Liste der Panzerschiffe und Monitore
Diese Liste der Panzerschiffe und Monitore umfasst die zwischen 1859 und der ersten Hälfte der 1880er Jahre erbauten Panzerschiffe und Monitore sowie vergleichbare Schiffe mit Panzerung und großkalibriger Bewaffnung, die untenstehenden Schiffstypen zugeordnet werden können.
Schiffstypen
- I – „Ironclad“: Panzerschiffe für den Einsatz auf hoher See
- C – „Coastal defence ship“: Panzerschiffe zur Verteidigung von Landesküsten, Flussmündungen und Häfen
Für diese Schiffstypen wird die Bauart durch die Zusätze Br – „Broadside“: Breitseitschiffe, Cb – „Central battery“: Kasemattschiffe, Tu – „Turret“: Turmschiffe und Bb – „Barbette“: Barbettschiffe präzisiert. Kombinationen dieser Bauarten sind möglich und wurden gelegentlich ausgeführt.
Weiterhin gab es im betrachteten Zeitraum spezialisierte Kriegsschifftypen typischer Bauart:
- R – „Ram“: Gepanzerte Widderschiffe, die durch einen verstärkten Rammbug insbesondere für den Rammangriff ausgelegt waren
- TR – „Turret Ram“: Gepanzerte Widderschiffe, die neben der Ramme auch großkalibrige Geschütze in einem Drehturm führten
- M – „Monitor“: Monitore mit niedrigem Freibord und Geschütztürmen, benannt nach dem im Sezessionskrieg entstanden Urtyp dieser Schiffsklasse
- BM – „Breastwork Monitor“: Brustwehr-Monitore, bei denen die auf Deck stehenden Geschütztürme zusätzlich hinter einer Brustwehr geschützt waren
- RM – „Ram Monitor“: Monitore mit Rammbug
Schließlich wurden auch die ursprünglich ungepanzerten Schiffstypen des Kreuzers und Kanonenboots mit Panzerung versehen:
- ACr – „Armoured cruiser“: Panzerkreuzer mit Gürtel- und Deckpanzerung, vorwiegend für den überseeischen Einsatz
- AGb – „Armoured gunboat“: Panzerkanonenboote, vorwiegend zur Küstenverteidigung
Hinweise zur Liste
- Der Schiffsname ist derjenige, der bei Indienststellung des Schiffes für das jeweilige Eignerland verwendet wurde. Spätere Namensänderungen oder vorher geführte Namen sind unter Bemerkungen verzeichnet.
- Es wird das Jahr des Stapellaufs angegeben. Das Jahr der ersten Indienststellung kann davon abweichen.
- Als Dienstzeit wird der Zeitraum zwischen der Übernahme des Schiffes und der Streichung aus dem Schiffsregister bzw. dem Verlust des Schiffes verstanden. Die Dienstzeit kann auch Zeiten der Inaktivität mit einschließen.
- Unter Land wird der Staat genannt, dessen Flagge das Schiff führte. Schiffe, die im Laufe ihrer Existenz unterschiedlichen Ländern gehörten, sind mehrfach aufgeführt.
Liste der Schiffe
| Schiffsname | Bild | Stapel- lauf | Dienst- zeit | Schifs- typ | Land | Schiffsklasse | Bemerkungen/Schicksal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HMS Abyssinia | _Photo.jpg){kind=small} | 1870 | 1870–1903 | BM |  IND | Cerberus Klasse (modifiziert) | Wachschiff in Bombay, 1903 auf Abbruch verkauft |
| Zr. Ms. Adder | .jpg){kind=small} | 1871 | RM |  NL | Panter-Klasse | ||
| Admiral Greig |  | 1868 | C-Tu |  RU | Admiral-Lasarew | ||
| Admiral Lasarew |  | 1867 | C-Tu | RU | Admiral-Lasarew | ||
| Admiral Spiridow |  | 1868 | C-Tu | RU | Admiral-Spiridow | ||
| Admiral Tschitschagow |  | 1868 | C-Tu | RU | Admiral-Spiridow | ||
| Affondatore | .jpg) | 1865 | TR | _crowned.svg){kind=small} IT | |||
| USS Agamenticus |  | 1863 | M | .svg){kind=small} US | Miantonomoh-Klasse | ||
| HMS Agamemnon |  | 1879 | I-Tu | UK | Ajax-Klasse (1880) | ||
| HMS Agincourt |  | 1865 | I-Br | UK | Minotaur-Klasse | ||
| HMS Ajax | 1880 | I-Tu | UK | Ajax-Klasse (1880) | |||
| HMS Alexandra |  | 1875 | I-Cb | UK | |||
| Almirante Brown |  | 1880 | I-Cb |  ARG | |||
| Amiral Duperré | .jpg) | 1879 | I-Bb | FR | |||
| Ancona | .jpg) | 1864 | I-Br | IT | Regina-Maria-Pia-Klasse | ||
| Andrea Doria | .jpg){kind=small} | 1885 | I-Bb | IT | Ruggiero-di-Lauria | ||
