Let's See Some Sailing Ships/Boats

Ill start off with a stamp then post more Columbus

 

Recovered by Sir Robert F Marx in the early 60's,from St.Ann's bay Jamaica, Partial Bronze spike from Columbus's Santiago sunk in 1504. His last voyage of discovery. I'm a bit of a history buff.

 

Here is a spike from a Columbus ship wreck Cert

 

Antique Korean warships,issued Nov.11th,1955,commemorating the 10th
anniversary of the(South-) Korean Navy.

 

Ancient Korean war-ships (Turtle-Ships),issued Aug.14th,1962.

 

2 C.: old coat of arms,stamp issued 1905
20 C.:new coat of arms,stamp issued 1926

 

Hello James, the "Endeavour" was known locally as a "Whitby cat" (from Whitby of course, where Cook was from) for its stability and dependability. She had a shallow draft, which helped when stuck on the Great Barrier Reef in 1770.

 

issued Oct.15th,1970; from a set of 5;

 

issued Nov.17th,1972

 

issued March 21st,1974

 

Mail Ships,issued July 2nd,1976

 

Stamps showing sailing ships from the 1978 definitives series
"Historical events,documents and maps of Mauritius".
(part I of 2)

 

(part II of 2)