Description
Piracy still fascinates people. Who does not know the history of the 16th-18th centuries, when lawless pirates did evil, especially in the Caribbean and off the coast of South America. They treacherously attacked ships in search of gold, silver and coins, only to disappear again under the cover of darkness. The pirates hid their loot in safe hiding places on one of the many small hidden islands. There they found refuge from the warships of the Spaniards, the British and the Portuguese. The pirates had their own laws. Their sign of recognition is the "Jolly Roger", the world famous pirate flag.
A typical pirate ship from the 16th-18th centuries. Century known from contemporary pirate films
Rigging twine for standing and running rigging
Structured sails
Timber-framed terraces
Structured body halves
Detailed deck construction
two anchors
rowboat
artillery pieces
Split masts with yards
shrouds
Swan as a figurehead
Decorated transom
Flag panel "Jolly Rog