| Aquidabã |  | 1885 | I-Tu | BRA | |||
| Arapiles |  | 1864 | I-Br | ESP | |||
| SMS Arminius |  | 1864 | C-Tu |  PRU | |||
| Asar-i Tevfik |  | 1868 | 1870–1913† | I-Cb | .svg){kind=small} TUR | Einzelschiff | 1913 auf Grund gelaufen und abgebrochen |
| Asar-i Şevket |  | 1868 | 1870–1903 | I-Cb | TUR | Asar-i-Şevket | 1909 zum Abbruch angeboten |
| Atahualpa |  | 1864 | M | .svg){kind=small} PER | Canonicus | ex USS Catawba, 1864 angekauft | |
| HMS Audacious |  | 1869 | I-Cb | UK | Audacious-Klasse | ||
| Avnillah | .jpg) | 1869 | 1870–1912† | I-Cb | TUR | Avnillah | 1903–1906 modernisiert, 1912 in Beirut durch italienischen Kreuzer Giuseppe Garibaldi versenkt |
| Aziziye | .jpg){kind=small} | 1864 | 1865–1909 | I-Br | TUR | Osmaniye | 1923 auf Abbruch verkauft |
| SMS Baden |  | 1880 | I-Cb/Bb | DE | Sachsen-Klasse (1877) | ||
| Bahia | .JPG) | 1865 | C-Tu | BRA | ursprünglich von  Paraguay als Minerva bestellt | ||
| Basilisk | .jpg) | 1878 | AGb | DE | Wespe-Klasse | ||
| Bayard |  | 1880 | I-Bb | FR | Bayard-Klasse | ||
| SMS Bayern | _Gartenlaube_1889.jpg) | 1878 | I-Cb/Bb | DE | Sachsen-Klasse (1877) | ||
| Belier |  | 1872 | R | FR | Cerbere-Klasse | ||
| HMS Belleisle | .jpg) | 1876 | R | UK | Belleisle | für die  Türkei als Peyk-i Şeref erbaut, 1878 angekauft | |
| HMS Bellerophon | .jpg) | 1865 | I-Cb | UK | |||
| Belliqueuse | .jpg) | 1865 | I-Br | FR | Provence-Klasse | ||
| Biene | | 1876 | AGb | DE | Wespe-Klasse | ||
| HMS Black Prince | .jpg) | 1861 | I-Br | UK | Warrior-Klasse | ||
| Blanco Encalada |  | 1875 | I-Cb |  CHL | als Valparaiso in Dienst gestellt, nach kurzer Zeit umbenannt | ||
| Zr. Ms. Bloedhond | .jpg) | 1869 | M | NL | Bloedhond-Klasse | ||
| Bouledogoue |  | 1873 | R | FR | Cerbere-Klasse | ||
| Bronenossez |  | 1864 | M | RU | Uragan | ||
| Zr. Ms. Buffel |  | 1868 | TR | NL | Buffel-Klasse | seit 1979 Museumsschiff in Rotterdam | |
| Caio Duilio |  | 1876 | I-Tu | IT | Caio Duilio-Klasse (1876) | ||
| Camaeleon | | 1878 | AGb | DE | Wespe-Klasse | ||
| USS Camanche | .jpg) | 1864 | M | US | Passaic-Klasse | ||
| USS Canonicus | | 1863 | M | US | Canonicus-Klasse | ||
| HMS Captain |  | 1869 | I-Tu | UK | |||
| USS Casco |  | 1864 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Hero | |
| Castelfidardo | _Plan.jpg){kind=small} | 1863 | I-Br | IT | Regina-Maria-Pia-Klasse | ||
| USS Catskill | .jpg) | 1862 | M | US | Passaic-Klasse | ||
| USS Catawba | | 1864 | M | US | Canonicus-Klasse | 1868 an Peru verkauft, in Atahualpa umbenannt | |
| Cerbere | | 1868 | R | FR | Cerbere-Klasse | ||
| HMVS Cerberus | .jpg) | 1868 | 1869–1924 | BM | .svg){kind=small} VIC | Cerberus-Klasse | Wachschiff in Melbourne, 1921 in HMAS Platypus II umbenannt, 1926 als Wellenbrecher versenkt |
| Zr. Ms. Cerberus | .jpg){kind=small} | 1869 | M | NL | Cerberus-Klasse | ||
| USS Chickasaw |  | 1864 | M | US | Milwaukee-Klasse | ||
| USS Chimo | | 1864 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Orion und USS Piscataqua | |
| Chinen |  | 1882 | 1895–1910 | I-Tu |  JP | Dingyuan | ex chinesische Dingyuan, 1895 in Weihaiwei erbeutet; 1914 abgebrochen |
| Cochrane |  | 1874 | I-Cb | CHL | |||
| USS Cohoes | | 1865 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Charybdis | |
| Colbert |  | 1875 | I-Cb | FR | Colbert-Klasse | ||
| HMS Colossus |  | 1882 | I-Tu | UK | Colossus | ||
| Crocodill | | 1879 | AGb | DE | Wespe-Klasse | ||
| SMS Custoza | _-_NH_87042.jpg) | 1872 | I-Cb |  AT-HU | 1920 an Italien | ||
| HMS Cyclops | .jpg){kind=small} | 1871 | 1877–1901 | BM | UK | Cyclops-Klasse | 1903 auf Abbruch verkauft |
| SMS Deutschland |  | 1874 | I-Cb | DE | Kaiser | ||
| Dévastation |  | 1879 | I-Cb | FR | Dévastation-Klasse | ||
| HMS Devastation |  | 1871 | I-Tu | UK | Devastation | ||
