Year: 1983 Язык: немецкий Author: Wolfgang Quinger Genre: История Publisher: VEB Hinstorff Verlag Format: PDF Quality: Scanned pages Number of pages: 80 Description: German ship of the line, armed with 70 guns. "Wapen von Hamburg" The WAPEN VON HAMBURG was built in the Deichtor shipyard in Hamburg by a Dutch shipbuilding master. The construction work started in spring of 1667 when the keel was laid down. The wood work was finished in 1668. The armaments were installed, and the ship took up service in 1669. The sculpture work was done under the guidance of master carver Christian Precht. From 1669 the ship served as an escort vessel on voyages to Malaga, Cadiz, Lisbon and north till Spitsbergen. In October 1683, on a trip to Cadiz, suddenly a fire started in the forecastle and rapidly spread throughout the vessel. The fire eventually reached the gunpowder depot and caused a terrible explosion that destroyed the ship. Admiral Berent Jakobsen Karpfanger, 42 of 170 crew members, and 22 of 50 soldiers lost their lives. Additional info: Книга + чертежи
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Wappen von Hamburg I
Язык: немецкий
Author: Wolfgang Quinger
Genre: История
Publisher: VEB Hinstorff Verlag
Format: PDF
Quality: Scanned pages
Number of pages: 80
Description: German ship of the line, armed with 70 guns. "Wapen von Hamburg"
The WAPEN VON HAMBURG was built in the Deichtor shipyard in Hamburg by a Dutch shipbuilding master. The construction work started in spring of 1667 when the keel was laid down. The wood work was finished in 1668. The armaments were installed, and the ship took up service in 1669.
The sculpture work was done under the guidance of master carver Christian Precht.
From 1669 the ship served as an escort vessel on voyages to Malaga, Cadiz, Lisbon and north till Spitsbergen. In October 1683, on a trip to Cadiz, suddenly a fire started in the forecastle and rapidly spread throughout the vessel. The fire eventually reached the gunpowder depot and caused a terrible explosion that destroyed the ship. Admiral Berent Jakobsen Karpfanger, 42 of 170 crew members, and 22 of 50 soldiers lost their lives.
Additional info: Книга + чертежи
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