Maritime object - Wood- Brixham Trawler Model

Brixham Trawler Model – Classic Sailing Ship with Historical Significance

Bring a piece of maritime history into your home with this beautiful scale model of a Brixham Trawler. A Brixham trawler is a type of wooden, deep-sea fishing trawler that was first built in Brixham, Devon, England, in the 19th century and was renowned for its high speeds. The design was copied by boat builders across Great Britain. Designed as a sailing workhorse, these ships were known for their sturdy construction, speed, and impressive sailing performance.

The Brixham Heritage Sailing Regatta, tracing its origins to the sailing trawler races of the early 19th century, keeps alive the memory of these imposing vessels. In 1914, King George V donated the famous Perpetual Challenge Cup, also known as the King George V Cup, which was sailed annually between 1919 and 1939 by Brixham-registered trawlers over 40 tons. And to this day these ships still participate in sailing races such as the Tall Ships Race.

This model brings the charm and craftsmanship of these classic ships to life.

Features:

- Detailed handmade model with authentic rigging and sails
- Sturdy wooden hull with refined finish
- Complete and in excellent condition
- Perfect as a focal point in your interior or as a collector's item

Don’t miss this opportunity to bring a piece of British sailing tradition and heritage into your home. Place your bid now and give this beautiful vessel a place of honor!

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The package will be sent by registered mail in a wooden crate.