| USS Dictator |  | 1863 | M | US | |||
| Dingyuan |  | 1881 | 1885–1895† | I-Tu | .svg){kind=small} CHN | Dingyuan | 1895 nach Torpedotreffern selbstversenkt |
| SMS Don Juan d'Austria | .jpg) | 1875 | I-Cb | AT-HU | Kaiser-Max | 1919 unter ungeklärten Umständen gesunken | |
| Zr. Ms. Draak | .jpg) | 1877 | RM | NL | |||
| HMS Dreadnought | .jpg){kind=small} | 1875 | I-Tu | UK | |||
| Du Guesclin | .jpg) | 1883 | I-Bb | FR | Vauban-Klasse | ||
| HMS Edinburgh |  | 1882 | I-Tu | UK | Colossus | ||
| ARA El Plata |  | 1874 | M | ARG | El-Plata | ||
| Enrico Dandolo |  | 1878 | I-Tu | IT | Caio Duilio-Klasse (1876) | ||
| HMS Enterprise |  | 1864 | I-Cb | UK | |||
| SMS Erzherzog Albrecht |  | 1872 | I-Cb | AT-HU | 1908 in Feuerspeier umbenannt, 1920 als Buttafuoco an Italien | ||
| USS Etlah | | 1864 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Hecate | |
| Feth-i Bulend |  | 1870 | 1870–1913† | I-Cb | TUR | Feth-i-Bulend | 1903–1907 modernisiert, 1913 durch griechisches Torpedoboot NF11 vor Thessaloniki versenkt |
| Flandre |  | 1864 | I-Br | FR | Provence-Klasse | ||
| Foudroyant |  | 1882 | I-Cb | FR | Dévastation-Klasse | 1885 in Courbet umbenannt | |
| Francesco Morosini | .jpg){kind=small} | 1885 | I-Br | IT | Ruggiero-di-Lauria-Klasse | ||
| Friedland |  | 1873 | I-Cb | FR | |||
| SMS Friedrich Carl |  | 1867 | I-Cb | NDB | |||
| SMS Friedrich der Grosse | .jpg) | 1874 | I-Tu | DE | Preußen | ||
| Fulminant | 1877 | BM | FR | Tonnere-Klasse | |||
| Fusō |  | 1877 | 1878–1908 | I-Cb | JP | Einzelschiff | 1909 auf Abbruch verkauft |
| Gauloise | .jpg) | 1865 | I-Br | FR | Provence-Klasse | ||
| HMS Glatton | _William_Frederick_Mitchell.jpg) | 1871 | 1872–1902 | BM | UK | Einzelschiff | 1903 auf Abbruch verkauft |
| KDM Gorm | .jpg) | 1870 | C-Tu |  DK | |||
| HMS Gorgon |  | 1871 | 1874–1901 | BM | UK | Cyclops-Klasse | 1903 auf Abbruch verkauft |
| SMS Großer Kurfürst |  | 1875 | I-Tu | DE | Preußen | ||
| Zr. Ms. Guinea | | 1870 | TR | NL | Buffel-Klasse | ||
| Guyenne | | 1865 | I-Br | FR | Provence-Klasse | ||
| Zr. Ms. Haai | | 1871 | RM | NL | Panter-Klasse | ||
| Hamidiye | 1885 | 1894–1903 | I-Cb | TUR | Einzelschiff | 1913 auf Abbruch verkauft | |
| SMS Hansa | .jpg) | 1872 | I-Cb | DE | erstes in Deutschland gebautes Panzerschiff | ||
| HMS Hecate | | 1871 | 1877–1901 | BM | UK | Cyclops-Klasse | 1903 auf Abbruch verkauft |
| Zr. Ms. Heiligerlee | | 1868 | M | NL | Bloedhond-Klasse | ||
| KDM Helgoland | .jpg) | 1878 | C-Bb | DK | |||
| HMS Hercules |  | 1868 | I-Cb | UK | |||
| HMS Hero | _Mitchell.jpg) | 1885 | TR | UK | Conqueror-Klasse | ||
| Héroine | | 1863 | I-Br | FR | Provence-Klasse | ||
| Hiei |  | 1877 | 1878–1911 | ACr | JP | Kongō | 1912 auf Abbruch verkauft |
| Hifz-ur Rahman | 1869 | 1870–1909 | C-Tu | TUR | Lütf-ü-Celil | 1909 auf Abbruch verkauft | |
| HMS Hotspur |  | 1870 | R | UK | |||
| Huáscar |  | 1865 | C-Tu | PER | 1879 im Seegefecht von Angamos an Chile verloren | ||
| Huáscar |  | 1865 | C-Tu | CHL | ex peruanische Huascar, 1879 im Seegefecht von Angamos erbeutet; Museumsschiff in Talcahuano | ||
| Hummel | | 1881 | AGb | DE | Wespe-Klasse | ||
| Zr. Ms. Hyena | | 1870 | RM | NL | Panter-Klasse | ||
| HMS Hydra | | 1871 | 1876–1901 | BM | UK | Cyclops-Klasse | 1903 auf Abbruch verkauft |
| İclalije |  | 1870 | 1871–1928 | I-Cb | TUR | Einzelschiff | 1928 auf Abbruch verkauft |
| HMS Imperieuse |  | 1883 | ACr | UK | Imperieuse | ||
| HMS Invincible | | 1869 | I-Cb | UK | Audacious-Klasse | ||
| HMS Iron Duke | | 1870 | I-Cb | UK | Audacious-Klasse | ||
| Italia | _at_La_Spezia_1897.jpg){kind=small} | 1880 | I-Bb | IT | Italia-Klasse | ||
| Javary |  | 1874 | M | BRA | Javary | ||
| Jedinorog |  | 1864 | M | RU | Uragan | ||
| HMS John Ericsson |  | 1865 | M | .svg){kind=small} SWE | John-Ericsson | ||
