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SOUVERAIN of SEA

The "Sovereign of the sea", a masterpiece which can be considered at least 150 years ahead of its time with the length of 127 feet and width of 48 feet. It's the ship which Charles I wanted in the year 1634. Three years later it was launched and its ornaments which represent imaginary portraits and many heraldic coat-of-arms were so splendid that the Dutch called it the "Golden Devil". The end of the "Sovereign of the sea" was not due to war action. It caught fire as a result of an overturned candle in 1696 on the Medway River. The "Sovereign of the sea" was certainly the most perfect and extraordinary model ever built by a man.

SOUVERAIN DE MERS

Un nom, un grand ouvrage, le "Souverain des Mer" est un vaissaeu d'au moins 150 ans avant son temps avec une longueur de 127 pieds et largeur de 48 pieds. C'est le navire que Charles I, roi d'Angleterre voulut en 1637 avec tant d'ornements dore et des portraits imaginaires' de symbols heraldiques. Les Hollandais l'appele le "Diable D'or". Ouvrage de l'architecture navale, le "SOUVERAIN DES MER" est sans doute le navire le plus beau et plus important qui ait sillone les mers.

Ship Models

Mercator
Cutty Sark
La Confiance
Astrolabe
La Couronne
Superbe
Soleil Royal
Constitution
Albatros
Victory
Yatch Endeavour
Bounty
Souvereign des mers
Endeavour Cook
Saint Geran
Amerigo Vespucci
Berlin
Blue Nose
Belle Poule
America
La Flore
Royal Caroline
France II
Chebec
Roter Lowe
Wasa
San Felipe
Langoustier
Marie Jeanne
Prins Wilhems
Golden Hind
Unicorn
Brick Negrier
Titanic
Wappen Von Hamburg
Real de France
Renard
Gorch Fork
La Coque Friesland
Serapis
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