brig
sailing vessel with two square-rigged masts
Mercedes
ship from the Netherlands
Elizabeth
merchant ship built at Great Yarmouth, England in 1825
Britannia
ship launched at Sunderland in 1783
Jeanne-Elisabeth
Swedish brig built in 1755
Amity
ship used in Australia in the early nineteenth century
Resolution
ship built in Spain and launched in 1802
Ceres
1800 brig
USS Prometheus
Brig of the United States Navy.
Tre Kronor
working life museum in Stockholm Municipality, Sweden
USS Enterprise
1799 schooner
Britannia
1794 British brig
Dotterel
india-built UK merchant ship 1817–1827
Frolic
brig
Vivo
Spanish brig captured by the British
snow
sailing vessel
Santa Anna
ship wrecked in 1812
Gerda
ship from 2000
Rapid
British brig
Harrington
1800 ship
Castle Eden
merchant ship
Admiral Juel
privateer brig of Denmark-Norway
Roald Amundsen
brig built in 1952
Gerda
watercraft
Stavros S Niarchos
British tall ship built in 2000
French corvette Lynx
ship of the French Navy renamed HMS Heureux when captured by the British in 1807
Lady Mary Pelham
British ship
Morning Star
ship wrecked in 1814 near Quoin Island, Queensland, Australia
Norfolk
sailing vessel
Cartier
British pilot ship operating at Balasore Roads in the 1790s
Isabella
merchant ship built in Redbridge, England in 1823
French brig Inconstant
ship used by Napoleon to escape from Elba
Bella Dolores
polacca
Prince de Neufchatel
American privateer brig launched in 1813
Lady Washington
Merchant Vessel (18th century original)