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Modell Hanseschiff von 1470

 

Model of a Hanseatic League ship of 1470, carvel-built

 

Ship name Hanseatic League ship
Scale 1 : 50
Length 65 cm
Width 27 cm
Height 57 cm
Material hull Wood
Photos 1 Total views
Photos 2 Views of details
Price 3000 Euro
Transport cost Please inquire


 

 

 

 

 

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The trading ship as a symbol of the Hanseatic League


The Hanseatic League was a medieval commercial and defensive confederation of merchant guilds and market towns in Northern Europe. Growing from some north German towns in the late 12th century, the League ultimately covered nearly 200 settlements across northern Europe at its height between the 13th and 15th centuries.

The Hanseatic League ship of 1470 is a symbol of that important historical epoch. In 15th century the clinker-built Hansa cogs were more and more replaced by larger carvel-built ships like the one shown here.

A conserved cog ship of 1380 that was found in Bremen in 1962 is shown in The Deutsche Schiffahrtsmuseum (Maritime Museum of Germany) in Bremerhaven. A cog ship model is placed at the stern of the original ship.

 

  

The Hanseatic League ship model, photos, description and dimensions
 

The ship model shown here was built to plans by Heinrich Winter. The sails are set like running free before the wind. 

There are more pictures, several views of the entire ship model taken from all directions, and several closer views of hull, deck and rigging. Click images to enlarge!

This model of the Hanseatic League ship is a very beautiful, fine piece of work. The ship model is 1 : 50 scale. Length is 65 cm, width 27 cm, height 57 cm.

The ship model can be taken out of the stand, e.g. for transport.

 

 

Price of the ship model and transport


The price of the model is 3000 Euro, plus transport cost.

Transport: The ship model can be secured in a transport box. This way, delivery by truck or air cargo over long distances can be safely done.
If you live close by, picking up the model with your car may be a good way, too.

The ship model is available at my showroom in Recklinghausen. Here is information on how to order a ship model and how the transport can be arranged.
 

Please contact me, if you are interested in the ship model.

Dr. Michael Czytko, Kuehlstr. 31, D-45659 Recklinghausen, Germany,
Tel. +49 2361 59757, email: michael.czytko@t-online.de .

If you come by car, it is easy to find my home.


  Contact:  Tel. +49 2361 59757

Email:  michael.czytko@t-online.de

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