Canada – 1975 Wm.D. Lawrence Full-rigged ShipGuyana – 1987 Santa Maria, Columbus’ Flagship
USA – 1988 Tugboat 1900s
China – 2015 Chinese Shipbuilding IndustryChina – 2013 Special use stamp for Greeting Cards: Plain Sailing
China – 2002 Silk Road on the Sea – Features a traditional three-masted Chinese junk (Sand Ship /Shachuam style) with decorative bow and red flags. (Series: Ancient Chinese Sailing Ships)
-Japan – 1976 Japanese Ships: Kamakura Maru container shipItaly – 2024 World Tour of Sailing Ship Amerigo VespucciRussia – 2009 Nuclear-powered icebreaker
Russia – 2022 Khersones, three-masted training frigate.
Those rigged ships are like a fascinating puzzle when the sails are down, and a magnificent sight when they are up! I really like that Chinese junk (maybe because it is so colourful?) ~violet
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wow, your collection of ships and other S words is impressive! – Finnbadger
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It must be something to see these impressive ships in person. I wonder if the red sails of the last one are really that red.
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Those rigged ships are like a fascinating puzzle when the sails are down, and a magnificent sight when they are up! I really like that Chinese junk (maybe because it is so colourful?) ~violet
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A fine collection of ships., of course the sailing ships have my heart, nice Chinese junk stamp
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The Chinese ones are beautiful.
Lisa
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