In the order administration dated 22 December 1900 was the order for account of the Dutch Department of Navy described as the delivery of a complete fresh water pipe with accessories for the Hr. Ms. Koningin Regentes.(1) Contracted price ƒ 16.690.
Note
1. Call sign GQMJ. Ironclad, She was laid down at the navy yard at Amsterdam, Netherlands on3 December 1898, launched on 24 April 1900, trial on 9 October 1901, commissioned at Amsterdam on 3 January 1902, in 1919 decommissioned, stricken 1920, in 1921 at Willemsoord, Netherlands prepared to be sold and sold there for ƒ 67.367 to C.H.C. Sunderman, Dordrecht, Netherlands on 18 October 1922. Displacement of 4.950 tons with as dimensions 96,60 x 15,20 x 5,70m. Her engines provided 7.291 ihp allowing a speed of 16,91 miles. The coal capacity was 765 ton. She was armed with 2-24cm guns, 4-15cm guns, 8-7.5cm guns, 4-3.7cm guns, 1 torpedo tube and 2 torpedo guns. Her crew numbered 342 men. Her armour existed of 150-100mm belt, 250mm gun turrets, 250mm conning tower and 50mm deck. Building costs ƒ 4.300.000,-Between 4 March 1911-15 October 1913 decommissioned for repairs. Served most of her career in the South Asian area.
Source
Archive Kon. Mij. De Schelde, Vlissingen, Netherlands 1875-1970 (Municipality Archive Vlissingen T.214.1217).
