The Statenjacht Utrecht 1746 by Ab Hoving (Editor) and Cor Emke (Plans) Accessories What a joyous and beautiful

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David Antscherl and Effie Moneypenny present a definitive account of these “little ships”—vessels that served not only as royal transports but also as symbols of prestige

The Statenjacht Utrecht 1746 by Ab Hoving (Editor) and Cor Emke (Plans) Accessories What a joyous and beautifulIn 1997 a group from Utrecht, The Netherlands, laid the keel of what was to become the Statenjacht Utrecht, a reconstruction of a Dutch States Yacht. Many provinces and cities in Holland built these vessels from the 17th to the 19th centuries to transport and entertain VIPs. The plans for the reconstruction were found by Ab Hoving in the archives of the Maritime Museum of Rotterdam. They had been drawn by Pieter van Zwijndregt in 1746. Armed with this