| SMS Kaiser |  | 1874 | I-Cb | DE | Kaiser | ||
| SMS Kaiser Max |  | 1875 | I-Cb | AT-HU | Kaiser-Max | 1920 als Tivat an Jugoslawien | |
| USS Kalamazoo | – | – | M | US | Kalamazoo-Klasse | 1863 begonnen, 1884 auf Stapel abgebrochen | |
| USS Keokuk |  | 1862 | I | US | |||
| USS Kickapoo | | 1864 | M | US | Milwaukee-Klasse | ||
| USS Klamath | | 1865 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Harpy | |
| USS Koka | | 1865 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Argos | |
| Koldun |  | 1864 | M | RU | Uragan | ||
| Kongō |  | 1877 | 1878–1909 | ACr | JP | Kongō | 1910 auf Abbruch verkauft |
| SMS König Wilhelm | .jpg) | 1868 | I-Cb | NDB | für die Türkei als Fatikh begonnen, 1867 angekauft | ||
| Zr. Ms. Koning der Nederlanden | 1874 | I-Tu | NL | ||||
| Kōtetsu |  | 1864 | 1869–1888 | R | JP | Sphynx | ex CSS Stonewall, 1869 angekauft, 1871 in Azuma umbenannt; abgebrochen |
| Zr. Ms. Krokodil | | 1868 | M | NL | Cerberus-Klasse | ||
| SMS Kronprinz |  | 1867 | I-Cb | NDB | |||
| La Galissonnière |  | 1872 | I-Cb | FR | La-Galissonnière-Klasse | ||
| Latnik | .jpg){kind=small} | 1864 | M | RU | Uragan | ||
| Lawa |  | 1864 | M | RU | Uragan | ||
| USS Lehigh | | 1863 | M | US | Passaic-Klasse | ||
| Lepanto |  | 1883 | I-Bb | IT | Italia-Klasse | ||
| Lima Barros | .jpg) | 1865 | C-Tu | BRA | ursprünglich von Paraguay als Belona bestellt | ||
| KDM Lindormen | .jpg){kind=small} | 1868 | C-Tu | DK | |||
| SMS Lissa | _-_NH_75929.jpg) | 1869 | I-Cb | AT-HU | 1893/5 abgebrochen | ||
| HMS Loke | | 1869 | M | SWE | John-Ericsson | ||
| ARA Los Andes | 1874 | M | ARG | El-Plata | |||
| Zr. Ms. Luipaard | | 1876 | RM | NL | Panter-Klasse | ||
| Lütf-ü Celil |  | 1869 | 1870–1877† | C-Tu | TUR | Lütf-ü-Celil | 1877 durch russische Feldartillerie auf der Donau bei Brăila versenkt |
| HMS Magdala | .jpg) | 1870 | 1870–1903 | BM | IND | Cerberus-Klasse | Wachschiff in Bombay, 1903 auf Abbruch verkauft |
| Magenta |  | 1861 | I-Br | FR | Magenta-Klasse | ||
| Magnanime | | 1864 | I-Br | FR | Provence-Klasse | ||
| Mahmudiye | | 1864 | 1866–1909 | I-Br | TUR | Osmaniye | 1913 auf Abbruch verkauft |
| USS Mahopac | | 1864 | M | US | Canonicus-Klasse | später USS Castor | |
| USS Manayunk | | 1864 | M | US | Canonicus-Klasse | später USS Ajax | |
| Manco Cápac |  | 1864 | M | PER | Canonicus | ex USS Oneota, 1864 angekauft | |
| USS Manhattan | | 1864 | M | US | Canonicus-Klasse | später USS Neptune | |
| Marengo | _Marius_Bar.jpg) | 1869 | I-Cb | FR | Océan-Klasse | ||
| USS Marietta | 1865 | M | US | Marietta-Klasse | |||
| Mesudiye |  | 1874 | 1874–1914† | I-Cb | TUR | Mesudiye | 1898–1903 modernisiert; 1914 vor Erenkoy durch britisches U-Boot B11 torpediert |
| USS Miantonomoh | | 1863 | M | US | Miantonomoh-Klasse | ||
| USS Milwaukee | | 1864 | M | US | Milwaukee-Klasse | ||
| HMS Minotaur | | 1863 | I-Br | UK | Minotaur-Klasse | ||
| Mjølner |  | 1868 | M | .svg){kind=small} NOR | Skorpionen-Klasse | ||
| USS Modoc |  | 1865 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Achilles | |
| USS Monadnock |  | 1863 | M | US | Miantonomoh-Klasse | ||
| HMS Monarch |  | 1869 | I-Tu | UK | |||
| USS Monitor |  | 1862 | M | US | |||
| USS Montauk | | 1862 | M | US | Passaic-Klasse | ||
| Mücke | | 1877 | AGb | DE | Wespe-Klasse | ||
| Muin-i Zafer |  | 1869 | 1870–1932 | I-Cb | TUR | Avnillah | 1903–1906 modernisiert, 1934 abgebrochen |
| Mukaddam-i Hayr | .jpg) | 1872 | 1874–1923 | I-Cb | TUR | Feth-i-Bulend | 1923 abgebrochen |
| USS Nahant | | 1862 | M | US | Passaic-Klasse | ||
| USS Nantucket | | 1863 | M | US | Passaic-Klasse | ||
| USS Napa | | 1864 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Nemesis | |
| Natter | | 1880 | AGb | DE | Wespe-Klasse | ||
