Featured Sterling Ship Mark Help

Hi,
Trying to figure out the maker of the ship - copyright symbol 78 and a mark I'm just not finding, 925 in oval cartouche on other side.
Seems to be well made although it has some damage and I suspect missing parts.
This is 7 1/4"L. Maybe the Santa Maria, Pinta or Nina?
Any information appreciated.
thanks for looking

 

here is the 925 mark. for some reason I'm not able to add any other photos

 

By the sails it looks like the Santa Maria

 

I'd say it is a fairly expensive Spanish tourist souvenir, second half of the 20th C. There are replicas of Columbus' ships in Southern Spain, I have been on them all and they are remarkably small but do look, as far as I can remember, much like this ship.

 

Franklin Mint.

~Cheryl

 

Found a pic of the Santa Maria: (well model that is)

 

Cheryl is correct. See their maker's mark about 3/4 of the way down this page. http://sterlingflatwarefashions.com/Silversmiths/SSF4.html

 

They always ran low on film...

 

Thanks for the replies folks.
Thank-you dragonflywink Knowing who made it makes all the difference, I've found one on Worthpoint -
http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/franklin-mint-sterling-silver-169945121

 

What's it worth?

 

Thanks rayo, you are right, it is the Santa Maria.

thanks for the link bakers!

 

no idea what it sold for but this one will be scrap

 

OH!!!

 

OUCH! That's too nice to melt.

 

I concur.
My son might've liked it.

 

Yes it is nice but it missing bits and the rigging is messed up. Maybe whoever buys it will fix it.