Collection

MBT 10.20.037 Sea tug MS "Zwarte Zee" (III) (1933) - L. Smit & Co

MBT 10.14.039 pusher

ocean-going tug ms "Smit Rotterdam" (1975) - Smit Internationale

MBT 10.14.005 Ocean-going tug ms "Zwarte Zee" (IV)(1963) - L. Smit & Co.

MBT 30.06.031 Snuff Mill anno 1766

MBT Zuiderzee botter - Construction Drawing Scale 1 : 20 (10.03.003)

MBT 16 M2 class sailing boat - Construction drawing Scale 1 : 10 (10.08.021)

99.26.001 Subscription The Model Builder (Netherlands)

MBT Lemsteraak yacht "De Groene Draeck" (1957) - Construction Drawing Scale 1 : 20 (10.06.003)

MBT 10.14.038 ocean tug ms "Zwarte Zee" (III) (1933) - L. Smit & Co's Intern. Towage Service

MBT Gaffel Gunboat, large model (1821) - Building Drawing Scale 1 : 50 (10.01.007)

MBT 10.14.029 seagoing tug ss "Furie" (1916)

The fluitschip originated in the northern Netherlands at the end of the 16th century from experiments with lengthening existing ships. Ships with this elongated hull, known as gaings, appeared as early as 1588.[1] Pieter Jansz Vael, known as the merchant

MBT 10.16.014 motorboat "Kameleon"

MBT 30.06.035 Garden Mill - Scoop Wheel Mill

MBT Katwijk bomschuit - Construction Drawing Scale 1 : 20 (10.03.011)

MBT VOC return ship "Batavia" (1627) - Construction Drawing Scale 1 : 50 (10.00.023)

MBT 10.14.041 ocean-going tug ms "Happy Hunter" (1976) - Mammoet Shipping; after 1982 "Smit Hunter"

MBT Valk class - Construction drawing Scale 1:10 (10.08.007)

MBT 60.01.006 horizontal steam engine

MBT HrMs aircraft carrier "Karel Doorman" (1948) – ex HMS "Venerable" (1942); refit (55/58) – Construction plan Scale 1 : 200 (10.11.021)

MBT 10.15.020 luxury motor vessel ms "Janna Helena" (1928)

MBT 10.14.099 harbour and coastal tug Smit Nederland

MBT 10.20.039 harbour tug MV "Kralingen" (1954) - L. Smit & Co's Intern. Towage Service