ALEXANDER von HUMBOLTD 

German Sail training ship, 395gt, built 1906,

Leith 10th September 2007

AUNO [KETCH}

Norway, length 16.7m, 20.44m o.a. Built 1943

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BOUNTY

Replica square rigger, 260 gt, built 1960.

Christian Radich

The Christian Radich is a full-rigged ship built in 1937 in Sandefjord, Norway. .In 1939 "Christian Radich" sailed to New York for the first time in connection with the World Expedition. Length 192' Beam 32' Hull - Steel, Sail area 11,700 sq. ft, Displacement    676 Tons

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Constantia 

This is the classical fore-and-aft schooner rigged Baltic trader. Built of good danish oak in 1908 in the shipping and ship-building centre of Marstal/Ärö, Sweden. Length 75' Beam 20, sail area 2,900 sq ft.' 

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Dar Mlodziezy

The full-rigged ship "Dar Mlodziezy" built at the shipyard in Gdansk, Poland in 1982 for the Gdansk Naval Academy.  Length 358' Beam 46, sail area 30,154 sq ft.' 

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DAR SZCZECINA [Bermuda Sloop]

Poland, length 18.15m built 1969

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Eendracht [Three-masted schooner]

The largest Dutch gaffe top sail schooner, Length 199' built 1989

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Europa [Barque]

The EUROPA was built in 1911 under the name of "Senator Brockes" at the Stulcken shipyard in Hamburg, at the request of the city of Hamburg. The ship was put into service as Elbe 3 lightship on the river Elbe, and later worked as a stand-by vessel. In 1986 the ship was brought to the Netherlands. Over a period of 8 years, she was completely rebuilt and rigged as a three-masted bark. Length 146'

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GALLANT [Gaff schooner]

Holland, length 36.05m built 1916, under the name Jannetje Margaretha in Vlaardingen and served as a herring lugger in the North Sea until 1936.  Her Danish owner used her as a cargo vessel in 1982 but in 1987 she returned to Holland and was fully restored by a teaching and work experience project for youth in Amsterdam. 

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Georg Stage (II)

 Danish Sail Training Ship, 1935, replaced the earlier 1882 ship. Length 173' Beam 28', sail area 9,260 sq ft.

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ARC GLORIA [ Three masted Barque]

Armada National de Colombia.  

Length 249' Beam 33', sail area 15,000 sq ft.  built 1968

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Gulden Leeuw [NL] {IMO 5085897}   

Three masted schooner, Size: 57m x 8m x 3.6m.  Built: 1937, rebuilt 2007

Departing Leith 11th Jul 2011

1937: built as m.v."Dana" for the Danish Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries.  1939: Lenghtened by 9 metres.

1980: Sold to Bertra International and renamed "Dana Researcher" .
1984: Sold to Esvagt. as a research ship and an offshore support ship. Renamed  "Esvagt Dana". 
2000: Sold to the Danish Nyborg Nautical College. Renamed "Dana Nyborg"  and used as a training ship.
2007: Sold to P&T Charters and converted by Balk Royal Shipyard at Urk into a fast three-masted topsail schooner with the name "Gulden Leeuw".Dutch flag.  

IRENE OF BRIDGEWATER [Ketch]

UK. Wooden-built ketch built 1907. Laterly based in the West Indies, she was gutted by fire in 2003. Rebuilt and UK based..

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Johanna Lucretia [topsail schooner]

UK, an oak wooden two masted topsail schooner,

length 96ft (28.65m), beam 18 ft (5.50m),  total sail area of 380 m2.

 built at the Rhoos Shipyard, Ghent in Belgium in 1945

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JOHN LAING [Bermuda Ketch]

Gosport, UK, length 20.95m, built 1987

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Jean de la Lune [Brigantine]

79.78 grt, 160 t displacement, 110' (33.53m)  l.o.a., height 79' (24m).  Built in 1957 in Brittany, as a fishing vessel, of Oak planks on Oak frames, she has undergone a complete rebuild and has been maintained and refitted to the highest standards throughout (2011)

Leith 13th August 2011

JOLIE BRISE [Gaff Cutter]

Hamble, UK, length 22.4m, built 1913

Juan de Langara 

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LIV [Gaff Ketch]

Oslo, Norway, length 16.52 m built 1893

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LORD NELSON [Three Masted Barque]

Length 180' Beam 29.5', sail area 11,029 sq ft.

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The Margaret Todd sails with Downeast Windjammer Cruises out of Bar Harbor, Maine. She replaces her predecessor the Natalie Todd, which sailed from Bar Harbor for so many years. This unique four-masted schooner was conceived and designed by her owner, Captain Steve Pagels. Named after Capt. Pagels' grandmother, the Margaret Todd was built over a two year period by the Schreiber Boatyard in St. Augustine, Florida, and was launched on April 11, 1998.

