There is a lot to explore - naval museums' catalogues

[Wagram]

Hi,

Just an idea ... A lot of interesting information may be gained from catalogues published by various naval museums over the last years. I'd like to start by providing this link:

http://cdn.navalmuseum.ru/Files/pdf/1557743331albom_museam_2016-x.pdf

Check it out.

🙂

[Wagram]

More catalogues from the Central Naval Museum which may be helpful for our time frame:

http://cdn.navalmuseum.ru/Files/pdf/1547799816v_plenu_u_poseidona_s_metkami-compressed.pdf

http://cdn.navalmuseum.ru/Files/pdf/1497513296morskoi_mundir.pdf

http://cdn.navalmuseum.ru/Files/pdf/1497014011arhitektura_korablya_katalog_vustavki.pdf

http://cdn.navalmuseum.ru/Files/pdf/1557747784morskoi_muzei_310_blok_210h230_bez_metok_smol-compressed.pdf

http://cdn.navalmuseum.ru/Files/pdf/15577456844vremenigoda.pdf

http://cdn.navalmuseum.ru/Files/pdf/1557743432baltiiskii_flot._tri_veka_na_sluzhbe_otechestvu.pdf

They are all from here:

https://navalmuseum.ru/publication

 

 

 

[Wagram]

I don't know whether this catalogue on Napoleon's navy has already been posted somewhere. So, just in case ...

http://www.chateauversailles.fr/resources/pdf/fr/presse/DP_marine_def.pdf

Just excerpts, unfortunately. Actually, the catalogue has 184 pages:

https://www.amazon.fr/Maquettes-marine-impériale-Collection-Trianon/dp/9461611498/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_fr_FR=ÅMÅŽÕÑ&dchild=1&keywords=maquettes+de+la+marine+imperiale&qid=1589569178&sr=8-1

 

Edited May 15, 2020 by Wagram