JCARLOSM

Hello, I found this book, you might be interested in it, greetings.

Juan Carlos Mejías

Lectures on Naval Architecture, being the Substance of those delivered at the United Service Institution.pdf

Hello, I think the book "libreta de notas de un carpintero de ribera".

may interest you. The authors posted it for free consultation. You can search it on the internet and you will find it easy.

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Very nice book of photographs of one of the reproductions made in the middle of the 20th century in Spain of the ship Santa María, a book of free diffusion.

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Carabela_santa_maria_1492_1929.pdf

On the page 516 will be able to read an article about the start and development of the Spanish frigate in the 16th and early 17th centuries.

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https://es.scribd.com/read/580495890/El-sujeto-en-la-historia-maritima

Article about 16th century galleasses

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La_galeaza_en_la_batalla_de_Lepanto_anal.pdf

Book about the Spanish ship of the line Santísima Trinidad, with permission from the author.

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Santisima_Trinidad_140_razones_para_la_h.pdf

Hello, I bring you a very interesting book that the original is in the National Library of Spain. It is not pirated, it is posted on the network with the authorization of the authors.

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Fabrica_de_baseles.pdf

I have observed that when they want to make a model of a 16th century galley, they use the existing galley in the Maritime Museum of Barcelona as one of the references. Said gallery is said to represent Juan de Austria's gallery, but it is NOT correct, the layout of that gallery is NOT from the 16th century. Just looking at the type of stern already shows that it is after the first quarter of the 17th century, more or less.
The stern of the 16th century galleys are different, I am attaching some photos of the frescoes in the Palace of Don Alvaro de Bazán where his galley is reproduced.

I will also post a photo of the galley at the stern of the Barcelona museum. Even so, although it is not a 16th century design, it is still a magnificent work and worth visiting.

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My name is Juan Carlos Mejías, I make ship models, I like to investigate. I don't have much time, but I join this forum because I'm sure I'll learn a lot from you.

Excuse my English, I'm Spanish and I don't speak English, I use google.

A greeting from Spain.

Juan Carlos