| USS Casco | | 1864 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Gorgon und USS Minnetonka | |
| USS Nausett |  | 1865 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Aetna | |
| Necm-i Şevket |  | 1868 | 1870–1929 | I-Cb | TUR | Asar-i-Şevket | 1929 abgebrochen |
| HMS Nelson | .jpg) | 1876 | ACr | UK | Nelson | ||
| USS Neosho | _-_NH_60617.jpg){kind=small} | 1863 | M | US | Neosho-Klasse | ||
| HMS Neptune | .jpg){kind=small} | 1874 | I-Tu | UK | für  Brasilien als Independencia begonnen, 1878 angekauft | ||
| USS New Ironsides |  | 1862 | I-Br | US | |||
| HMS Northampton | .jpg) | 1876 | ACr | UK | Nelson | ||
| Nowgorod | 1873 | C | RU | sog. Popowka, kreisrundes Panzerschiff zur Küstenverteidigung | |||
| Numancia |  | 1863 | I-Br | ESP | |||
| Océan |  | 1868 | I-Cb | FR | Océan-Klasse | ||
| KDM Odin | .jpg){kind=small} | 1872 | C-Cb | DK | |||
| SMS Oldenburg |  | 1884 | I-Cb | DE | |||
| USS Oneota | | 1864 | M | US | Canonicus-Klasse | 1868 an Peru verkauft, in Manco Cápac umbenannt | |
| USS Onondaga |  | 1863 | M | US | 1867 an Frankreich verkauft | ||
| Onondaga |  | 1863 | M | FR | ex USS Onondaga, 1867 angekauft | ||
| Orhaniye | | 1865 | 1866–1909 | I-Br | TUR | Osmaniye | 1913 auf Abbruch verkauft |
| HMS Orion | 1879 | R | UK | Belleisle | für die Türkei als Büruç-u Zafer begonnen, 1878 angekauft | ||
| USS Osage | | 1863 | M | US | Neosho-Klasse | ||
| Osmaniye | _Rebuilt.jpg){kind=small} | 1863 | 1865–1909 | I-Br | TUR | Osmaniye | 1923 auf Abbruch verkauft |
| USS Ozark | _-_NH_61472.jpg) | 1863 | M | US | |||
| Palestro | 1871 | I-Cb | IT | Principe-Amadeo-Klasse | |||
| Zr. Ms. Panter | | 1870 | RM | NL | Panter-Klasse | ||
| USS Passaconaway | – | – | M | US | Kalamazoo-Klasse | 1863 begonnen, 1884 auf Stapel abgebrochen | |
| USS Passiac | | 1862 | M | US | Passaic-Klasse | ||
| USS Patapsco | | 1862 | M | US | Passaic-Klasse | ||
| Perun | | 1864 | M | RU | Uragan | ||
| Pjotr Weliki |  | 1872 | I-Tu | RU | |||
| SMS Preußen |  | 1873 | I-Tu | DE | Preußen | ||
| HMS Prince Albert | .jpg) | 1866 | C-Tu | UK | |||
| Principe Amadeo | 1872 | I-Cb | IT | Principe-Amadeo-Klasse | |||
| Zr. Ms. Prins Hendrik der Nederlanden | .jpg) | 1866 | I-Tu | NL | |||
| SMS Prinz Adalbert |  | 1864 | R | PRU | Sphynx | als Spekulationsbau Cheops in Frankreich begonnen, 1864 angekauft | |
| SMS Prinz Eugen | _-_NH_87045-B_-_cropped.png) | 1877 | I-Cb | AT-HU | Kaiser-Max | 1904 in Vulcan umbenannt, 1920 an Italien | |
| Provence | | 1863 | I-Br | FR | Provence-Klasse | ||
| USS Puritan |  | 1864 | M | US | |||
| USS Quinsigamond | – | – | M | US | Kalamazoo-Klasse | 1864 begonnen, 1884 auf Stapel abgebrochen | |
| HMS Research | .jpg) | 1863 | I-Cb | UK | |||
| Redoutable |  | 1876 | I-Cb | FR | |||
| Regina Maria Pia | .jpg) | 1863 | I-Br | IT | Regina-Maria-Pia-Klasse | ||
| Revanche | | 1865 | I-Br | FR | Provence-Klasse | ||
| Riachuelo |  | 1883 | I-Tu | BRA | |||
| Richelieu |  | 1873 | I-Cb | FR | |||
| USS Roanoke | 1855 | M | US | ursprünglich Fregatte, 1862 zum Monitor umgebaut | |||
| KDM Rolf Krake |  | 1863 | C-Tu | DK | weltweit erstes Turmschiff | ||
| HMS Royal Sovereign |  | 1864 | C-Tu | UK | |||
| Ruggiero di Lauria |  | 1884 | I-Bb | IT | Ruggiero-di-Lauria-Klasse | ||
| HMS Rupert | _Photo.jpg) | 1872 | R | UK | |||
| Russalka |  | 1867 | C-Tu | RU | Tscharodeika | ||
| Ryūjō |  | 1864 | 1870–1893 | I-Br | JP | Einzelschiff | 1908 auf Abbruch verkauft |
| SMS Sachsen |  | 1877 | I-Cb/Bb | DE | Sachsen-Klasse (1877) | ||
| Salamander | | 1880 | AGb | DE | Wespe-Klasse | ||
| USS Sandusky | 1865 | M | US | Marietta-Klasse | |||
| USS Sangamon | | 1862 | M | US | Passaic-Klasse | ||
| San Martino | | 1863 | I-Br | IT | Regina-Maria-Pia-Klasse | ||
