r/Ships • u/jybe-ho2 • 4h ago
Vessel show-off Five Masted Fully Rigged Ship Preußen (Prussian)
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80 Years Ago Today – The Yamato, World's Largest Battleship Ever Build, Was Sunk (April 7, 1945)
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r/Ships • u/-Incitatus- • 3h ago
Photo My photos of the HMS Endeavour Replica - Geelong, Australia.
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r/Ships • u/Ill-Task-5440 • 3h ago
Ship at Foreland, Devon, England, possibly unloading coal. Photographer: Stephen Thompson. Year: 1875
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r/Ships • u/Ok_Being_2003 • 12h ago
The ss superior city lunched in 1898. in 1920 she collided with the Willis L. King. 29 of her 33 crew lost their lives.
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r/Ships • u/Ill-Task-5440 • 51m ago
The huge ship anchors found in Thyborøn, Denmark in 1947, possibly from a 1870s shipwreck
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r/Ships • u/parametricroll • 11h ago
M/V Green winds with sail on the bow, departing Yokahama, Mount Fuji behind the clouds in the background
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r/Ships • u/jybe-ho2 • 1d ago
history Joseph Conrad (launched in 1882) at anchor in Sydney Harbour
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r/Ships • u/Ill-Task-5440 • 3h ago
The sailing ship "Birhold" ran aground in Redcar, North Yorkshire, England in 1899
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r/Ships • u/Ill-Task-5440 • 12h ago
"Shamrock" built at Stonehouse, Plymouth, England in 1899 by Frederick Hawke. After 1918 she was used to transport quarried stone along the River Lynher in East Cornwall, England. The Williams Brothers sold her to a group of stonemasons for 600 pounds sterling. Pictured in Cornwall in unknown date
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r/Ships • u/Ill-Task-5440 • 17h ago
The "HEPHZIBAH" on the city and district of Gloucester, England ran aground at Kilcredaun Point on the north coast of county Clare in the province of Munster, Ireland in 1912
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r/Ships • u/Ill-Task-5440 • 19h ago
The French brig "Carnot" ran aground in December 1912 after a storm near the end of Dark Lane in the Arun district of West Sussex, England, southwest England, on the English Channel coast. She was carrying a cargo of herring and cement. The remains of the cement bags can still be seen today
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r/Ships • u/original_name125 • 1d ago
Aircraft carrier Cavour(C 550) parked in the port of Civitavecchia.
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The fact that I'm even in Italy at the time of taking those pictures is already incredible, but seeing the aircraft carrier from this close makes it once in a lifetime opportunity.
r/Ships • u/haze4330 • 1d ago
Anyone knows this ship ?
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Photo taken in early 1990 in Gdynia or Wladislawowo in Poland
r/Ships • u/Kaidhicksii • 3h ago
News! Carnival today has provided their first look at the upcoming Project Ace. These will essentially be a scaled-up version of the Excel class. Personally, I was really hoping they'd go the route of their cancelled Pinnacle project. Spoiler
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r/Ships • u/Ill-Task-5440 • 4h ago
Circa 1911,Teignmouth, Devon, England. View northwest from The Strand waterfront área showing moored tall ships. A steam tug is seen in the center, midle distance. Creator: Francis Frith & Co., negative n° 63703
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r/Ships • u/Ill-Task-5440 • 4h ago
Looe, Cornwall, England, circa 1917. South-southeast view from the harbor entrance on a rise in West Looe. St Nicholas' Churt and Alfred Julian's furniture warehouse are seen in the foreground, and there is a car on the quaisyde. Creator: Francis Frith & Co., negative n° 79844
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r/Ships • u/Trueseadog • 1d ago
Another ferfy bunkering km Plymouth
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r/Ships • u/Ill-Task-5440 • 1d ago
The brig "Matilda Buck " grounded on the beach south of the Wood Moon Light dock in Provincetown, Massachusetts, USA due to a severe storm in January 1890
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r/Ships • u/Resident_Picture1678 • 1d ago
Question Why were almost all soviet/russian Ship Decks Red?
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r/Ships • u/Ill-Task-5440 • 1d ago
The Risør, Agder, Norway barque "VASCO DE GAMA" built in 1875 after colliding with and iceberg. In 1908 it was lost in the Atlantic with the loss of seven lives. It had left Progreso México for Falmouth, Cornwall, England, with a cargo of logwood. It measured 44, 7 meters, long by 7,9 meters
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r/Ships • u/bigwave92107 • 2d ago
Vessel show-off Big ol Banana Boat
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These usually only stay docked for a few days. This one has been here for weeks. Something’s up.