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A. J. Meerwald
a Delaware Bay oyster schooner, launched in 1928, that evolved to meet the needs of the local oyster fishery
AE7-Stadt Emden
the town Emden has an extensive tradition in the fishery of herring, this logger is a swimming evidence of that eventful period
Aagtje
Abbi
replica of a Snekkersten-Jolle from 1880, Snekkersten is a small district of the Baltic seaport Helsingør, DK; type of boat was used in the fishery or to supply bigger ships (Kadrejerjolle).
Abel Tasman
a former freighter converted to a barkentime on the end of the 1990s, today used as a charter ship for passengers in the Ijssel Sea.
Abel Tasman
built at the shipyard J.J. Pattje & Zoon in Waterhuizen, NL as a freighter for the North and Baltic Seas, homeported in Breiholz, GER and used under the name "Hermann".
Absalon af Lynæs
former fishing-boat, especially for herring in the Baltic (Kattegatt), later she was used fishing salmon in the waters around Bornholm, temporary used to transport goods between the island Samsø and Copenhagen.
Actief
Activ
she is one of the last big vessels built of oak and in traditional design, shipyard is J.-Ring Andersen in Svendborg, the first owner R.P. Soerensen used the motor coaster for voyages to Greenland, first name was "Mona".
Adelaar
built 1902 in Zaandam, NL, for owner Eefting; used as freighter between England, Sweden, Norway and Russia, no ship engine during this time.
Adelante
replica of the Danish ship type "Danske Slup" that was used as sailing cargo ship, with minor modifications.
Adella
keel laid in Ålesund, NOR in 1863.
Adix
one of the largest private sailing yachts built after World War II
Adler von Krautsand
built 1913 at the shipyard Jacobs in Moorrege, GER; christened "Adler von Krautsand", because the first owner K. Haack came from the river island Krautsand.
Adornate
built 1961 as fishing vessel with engine, name was "Arie Jacob KW 149", operated by N.V. Katwijksche Rederij and Haringhandel v/h A. den Dulk from Katwijk, NL, later since 1970 used by the Rederij Krijgsman-Ouwehand from Katwijk and named "Marry Martin KW 149".
Adriana
built 1911 in Leiderdorp/NL, carried first as a sailing ship and later as motor freighter sand and gravel across the former Zuiderzee.
Adriane
Adventure
a bowspritless boat solidly built of oak and pine.
Adventuress
built to gather Arctic specimens, sailed around Cape Horn during her first trip to (unsuccessfully) hunt a bowhead whale
Aegir
1983-1986 reconstruction to a chartership under sails, registered in Harlingen, NL.
Aenna te Gondern
Aeolus
built in 1904 in San Diego, California, USA as a classic yacht for regattas and later charters on the California coast.
Aglaia
Agnes
built 2003 by Working Sail shipyard after the lines of the original "Agnes" launched in 1841; the original "Agnes" was the last cutter working out of the Isles of Scilly operated by Captain Stephen Jenkins.
Akka
Al Adida
former owner Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan, ruler of Abu Dhabi and President of the United Arab Emirates.
Alabama
built by Pensacola Ship Building Company in 1926, used as a pilot schooner in the Mobile Bay until 1966
Albanus
replica of a ship built by J.A. Henriksson in Äppelö, Hammarland, on the Aland island in 1904, when these ships were used for transport of timber, fish and other foodstuffs
Albarquel
built in Lisbon, Portugal, in 1957 as a freighter to transport salt, sister ship is the "O' Abandonado".
Albatros
built 1899 for Capt. Jon Muller from Middleharnis near Amsterdam and used for carrying cargo between Holland and the Baltic, survived World War I under Capt. Muller.
Albatros
laid down as a galeasse cargo sailing ship in Denmark in 1942,
Albatros
already operational for more than 100 years, built as a freighter, later used as a living ship.
Albatros
built in 1913 at the Van Diepen brothers shipyard in Waterhuizen/NL; registration as "Erna" in Nieder Ochtenhausen/GER.
