USS Rattlesnake Ship Model with Frame Hull – GN
Contact UsThe USS Rattlesnake The Rattlesnake sailed again under the command of Lieutenant James Renshaw. She is said to have captured some eight merchant ships in the eastern Atlantic, north of Ecuador. It captured and destroyed the Captain, the John and the Geddes. She was sailing from Liverpool to Porto, when the British frigate Leander, with…
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USS Susquehanna Model Boat – GN
Contact UsThe USS Susquehanna The USS Susquehanna is marked by 3 events; East India Squadron 1850-1855: The frigate sailed on 8 June for the Far East. Aulick’s orders included instructions to visit Japan to negotiate a treaty opening diplomatic relations with that country. Mediterranean Squadron, 1856-1861: The ship joined the Mediterranean Squadron in July under the…
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USS Constellation Ship Model (Standard Range) – GN
Contact UsUSS Constellation The USS Constellation was a 38-gun three-metre frigate. She was part of the US Navy. She was built at the Joseph and Samuel Sterett shipyard on Harris Creek in the maritime community of Fell’s Point Baltimore. The ship was one of the frigates authorised to be built by the Naval Act of 1794….
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Chinese Junk Wooden Model Ship – GN
Contact UsAbout the Chinese Junk Model A junk is a type of sailing ship, which originated from China. The sails are fully battened. There are two types of junks: the Northern Junk and the Southern Junk.The northern junk is created from Chinese river boats. The southern junk is created from the Austrian ship models. The latter…
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Corsair II Wooden Model Ship – GN
Contact UsThe Corsair II The Corsair II was previously built as a yacht for J. P. Morgan by Neafie & Levy of Philadelphia in 1891. She was later sold to the United States Navy and converted to a gunboat in 1898 and later commissioned with Lieutenant Commander Richard Wainwright in command. During this time she was…
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Queen Anne’s Revenge Model Ship – GN
Contact UsAbout the Queen Anne’s Revenge The Queen Anne’s Revenge was a pirate-ship captured and commanded by Edward Teach “Blackbeard”. Prior to this, she was a French slaving vessel known as La Concorde de Nantes. She was constructed to hold both cargo and transport slaves. After being captured in 1717, Blackbeard modified and converted the vessel…
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Batavia Model Ship – OMH (T125)
AED30,596The Batavia was a historic Dutch East India Company (VOC) ship that was built in Amsterdam in 1628. It was one of the largest and most heavily armed ships of its time, and was designed to transport valuable goods and people between the Netherlands and the Dutch East Indies. The ship was also equipped to…
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Chinese Junk Model Ship – OMH (B030)
AED8,183Introducing the magnificent OMH Chinese Junk Ship Model, a true masterpiece of craftsmanship that captures the essence and beauty of the real Chinese Junk ships. This stunning replica ship is expertly crafted with incredible attention to detail, making it a perfect addition to any nautical or maritime enthusiast’s collection. The history of Chinese Junk ships…
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Beagle Model Ship – OMH (T289)
AED9,241The Beagle ship model by OMH is an exquisitely crafted replica of the famous 19th-century research vessel that played a pivotal role in shaping our understanding of the natural world. Originally launched in 1820, the HMS Beagle was a Royal Navy vessel tasked with surveying the coastlines of South America. However, it was during its…
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CSS Alabama Model Ship (w/o sails) – OMH (T292)
AED10,133The CSS Alabama was a historic Confederate commerce raider during the American Civil War, built in Liverpool, England in 1862. This boat wreaked havoc on Union shipping, capturing over 60 vessels in just under two years. The ship was finally sunk in battle by the USS Kearsarge off the coast of France on June 19,…