File:Sjöfartsmuseet Akvariet Memorial Hall East Indiaman Finland 1761 03.jpg
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English: A model of the East Indiaman Finland at the Memorial Hall of the Maritime Museum Aquarium in Gothenburg, Sweden. It is the largest model of the museum, built to the scale of 1:12 and measuring 3.86 m in length. The model was built by Sverres Varv & Mek. Verkstad, established in Gothenburg in 1915, under the name "Skeppsmodeller".
The original ship was built in 1761 at the Stora Stads Wharf (laterː W. Lindbergs Varvs- och Verkstads AB) in Stockholm. She made seven voyages to China on behalf of the Swedish East India Company (1731-1813), which had its head office in Gothenburg. |
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| Author | Sinikka Halme |
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