Dutch Staten Jacht
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Statenjacht is the name for a historic type of sailing ship that was used in the Netherlands in the 17th and 18th centuries.
The Statenjacht was usually a smaller but elegant sailing ship that was often used by officers, government officials and naval commanders. These sailing ships were often used for various official and ceremonial purposes such as diplomatic missions, official visits and ceremonial events.
Because of their importance and use, Statenjachts were often very well equipped and decorated. They could have different sail configurations and designs depending on the specific purpose and needs of the user. These sailing ships were also a symbol of Dutch naval power and commercial influence at a time when the Netherlands played a significant role on the world's seas.
Statenjachts were an important element in Dutch maritime history and culture, and their importance as symbols of Dutch power, diplomacy and maritime heritage is highlighted in many historical contexts. Today, some reproductions or models of these historic sailing ships can be seen in museums or at maritime festivals in the Netherlands and other parts of the world.
Additional parameters
Category: | Sailing ships - catalog of models |
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Scale 1:: | 250 |
Měřítko 1: | 250 |