Length 151' Sail area  4,800 sq ft,

Bar Harbor, Maine, Sept 2010

MAYBE  [Bermuda Ketch]

UK, length 26.13m, built 1929

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MIR

Three masted full-rigged winner of the Cutty Sark Tall Ships Races in  1996,`97,`98`99. Built in G`dansk (Poland) in 1988. Sisterships: Pallada, Khersones and Dar Mlodziezy. Homeport St. Petersburg. Length 359' Beam 46', sail area 30.660 sq ft.

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MOOSK [Gaff Yawl]

UK Plymouth,

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Mutin (A 652) [Cutter]

Built in 1927 - French Navy's oldest training ship which was used during WW2 as an operational unit by the British Special Operations Executives (SOE)

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OCEAN SPIRIT OF MORAY [Bermuda Ketch]

UK Elgin, length 24.23m, built 1995

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PELICAN OF LONDON

PELICAN OF LONDON is unique among Square Riggers.Her hull form was derived from the elite French clippers of the late 19th century, with a length to breadth ratio of 5:1, a flared bow, fine entry and run. A long poop has been added which provides exceptional space and comfort for world wide operation. Length 143' Beam 28'.  

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Pogoria [Barquentine ]

Length 136'  Sail Area 10,000 square feet, built 1980. Home port Gdynia, Poland

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PROVIDENT

Provident, 95 feet LOA and 85 tonnes. She was built in 1924, on the Dart, as a replacement for an earlier vessel of the same name, sunk during the First World War. After a period in private ownership, she arrived in Salcombe in 1951, where she became the founding vessel of the Island Cruising Club.
In the late 1980's, Provident underwent a major refit, and was re-launched in 1991. She continued to sail with the ICC until 1999, when she started working from Brixham as part of the Trinity Sailing Foundation.

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RAINBOW WARRIIOR [IMO 5300481]  SEE NEXT PAGE FOR PHOTOGRAPH

Sailing / Research Vessel. 555 gt.  Built 1957 as North Sea fishing trawler - Grampian Fame. Converted with the three masts added 1989.

Leith 27th November 2009

TS Royalist [Brig]

UK,  Length 99'  Sail Area 4,329 square feet. launched1971 owned and operated by the Sea Cadet Association.  Parade of Sail Tall Ships Greenock 12th July 2011

RUPEL [Gaff Schooner]

Belgium. Built 1996, length 52', built 1996,  on the banks of the river Rupel by unemployed youngsters. It meant that the youngsters developed skills which would help them find jobs more easily.

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Sorlandet [Full-rigged ship.]

Steel. Norway, Kristiansand S. Built 1927

Length 196'  Breadth 31'  Sail Area 10,765 square feet.

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STATSRAAD LEHMKUHL 

Three Masted Barque,

NORWAY, 1,516 gt, Length 321'  Breadth 41'  built 1914 as a training  ship

Leith

Stavros S Niarchos [UK] {IMO 9222314}

Barque, Sail Training Ship, The Tall Ships Youth Trust , Size: 59m x 10m x 4.8m, 493 gt, Loaded Displacement: 635 t. Built 2000 5^th July 2011

Leith 5^th July 2011

SWAN [Gaff Ketch]

Lerwick, Scotland, length 26.1 m built 1900

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TECLA [Gaff Ketch]

Holland, length 35.9m built 1915

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URANIA [Bermuda Ketch]

Holland, length 26.35m built 2004

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 USCG EAGLE [Three-masted Barque ] 

Length 295'  Breadth 40'  Sail Area 22,245 square feet It is the only active commissioned sailing vessel in the U.S. Coast Guard (One of five such Training Barques in world. Sister ships include: MIRLEA of Romania, SAGRES II of Portugal, GORCH FOCK of Germany, and TOVARICH of Russia.) Launched: 1936. At: Blohm & Voss Shipyard, Hamburg, Germany, as a training vessel for the German Navy as SNF Horst Wessel.  She was awarded to the United States as reparations following WWII.

Leith

USCG EAGLE (Figurehead)

VIKING   

The barque  Viking was built in 1907 by Burmeister & Wain in Denmark. She was originally built to be used as a training ship for the rapidly growing Danish merchant fleet. On voyage in 1909 ship's log recorded a speed record of 15.5 knots, carrying a full cargo of wheat  from Australia. There are only ten four-masted barques in existence and only five of these still sail. 

WYLDE SWAN [Schooner]

Holland, length 56.82m, built 1920

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WYVERN [Gaff Ketch]

Norway, length 24.25m, built 1897

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ZENOBE GRAMME [[Bermuda Ketch]

Belgium, length 28.15 m, built 1961

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