The Turtle Ship also known as Geobukseon or Kobukson by its Korean name was a large warship belonging to Panokseon class in Korea under the Joseon Dynasty between the 15th century and 18th century.

Merchant ship names 18th century. Built around 1750. Built and used primarily in the mid-19th century. The HMS Victory of 1765 was the 7th ship with this name and the third first-rate ship so called.

A two- or three-masted Scandinavian merchant vessel from the 18th and 19th century developed from the earlier Dutch galjoot. In the 19th century the Merchant Shipping Act 1835 and following Acts were passed to create central registers of all seamen to provide support of the Royal Navy in wartime. Bulverhythe bay nr hastings england.

A four-masted schooner at the end of the nineteenth century had a crew of about eleven. By the eighteenth century the worlds richest cargoes were carried by the big armed merchantmen of the Dutch English and French East India companies. Dominican Republic La Grace is a replica of a brig from 18th century.

Hector was a three-masted bootschip boatship a natural 18th century evolution from the 17th century Fluyt. After being rebuilt. THEY CAN ONLY BE SEEN AT LOW WATER SPRINGS.

Sailing in the Caribbean. The original ship of Augustine Herman bore this name during merchant and exploratory travels around Europe United States Caribbean and across the Atlantic Ocean. Sheer hulk or prison hulk.

Trading with India and the Far East the East Indiamen carried rich cargoes of bullion on their outward voyages with which to purchase the luxury. Hulk 1A medieval ship with the ends of the planks fitted parallel to the stern and sternposts. From the mid-18th century most European nations divided their principal warships into six rates or divisions according to the number of guns they carried.