| USS Saugus |  | 1864 | M | US | Canonicus-Klasse | ||
| Savoie | | 1863 | I-Br | FR | Provence-Klasse | ||
| Zr. Ms. Schorpioen |  | 1868 | TR | NL | Buffel-Klasse | seit 2000 Museumsschiff in Den Helder | |
| HMS Scorpion | .jpg) | 1863 | C-Tu | UK | Scorpion | für die  CSA unter dem Tarnnamen El Tousson als CSS North Carolina begonnen, 1863 beschlagnahmt | |
| Scorpion | | 1877 | AGb | DE | Wespe-Klasse | ||
| Sete de Setembro |  | 1874 | C-Cb | BRA | |||
| USS Shakamaxon | – | – | M | US | Kalamazoo-Klasse | 1863 begonnen, 1874 auf Stapel abgebrochen | |
| HMS Shannon | .jpg) | 1875 | ACr | UK | |||
| USS Shawnee | | 1865 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Eolus | |
| USS Shiloh | | 1865 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Iris | |
| Silvado | 1865 | C-Tu | BRA | ursprünglich von Paraguay als Nemesis bestellt | |||
| Skorpionen | | 1866 | M | NOR | Skorpionen-Klasse | ||
| Solférino | .jpg) | 1861 | I-Br | FR | Magenta-Klasse | ||
| Smertsch |  | 1864 | C-Tu | RU | |||
| Solimoes |  | 1874 | M | BRA | Javary | ||
| USS Squando |  | 1865 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Erebus und USS Algoma | |
| Zr. Ms. Stier | | 1868 | TR | NL | Buffel-Klasse | ||
| CSS Stonewall |  | 1864 | R | CSA | Sphynx | als Spekulationsbau Sphynx in Frankreich begonnen, kurzzeitig dänisch, 1865 angekauft, 1866 an Japan verkauft, in Kōtetsu umbenannt | |
| Strelez |  | 1864 | M | RU | Uragan | Schiffsrumpf noch existent | |
| Suffren |  | 1870 | I-Cb | FR | Océan-Klasse | ||
| USS Suncook | | 1865 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Spitfire | |
| HMS Superb |  | 1875 | I-Cb | UK | Mesudiye | für die Türkei als Hamidiye begonnen, 1878 angekauft | |
| Surveillante | | 1864 | I-Br | FR | Provence-Klasse | ||
| Taureau | .jpg) | 1865 | R | FR | |||
| USS Tecumseh | | 1864 | M | US | Canonicus-Klasse | ||
| SMS Tegetthoff |  | 1878 | I-Cb | AT-HU | |||
| HMS Temeraire |  | 1876 | I-Cb | UK | |||
| Tempête | 1876 | BM | FR | Tempête-Klasse | |||
| Terribile | 1861 | I-Br | IT | Terribile | |||
| HMS Thirfing | | 1866 | M | SWE | John-Ericsson | ||
| Thor | | 1872 | M | NOR | Skorpionen-Klasse | ||
| HMS Thordön | | 1865 | M | SWE | John-Ericsson | ||
| Thrudvang | | 1869 | M | NOR | Skorpionen-Klasse | ||
| HMS Thunderer | .jpg) | 1871 | I-Tu | UK | Devastation-Klasse | ||
| Tifon |  | 1864 | M | RU | Uragan | ||
| Tigre | | 1874 | R | FR | Cerbere-Klasse | ||
| Zr. Ms. Tijger | | 1868 | M | NL | Cerberus-Klasse | ||
| USS Tippecanoe | | 1864 | M | US | Canonicus-Klasse | ||
| USS Tonawanda | | 1864 | M | US | Miantonomoh-Klasse | ||
| Tonnere | 1875 | BM | FR | Tonnere-Klasse | |||
| Trident | | 1876 | I-Cb | FR | Colbert-Klasse | ||
| Triomphante | | 1877 | I-Cb | FR | La-Galissonnière-Klasse | ||
| Tscharodeika |  | 1867 | C-Tu | RU | Tscharodeika | ||
| USS Tunxis |  | 1865 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Hydra und USS Otsego | |
| Turenne | 1879 | I-Bb | FR | Bayard-Klasse | |||
| USS Umpqua | | 1865 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Fury | |
| Uragan | | 1864 | M | RU | Uragan | ||
| Valeureuse | | 1864 | I-Br | FR | Provence-Klasse | ||
| HMS Vanguard | | 1870 | I-Cb | UK | Audacious-Klasse | ||
| VP Vasilefs Georgios | .jpg) | 1867 | 1868–1912 | I-Cb |  GRC | Einzelschiff | 1915 abgebrochen |
| VP Vasilissa Olga |  | 1870 | 1870–1925 | I-Br | GRC | Einzelschiff | Nach 1925 abgebrochen |
| Vauban | | 1882 | I-Bb | FR | Vauban-Klasse | ||
| Vengeur | 1878 | BM | FR | Tempête-Klasse | |||
| Weschtschun |  | 1864 | M | RU | Uragan | ||
| Victorieuse | | 1875 | I-Cb | FR | La-Galissonnière-Klasse | ||
| Viper | | 1876 | AGb | DE | Wespe-Klasse | ab 1909 Kranschiff | |
| Vitoria |  | 1865 | I-Cb | ESP | |||
