Model of the partially armed cruiser "Northampton", used for the protection of commerce against unarmoured ships, built in 1876, scale 1/8 inch to 1 foot

Sectional model of the hopper dredger, "Manchester", built by Messrs Simons and Co. of Renfrew in 1890, scale 1:24, made in the museum workshop in 1895

Model of a full-rigged ship made at Melrose by a French prisoner during the Napoleonic Wars

Model of the 1873 schooner rigged steamer S.S. Consolation, to a scale of 1:60

Model of Columbus' flagship Santa Maria, 1492, made in 1892 to a scale of 1:36

Waterline model of the four-masted barque Star of India, with sails made of sheet steel, scale 1:96

Full rigged ship in a glass bottle, bought in France c. 1900, with some decking and side inserts in bone and flying the French flag; scale 1:320

Model of the Gokstad Viking ship of around 860, made by R. Paterson, Lasswade, to a scale of 1:16

Contemporary builder's model of the 1865 steamers Pacific, Limena and Santiago, made by Randolph, Elder & Co. Ltd., Fairfield, Govan to a scale of 1:48

Model of the 1930 vessel S.S. Harpathian, to a scale of 1:96

Reproduction of a Roman grain ship of around A.D. 200, modelled on a sketch by A.J.E. in a Science Museum handbook and made to a scale of 1:48

Waterline model of the 1875 brigantine Raven, made to a scale of 1:96 by Dr Stephen Rowland of Northampton, based on drawings by Harold A. Underhill in 'Sailing Ship Rigs and Rigging'

Waterline model of the 1885 clipper S.S. Brynhilda in full rigging, made to a scale of 1:96 by Dr Stephen Rowland, Northampton

Model of the 1867 Peterhead whaling and sealing ship Eclipse to a scale of 1:48

Waterline model of the 1879 wooden brig Marie Sophie, made by Dr Stephen Rowland of Northampton from drawings by Harold A. Underhill in 'Sailing Ship Rigs and Rigging'

Model of the Mary Willoughby, four-masted armed merchantman from around 1520, showing lateen sails and 32 guns, scale 1:48, made by R. Patterson of Lasswade, early to mid 20th century