English galleon “Golden Hind”

1575

 

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 The vessel was constructed per 60 years XVI centuries in England and originally referred to as "Pelican". On it the English seafarer F. Drake in 1577-1580 years together with four other ships has undertaken piracy expedition to West Indies and has made second (after Magellan) round-the-world navigation. In memory that to it was possible to leave from a pursuit of Spaniards, and wishing to note perfect seaworthy qualities of the ship, F. Drake has renamed it in " Golden Hind " and has established in fore of a part of a vessel an ornament from pure gold - figure graceful hind. Length galleon 18, 3 ì, width 5, 8 ì, deposit 2, 45 ì, displacement 150 ò. It was one of smallest galleons.

 

  The model is executed in scale 1:30.

Length 36” (900 mm), width 10” (250 mm), height 30” (750 mm).

 

 

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