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Etoile Schooner Model (1932 France)|Small Size
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Etoile Schooner Model (1932 France)|Small Size

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(Code: 014)
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Size:

41 cm (L) x 36 cm (H)

The small Etoile schooner model is handmade from scratch.

  • Sold fully assembled - including the sails

  • Not a kit


  1. #DESCRIPTION#
    Dimensions:
    Length: 16.14" (41 cm)
    Width: 5.11" (13 cm)
    Height: 14.17" (36 cm)

    - Model is sold fully assembled
    - Handmade wooden model
    - Not a kit
  2. #SHIPPING COST#
    Models are shipped by courier and delivery charge is as follows:
    UK mainland & Northern Ireland @ £12.00 (excluding the Highlands)
    Switzerland @ £38.00
    The USA @ £78.00

    If the delivery address is outside the UK, please email us to request a shipping quote. Please ensure you provide at least the country, city, and postcode.

    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 schooner L'ÉTOILE and her sister ship Belle Poule were built in the shipyard of Fécamp, France in 1932. They served as cod fishing vessels off the coast of Iceland until 1938. The season was approximately seven months. During this time the ships mostly operated in depression area with heavy weather. They were built accordingly, stout and sturdy, and for that reason were selected later on as navy training ships. Today French navy officers get their education on them.
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