| HMS Warrior |  | 1860 | I-Br | UK | Warrior-Klasse | seit 1987 Museumsschiff in Portsmouth | |
| HMS Warspite |  | 1884 | ACr | UK | Imperieuse | ||
| USS Wassuc | | 1865 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Stromboli | |
| USS Waxsaw | | 1865 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Niobe | |
| USS Weehawken | | 1862 | M | US | Passaic-Klasse | ||
| Zr. Ms. Wesp | | 1871 | RM | NL | Panter-Klasse | ||
| Wespe |  | 1876 | AGb | DE | Wespe-Klasse | ||
| USS Winnebago | | 1863 | M | US | Milwaukee-Klasse | ||
| HMS Wivern |  | 1863 | C-Tu | UK | Scorpion | für die CSA unter dem Tarnnamen El Monassir als CSS Mississippi begonnen, 1863 beschlagnahmt | |
| Wize-Admiral Popow | .jpg) | 1875 | C | RU | sog. Popowka, kreisrundes Panzerschiff zur Küstenverteidigung | ||
| SMS Württemberg |  | 1878 | I-Cb/Bb | DE | Sachsen-Klasse (1877) | ||
| USS Yazoo | | 1865 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Tartar | |
| USS Yuma | | 1865 | M | US | Casco-Klasse | Zeitweise USS Tempest | |
| Zhenyuan |  | 1882 | 1885–1895 | I-Tu | CHN | Dingyuan | 1895 in Weihaiwei an Japan verloren, in Chinen umbenannt |
Siehe auch
Literatur
- Robert Gardiner, Roger Chesneau, Eugene M Kolesnik (Hrsg.): Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1860–1905. Conway Maritime Press, London 1979.
- Bernd Langensiepen, Ahmet Güleryüz: The Ottoman Steam Navy 1828–1928. Conway Maritime Press, London 1995.
- Richard N J Wright: The Chinese Steam Navy 1862–1945. Chatham Publishing, London.
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From U.S. Navy public domain
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Brazilian Ironclad Bahia, launched in 1865
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French armoured ram Taureau
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Diagrams depicting right elevation and plan of British "Cyclops" class coastal monitors HMS Cyclops, HMS Gorgon, HMS Hecate and HMS Hydra, of 1871-1903.
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Greek ironclad Basileos Georgios, launched 1867.
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THE MONITOR "JAVARY" sunk of Fort Villegaignon on November 22 by a shell from a Government fort.
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SMS Friedrich Carl war eine Panzerfregatte der Marine des Norddeutschen Bundes und später der Kaiserlichen Marine. Gebaut 1867. Abgebrochen 1905
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Ironclad "HMS Belleisle" 1876-1904
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Dieses Bild lässt sich leicht mit einem Rahmen versehen
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The Russian Uragan-class of monitors, also known as the Bronesonets-class.
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The original print is mounted on a carte de visite.
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Photograph of British armored cruiser HMS Northampton as she appeared after the addition of a fighting top to her mizzen during her 1889-1891 refit. She is dressed overall in this photograph.
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AWM caption : Photograph showing stern view of Victorian colonial breastwork monitor HMVS Cerberus at Williamstown, Victoria. She is in her original configuration with two pole masts and extensions to the flying deck.
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Flag of Spain (1785-1873 and 1875-1931).svg
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Flag of Spain (1785-1873 and 1875-1931)
Autor/Urheber: previous version User:Ignaciogavira ; current version HansenBCN, designs from SanchoPanzaXXI, Lizenz: CC BY-SA 3.0
Flag of Spain (1785-1873 and 1875-1931)
Edinorog1863-1957&Lava1863-1922.jpg
Imperial Russian monitor Edinorog and Lava.
