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2320 ship citations (222 free) in 417 resources

335 books (39 free)
25 journals (2 free)
57 web applications (1 free)
117 illustrations (10 free)
160 passenger/crew lists (0 free)
2 main entries (1 free)
Related ships: Italis(Previous name), West Point(Subsequent name), Australis(Subsequent name), Australis(Previous name)
America (formerly Maud), 1871, steamer: history Subscribe to view
America (Fr.) Subscribe to view
America (Freighter : 1895)
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America (French ship) Subscribe to view
America (French warship) Subscribe to view
America (French) (corrected; listed as "Amrrica") Subscribe to view
America (French, 1788) Subscribe to view
America (frigate, British ship) Subscribe to view
America (from Fiji to Sydney, New South Wales, 21st February 1871) Subscribe to view
America (George Steers schooner yacht): commentary by John Rousmaniere,photos Subscribe to view
America (George Steers schooner yacht): comments, paintings Subscribe to view
America (George Steers schooner yacht): comments, photo Subscribe to view
America (George Steers schooner yacht): how to build her half model, painting, photos, plans Subscribe to view
America (German steamship, 1862) Subscribe to view
America (German; Passenger/Cargo, Iron, Screw Steamer 3 Masts, built 1863) Subscribe to view
America (Great Britain 1918) Subscribe to view
America (Great Britain) Subscribe to view
América (Gunboat)
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America (Hall, captain) Subscribe to view
America (Hilbert, captain) Subscribe to view
America (hired) Subscribe to view
America (hulk) Subscribe to view
America (I) Subscribe to view
America (I) (Schooner) Subscribe to view
America (I) (Ship-rigged; built 1874, in Quincy, MA, USA; 1952 tons; registration numbers: (US Registry)) Subscribe to view
America (II) Subscribe to view
America (II) (Id.No. 3006) Subscribe to view
America (II) (Tug; built in Tacoma, WA, USA; registration numbers: (US)) Subscribe to view
America (III) (CVA-66) Subscribe to view
America (III) (Tug; built 1912, in Portland, OR, USA; 125 tons; registration numbers: 210348 (US)) Subscribe to view
America (III. 64) Subscribe to view
America (Industrial Vessel; Dyersburg, TN; built 1955; 183 gross tons; call sign WY9802) Subscribe to view
America (Industrial Vessel; New York, NY; built 2000; 59 gross tons; call sign WDA3404) Subscribe to view
America (iron & wooden paddle steamer, 1895, Kingston, Ontario, official number: 100662) Subscribe to view
America (Iron, built 1873; ON: 68020) Subscribe to view
America (Iron, Sailing Vessel 3-masted Ship, built 1877; ON: 76492) Subscribe to view
America (Italian) Subscribe to view
America (Italy 1909) Subscribe to view
America (IV) (Schooner; built 1888, in Benicia, CA, USA; 78 tons; registration numbers: 106571 (US)) Subscribe to view
America (IX 41) Subscribe to view
America (IX) (Fishboat, general; built 1945, in Terminal Island, CA, USA; 247 tons; naming history: Sea Hound (1945); Irene S; America (IX); Tresoro del Mar; registration numbers: 248199 (US); (Mexico Register)) Subscribe to view
America (John Scarano schooner yacht): project (1995) Subscribe to view
America (John Scarano schooner yacht): project profile (1995), photo Subscribe to view
America (John Scarano schooner yacht): project profile update (1996) Subscribe to view
America (K. Schooner, 1903) Subscribe to view
America (K. Sloop, 1903) Subscribe to view
America (Keel Schooner) Subscribe to view
America (Keel Schooner, 1875) Subscribe to view
America (Ketch of New Caledonia, Edward Augustus Flinn, Master, 40 tons, from the port of New Caledonia to Sydney, New South Wales, 23 Rd April 1867) Subscribe to view
America (LHA 6) Subscribe to view
America (liner)
Book Five Centuries of Famous Ships: From the Santa Maria to the Glomar Explorer
Author Robert G. Albion
Published McGraw-Hill, New York,
ISBN 0070009538, 9780070009530
Page 408
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America (liner, later West Point): Dramamine tested on Subscribe to view
America (liner, later West Point): launched Subscribe to view
America (Lord, captain) Subscribe to view
America (lost 1872) Subscribe to view
America (Mail steamer : 1890-1899)
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America (mastship) Subscribe to view
America (menu from on board; 1/1/1954) Subscribe to view
America (menu from on board; 12/26/1953) Subscribe to view
America (menu from on board; 12/27/1953) Subscribe to view
America (menu from on board; 12/28/1953) Subscribe to view
America (menu from on board; 12/29/1953) Subscribe to view
America (menu from on board; 12/30/1953) Subscribe to view
America (menu from on board; 12/31/1953) Subscribe to view
America (Merchant Ship) Subscribe to view
America (Merchant ship)
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America (multi-purpose; built 2010; Ireland; 11048 dwt; also named: Arklow Dusk, Flinter America; IMO: 9504114) Subscribe to view
America (Nat) Subscribe to view
America (naval ship; built 1965; USA; 79724 dwt) Subscribe to view
America (naval ship; built 2014; USA; 40000 dwt) Subscribe to view
America (New Orleans, LA; built 1982; 2286 gross tons) Subscribe to view
America (NGI) [timetables, images, etc.] Subscribe to view
America (No. 3) (steamer; noted in directory of 1858) Subscribe to view
America (Norway, ship) Subscribe to view
America (Norwegian) Subscribe to view
America (not a clipper) Subscribe to view
America (of ?, E. Montano Master, 333 tons, from the port of Valparaiso to Sydney New South Wales, 11th December 1855) Subscribe to view
America (of Baltimore) Subscribe to view
America (of Baltimore) (privateer) Subscribe to view
America (of Boston)
Book Greyhounds of the Sea: The Story of the American Clipper Ship
Author Carl C. Cutler
Published United States Naval Institute, Annapolis, Md.,
ISBN 087021232X, 9780870212321
Pages 85, 316, 390
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America (of Liverpool W S Gedye Master 1236 tons, from the port of Hull to Sydney, New South Wales, 12 Oct 1882) Subscribe to view
America (of Salem) (privateer) Subscribe to view
America (Official Number: 9033548, built 1842, Niagara, Ontario, Canada) Subscribe to view
America (Official Number: 9033549, built 1854, Niagara, Ontario, Canada) Subscribe to view
America (Official Number: 9033550, built 1863, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada) Subscribe to view
America (Oil screw; built 1910, sunk 1957) Subscribe to view
America (other; Capt. Jas. Reid; noted in directory of 1877) Subscribe to view
America (other; Capt. Jas. Reid; noted in directory of 1878) Subscribe to view
America (other; Capt. Jas. Reid; noted in directory of 1879) Subscribe to view
America (other; Capt. Jas. Reid; noted in directory of 1881) Subscribe to view
America (other; Capt. Jas. Reid; noted in directory of 1882) Subscribe to view
America (other; Capt. Jas. Reid; noted in directory of 1883) Subscribe to view
America (P) Subscribe to view
America (P), Salem Subscribe to view
America (Paddle steamer)
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America (passcargo, built 1862, at Greenock; tonnage: 2752) Subscribe to view
America (passcargo, built 1883, at Clydebank; tonnage: 5528) Subscribe to view
America (passcargo, built 1909, at Muggiano; tonnage: 8996) Subscribe to view
America (Passenger (Inspected); Friendship, ME; built 2018; 51 gross tons) Subscribe to view
America (Passenger (Inspected); New York, NY; built 1995; 97 gross tons; call sign WDL2160) Subscribe to view