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Old 09-07-2009, 11:07 AM
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Anyone have a good source for information about these sailing style ships? I have been using the USS CONSTITUTION as a sample but I know there are many variations to those sailing ships.
No real sources at the moment but here you'll find a list of the various ships that could have survived and that I could identify (country by country).

Brazil
- Cisne Branco
http://www.thebluecrab.com/Tallships/Cisne_Branco.html

Columbia
- Three Mast Gloria (military vessel but sorry I lack its ID number)

Denmark
- Dannebrog Yacht (not a sailing ship but an interisting vessel nonetheless).

France
- Frigate Hermione (currently being rebuilt by a private association)
http://www.hermione.com/en/
- Clipper Belem
http://www.fondationbelem.com/the_of...ship_belem.htm
- Duchesse Anne (not sailing anymore and sorry didn't find anything in english)
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duchess..._carr%C3%A9%29

Germany
- A-60 Gorch Fock (Klasse 441)

Italy
- A5312 Amerigo Vespuci
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amerigo...cci_%28ship%29
- A5311 Palinuro
- A5313 Stella Polare
- A5316 Corsaro II
- Italia...
http://www.marina.difesa.it/unita/scuola.asp

Japan
- Pre-dreadnaught battleship "Mikasa"

Russia
The ship belong to St Petersburg University and her name shoul be the "Mir"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STS_Mir

UK
- HMS Victory

USA
- Frigate Constitution
- Corvette Californian (Cutter?)
- WIX-327 Eagle (US coast guard)

Venezuela
- BE-11 Simon Bolivar

In addition, the last working steam yacht is harbored at Monaco (it belongs to a Belgian Billonaire's daughter but I don't know the name of the ship). A few drakkars are in sailing order in Norway (maned by crazy amateurs deserving respect)...

This is all I can do for now but I'm convinced that several more ships do exist. I just didn't do more research.
Here is the list given by Wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...ailing_vessels

However, a friend of mine is deeply involved in a huge forum on classical ships and I'll try to find it. This friend is currently overworked and I might need several weeks to come up with the information.
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