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Belem Ship Model (1896 France)
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Belem Ship Model (1896 France)

ADMIRALTY SHIP MODELS
(Code: 045)
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£ 800.00
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Overall size:

 87 cm (L) x 60 cm (H)

The handcrafted Belem ship model has an underlying wooden hull covered by a thin layer of glass fibre film for a smooth finish.

  • The model is built to an excellent level of quality.

  • The Belem model is sold fully assembled.

  • Supported by a solid wooden stand.

  • This is not a kit.



  1. #DESCRIPTION#
    complete model ship BelemOverall dimensions:

    Length: 34.25" (87 cm)
    Width: 9.84" (25 cm)
    Height: 23.62" (60 cm)

    The handcrafted Belem ship model has an underlying wooden hull covered by a thin layer of glass fibre film for a smooth finish.
    - The model is built to an excellent level of quality
    - The Belem model is sold fully assembled
    - Supported by a solid wooden stand
    - This is not a kit

  2. #SHIPPING COST#
    Models are shipped by courier and shipping costs are as follows:
    UK mainland & Northern Ireland @ £44.00 (excluding the Highlands)
    Switzerland @ £88.00

    Please email us to request a shipping quote to your country/UK area. 

    INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY:
    Shipping cost doesn't include customs clearance, import taxes, duty or VAT. The buyer will be liable for payment of all import charges applicable in their respective country.

    EUROPEAN UNION DELIVERY:
    Shipping cost doesn't include customs clearance and VAT. The United Kingdom has left the European Union and therefore the buyer will be liable for payment of VAT in their country. Each country has a different VAT rate. We advise buyers to check their government website for further information.
  3. #HISTORY#
    The boat was sold to the Duke of Westminster, on February 11th, 1914. The Belem undergoes profound changes to be convenient for its new vocation: big luxury yacht. In September 1921, after less than four years of navigation in the colours of the Duke of Westminster, the Belem is sold to the Irish brewer Ernest Guinness. The boat is renamed the Fantôme II. Following the death of Ernest Guinness (1939) and the Second World War, the vessel was laid up in the island of Wight. The Fantôme II is bought in 1952 by the Italian foundation Cini to serve as its training ship. In 1979, thanks to a financial help from Les Caisses d'épargne, the Belem ownership became French once more.
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