Replica of a British frigate laid down at Marmaris, Turkey in December 1996, launched in September 1997 using the design of the 6th rate frigate HMS Blandford of 1710. Sold by Turk Phoenix Ltd. She was to be used as a British frigate for the ITV Network series Hornblower. In 2010 sold to the Étoile Marine Croisières. IMO 900582, MMSI 228000700 and call sign FFZA.
Maritime Museum Hamburg, Germany, 2023.
Model presented by admiral Bülent Bostanoglu, commander in chief off the Turkish naval forces and captain Ilyas Gultas director of the Navy Museum at Istanbul, Turkey.
Portugal-flagged, homeport Lisbon, Portugal, MMSI 263804290 and call sign CRAH7. Operated by Aporvela. Dimensions 23.82 (hull)-26.00 x 6.65 x 3.30 x 27.69 (height)metres and sail area of 235 square metres. Built by shipyard of Vila do Conde, Portugal in 2000 representing a caravel from the 15th-16th Century.
First mentioned in 1533, captured by Spanish in 1538.
Source
J. Vichot. Repertoire des navires de guerre français. Paris, 1967.
Also called Gerona, mentioned as part of the Armada 1588, 800 tons, 50 guns, 589 men.
Sources
W.A. Knoops and F.Ch. Meijer. De Spaanse Armada. Amsterdam, 1988.
Ignacio de Costa Quintella. Annaes de Marinha Portugueza, deel 2.
Captured by Andrea Doria in 1538.
Source
J. Vichot. Repertoire des navires de guerre français. Paris, 1967.
Also called San Martin, mentioned as part of the Armada 1588, 1000 tons, 48 guns, 477 men.
Sources
W.A. Knoops and F.Ch. Meijer. De Spaanse Armada. Amsterdam, 1988.
Ignacio de Costa Quintella. Annaes de Marinha Portugueza, deel 2.
Mentioned as part of the Armada 1588, 800 tons, 50 guns, 676 men.
Sources
W.A. Knoops and F.Ch. Meijer. De Spaanse Armada. Amsterdam, 1988.
Ignacio de Costa Quintella. Annaes de Marinha Portugueza, deel 2.
Also called Barao, mentioned as part of the Armada 1588, 350 tons, 5 guns, 337-372 men.
Sources
W.A. Knoops and F.Ch. Meijer. De Spaanse Armada. Amsterdam, 1988.
Ignacio de Costa Quintella. Annaes de Marinha Portugueza, deel 2.
Mentioned between 1534-1558.
Source
J. Vichot. Repertoire des navires de guerre français. Paris, 1967.
Part of the Armada in 1588, measurement 350 tons, armament of 5 guns, crew numbered 380-388 men.
Sources
W.A. Knoops and F.Ch. Meijer. De Spaanse Armada. Amsterdam, 1988.
Ignacio de Costa Quintella. Annaes de Marinha Portugueza, deel 2.
Mentioned as part of the Spanish Armada 1588, tonnage 1050-1100 tons, armament of 50 guns, crew numbered 495-500 men.
Sources
W.A. Knoops and F.Ch. Meijer. De Spaanse Armada. Amsterdam, 1988.
Ignacio de Costa Quintella. Annaes de Marinha Portugueza, deel 2.
Of Naples, mentioned as part of the Armada 1588, tonnage 800 tons, armament 50 guns, crew 590 men.
Sources
W.A. Knoops and F.Ch. Meijer. De Spaanse Armada. Amsterdam, 1988.
Ignacio de Costa Quintella. Annaes de Marinha Portugueza, deel 2.
Of Naples, mentioned as part of the Armada 1588, tonnage 800 tons, armament of 50 guns, crew numbered 686 men.
Sources
W.A. Knoops and F.Ch. Meijer. De Spaanse Armada. Amsterdam, 1988.
Ignacio de Costa Quintella. Annaes de Marinha Portugueza, deel 2.
Mentioned as part of the Armada 1588, measurement 350 tons, armed with 5 guns and a crew numbering 380-390 men.
Sources
W.A. Knoops and F.Ch. Meijer. De Spaanse Armada. Amsterdam, 1988.
Ignacio de Costa Quintella. Annaes de Marinha Portugueza, deel 2.
Lying at Ferrol, Spain on 5 February 1597. Measurement 200 toneladas. art of the Spanish Armada or Third Spanish Armada in 1597? Of Dinamarca.
Source
Cesáreo Fernández Duro. Historia de la Armada Española, vol. 3.
Lying at Ferrol, Spain on 5 February 1597. Measurement 140 toneladas. art of the Spanish Armada or Third Spanish Armada in 1597?
Source
Cesáreo Fernández Duro. Historia de la Armada Española, vol. 3.
Lying at Ferrol, Spain on 5 February 1597. Measurement 220 toneladas. Part of the Spanish Armada or Third Spanish Armada in 1597?
Source
Cesáreo Fernández Duro. Historia de la Armada Española, vol. 3.
Lying at Ferrol, Spain on 5 February 1597. Measurement 200 toneladas. Part of the Spanish Armada or Third Spanish Armada in 1597?
Source
Cesáreo Fernández Duro. Historia de la Armada Española, vol. 3.
