Ship

Hey guys I need your help again! There is this shit I found and I cannot find anything remotely like it online obviously they're like a model ships but none that have the same characteristics I don't even know if this is the right forearm and posted and please help thanks guys

Back of ship by Jax Moving and Storage posted Apr 21, 2017 at 4:40 AM

Front of ship by Jax Moving and Storage posted Apr 21, 2017 at 4:40 AM

Left side by Jax Moving and Storage posted Apr 21, 2017 at 4:40 AM

Full view by Jax Moving and Storage posted Apr 21, 2017 at 4:40 AM

 

It appears to be a modernish model of a 16th C. ship with a few liberties taken in design and decoration. I think nowadays most of these are made in the far east for export to gift and decor shops.

 

Galeón is Spanish for galleon, which suggests a Spanish connection. You could look for the flag, although it could be a very local flag.
The Santa Maria (Columbus), a smaller ship than yours, had a red cross like that on several of her sails, maybe that is also a sign yours is a Spanish ship:

 

So were thinking that the ship may be old or more modern? What time frame should I be looking for and how can I find out who made it?

 

Date could even be 21st C. No great age. The maker is irrelevant, it is a modern decor object.

 

Models with caption plates bearing that syntax usually come from Spain. The inexpensive, semi-realistic historic models of that ilk started pouring out of Spain in the 1970's or maybe a bit earlier. The Artillery models of that type are more common than the ships.

 

I agree with Spring......even my folks had two of these in the 70's....and they traveled europe....but never went to spain..

that said.....before posting , u should really reread your post, just to make sure we understand what you're meaning to say....

 

Yes, a decorative object from Spain. 1960s - 1970s. Caption plate reads 16th Century Galleon so generic, not specific ship.

Debora

 

Some words are so familiar you just think they're meant to be there.

 

I couldn't open the links.

 

A Freudian slip. Object as described.

 

Komo, how do you do it!

 

it's a gift !

 

I'm confused about what you guys are talking about can you let me in on the inside joke please?

 

glaring typo's .......

There is this shit I found and I cannot find anything remotely like it online...

I don't even know if this is the right forearm........ ( yer pullin my leg here..! )

 

An assembly of a number of shits is called a fleep.

 

that's fleepin weird !!