NAME OF MODEL

The Schager Roos (Rose of Shagen)

NAME OF MODEL - Emma C. Berry

NAME OF ORIGINAL OWNER - Sid Siegel MD

NAME OF CURRENT OWNER - Sid Siegel MD

LOCATION OF MODEL - Covina, California, USA

NAME OF BUILDER - Sid Siegel MD

YEAR THE MODEL WAS BUILT - 2005

SCALE OF MODEL - 1:64

DIMENSIONS OF MODEL/CASE - L - 30" at the rail, BEAM - 15" - HEIGHT - 28".

IS THE MODEL SIGNED - WHERE ? - Yes-on the forward hatch grating.

OWNER'S E-MAIL ADDRESS- sisiegelmd@charter.net

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A Short History of the Ship

Built by the Amsterdam Admiralty circa 1665, Schager Roos (Rose of Schagen, a small town in Holland) was typical of early frigates of the Anglo-Dutch wars. Tafferel depicts Hercules behind a rose shield, with a mural under the counter of David beheading Goliath. Original ship model design from contemporary drawings by Van de Velde. Fully masted and rigged. Constructed plank-on-frame, with Peruvian walnut planking, pearwood fittings and boxwood carvings, finished in oil paints, gold leaf and tung oil varnish.

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The Schager Roos (Rose of Shagen)
NAME OF MODEL - Emma C. Berry NAME OF ORIGINAL OWNER - Sid Siegel MD NAME OF CURRENT OWNER - Sid Siegel MD LOCATION OF MODEL - Covina, California, USA NAME OF BUILDER - Sid Siegel MD YEAR THE MODEL WAS BUILT - 2005 SCALE OF MODEL - 1:64 DIMENSIONS OF MODEL/CASE - L - 30" at the rail, BEAM - 15" - HEIGHT - 28". IS THE MODEL SIGNED - WHERE ? - Yes-on the forward hatch grating. OWNER'S E-MAIL ADDRESS- sisiegelmd@charter.net	Click to Enlarge
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A Short History of the Ship Built by the Amsterdam Admiralty circa 1665, Schager Roos (Rose of Schagen, a small town in Holland) was typical of early frigates of the Anglo-Dutch wars. Tafferel depicts Hercules behind a rose shield, with a mural under the counter of David beheading Goliath. Original ship model design from contemporary drawings by Van de Velde. Fully masted and rigged. Constructed plank-on-frame, with Peruvian walnut planking, pearwood fittings and boxwood carvings, finished in oil paints, gold leaf and tung oil varnish. Return to Merchant and Fishing Craft