Albatros
built by de Bos in Echtenerbrug/Lemmer in 1906, she is a Sea Tjalk (some bigger than the Inland Tjalk but smaller than the Kuff Tjalk)
Albatross
built at the Lindholmen shipyard as 4-masted schooner with engine, Göteborg, Sweden 1942, used for sail training, first name was "Albatross".
Albert Johannes
built 1928 in Groningen, NL as schooner Aak, first name "Magda", used under the command of Capt. Johann von Rönn, Krautsand, GER.
Alberta CK318
built by Aldous & Sons of Brightlingsea, GBR as a cutter rigged oyster smack in 1885, registered as CK 318.
Albin Köbis
built 1948 at the shipyard "Gustav Sanitz" (former shipyard "Holzerland") in Barth/GER as a fishing-boat, completion in Stralsund in October 1948, after that she was probably used as SAS 86 respectively WIS 109 "Karl Krull" in the fishery of the GDR until the 1970s.
Alcyone
lauched in 1956 after 6 years of building her, built for personal use
Aldebaran
built in 1902 at the Ruitenberg shipyard in Zwartsluis/NL for the Bruynincks family of skippers, first name "Baronie", used in freight transport (vegetables, grain, hay, coal) exclusively under sail on the inland waters of Holland, Belgium and Germany and on today's IJsselmeer.
Alexa
so called "Hajkutter", built 1938 on the yard of Jens-Peter Nipper in Skagen.
Alexander T
designed on the model of the English pilot cutters by Nigel Irens Design and Ed Burnett, built by Covey Island Boatworks in Petite Riviere, Nova Scotia, lauched on the La Have river in Canada.
Alexander von Humboldt
laid down in Bremen in 1906 as the first of a series of 4 sisterships, as the light ship "Reserve Sonderburg".
Alexander von Humboldt II
new built bark after the modified design and plans of the bark "Kri Dewarutji" which was built in 1953 in Germany, keel laid in 2010 at BVT Brenn- und Verformtechnik Bremen; GER; launched in May 25, 2011, christened and commissioned as sail training ship Sept. 24, 2011 in…
Alexandria
launched as a three-masted gaff schooner in Sweden under the name "Yngve"
Alfhild
built 2000 at Torshälla, Kristianopel, designed after a ship that was built 1907 at the Djupvik shipyard.
Alfred
begin of her buildung Dec. 28, 1912, building number 417 at the shipyard Van Diepen in Waterhuizen, province Groningen, NL; in May 1913 delivered to H. Schröder, Dornbusch, GER as "Helene".
Aliado
Alida
built in 1907 as freighter.
Alliance
launched in 1995, but she resembles an old-fashioned windjammer in every way, name "Kathryn B." for her first owner Kathryn Baxter.
Alliance
built in 1927 at the P. Jacobsen shipyard in Langø on the Danish island of Lolland.
Alliance
built 1949 by Elie Garnier, Les Sables-d'Olonne, FRA; first name "Leclerc de Hauteclocque"
Alma
built by Fred Siemers at Hunters Point in San Francisco Bay in 1891, the last of approximately 400 scow schooners used in the San Francisco Bay area to carry cargo between 1850 and the turn of the 19th century.
Alma Doepel
built 1903 by Frederik Doepel on the Bellinger River in Australia, launched Oct. 10, 1903; registered in Sydney.
Alte Liebe
built in 1949 at the Lütjens & Reimers shipyard in Hamburg, GER; cargo and fishing vessel.
Alte Liebe
built 1947 at the shipyard Ewers in Niendorf (Baltic Sea), GER as fishing cutter.
Alvei
formerly steam-driven vessel with a very auxiliary ketch rig not used for propulsion but to steady the boat while drifting, used as a lugger for fishering, in the time after that used as a coastal motor vessel
Alvekongen
built at the shipyard Peter Bieritz in Friedrichskoog, Germany after drawings of the cutter rigged yacht "Nana" from 1898 by Colin Archer, the shipping museum of Oslo provided the plans, re-drawn and the construction of the rig was own made according to the rescue ketches by…
Alvilde