Imperial Russian monitor Edinorog and Lava.
HMS Royal Sovereign 1864.jpg
The Royal Sovereign Turret-Ship. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 14 May 1864. Vol 64/1 p 480
The Royal Sovereign Turret-Ship. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 14 May 1864. Vol 64/1 p 480
Plate from the Illustrated London News (Vol 64/1 p 480). HMS Royal Sovereign, an iron-clad warship with turret-mounted guns
incorrect attribution
Agamemnon 1879.png
Launch of HMS Agamemnon in 1879 from the Illustrated London News
Launch of HMS Agamemnon in 1879 from the Illustrated London News
S.M. Linienschiff Baden.jpg
S.M. Linienschiff Baden
S.M. Linienschiff Baden
Rusalka1865-1893Kronstadt.jpg
Twin turret armoured boat Rusalka.
Twin turret armoured boat Rusalka.
Regina Maria Pia (1863) Plan.jpg
Plan of the Italian ironclad Regina Maria Pia, launched in 1863
Plan of the Italian ironclad Regina Maria Pia, launched in 1863
Smerch1863-1959.jpg
Imperial Russian twin turret armour-clad boat Smerch.
Imperial Russian twin turret armour-clad boat Smerch.
Rotterdam - Museumschip Zr Ms Buffel bij nacht.jpg
(c) Quistnix in der Wikipedia auf Niederländisch, CC BY-SA 2.5
Rotterdam: Leuvehaven - museumschip Zr. Ms. Buffel bij nacht
(c) Quistnix in der Wikipedia auf Niederländisch, CC BY-SA 2.5
Rotterdam: Leuvehaven - museumschip Zr. Ms. Buffel bij nacht
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Second national flag of the Confederate States of America.svg
The national flag of the Confederate States from 1 May 1863 to 4 March 1865.
The national flag of the Confederate States from 1 May 1863 to 4 March 1865.
The Turkish Gun-Boat Lufti Djelil, sunk by the Russian batteries near Braila.jpg
The Turkish Gun-Boat Lufti Djelil, sunk by the Russian batteries near Braila.
The Turkish Gun-Boat Lufti Djelil, sunk by the Russian batteries near Braila.
Feth-i Bülend (1869).jpg
Turkish ironclad Feth-i Bülend, launched 1869.
Turkish ironclad Feth-i Bülend, launched 1869.
HMS Scorpion (1863).jpg
Line engraving published in "The Soldier in Our Civil War", Vol. II, page 68. It depicts one of the two turret ironclads laid down in 1862 by Laird Brothers for the Confederate States. El Tousson was a cover name for the ship intended to become CSS North Carolina. Nominally under construction for Egypt, her true ownership became known and she was seized by the British government in 1863, purchased for the Royal Navy in 1864 and completed in October 1865 as HMS Scorpion.
Line engraving published in "The Soldier in Our Civil War", Vol. II, page 68. It depicts one of the two turret ironclads laid down in 1862 by Laird Brothers for the Confederate States. El Tousson was a cover name for the ship intended to become CSS North Carolina. Nominally under construction for Egypt, her true ownership became known and she was seized by the British government in 1863, purchased for the Royal Navy in 1864 and completed in October 1865 as HMS Scorpion.
Admiral spiridov.jpg
Броненосный башенный фрегат «Адмирал Спиридов».
Броненосный башенный фрегат «Адмирал Спиридов».
Vasilissa Olga ship.jpg
www.hellenicnavy.gr
www.hellenicnavy.gr
Magenta and Napoléon III in Brest.jpg
The Magenta in Brest. The Napoléon III ship can be seen in the background
The Magenta in Brest. The Napoléon III ship can be seen in the background
Necm-i Sevket.jpg
Turkish Ironclad Necm-i Sevket, launched in 1868 and serving until 1913.
Turkish Ironclad Necm-i Sevket, launched in 1868 and serving until 1913.
Monitor Atahualpa.jpg
Litografía que muestra al monitor blindado de río Atahualpa, antiguo USS Catawba, partiendo de Nueva Orleans hacia el Perú, en Enero de 1869. El Atahualpa, con aparejo de goleta, navega, a vela, en el mar
Litografía que muestra al monitor blindado de río Atahualpa, antiguo USS Catawba, partiendo de Nueva Orleans hacia el Perú, en Enero de 1869. El Atahualpa, con aparejo de goleta, navega, a vela, en el mar
HMS Dreadnought (1875).jpg
British battleship HMS Dreadnought at Malta during her first full commission
British battleship HMS Dreadnought at Malta during her first full commission
HMS Monarch diagrams Brasseys 1888.jpg
Diagrams depicting right elevation and plan views of British ironclad turret battleship HMS Monarch.
Diagrams depicting right elevation and plan views of British ironclad turret battleship HMS Monarch.
Orkanieh (1865).jpg
Turkish Ironclad Orkanieh, launched in 1865, and belonging to the Osmanieh class of broadside ironclads.
Turkish Ironclad Orkanieh, launched in 1865, and belonging to the Osmanieh class of broadside ironclads.
F Cerbere class.jpg
French Cerbere class of armoured rams
French Cerbere class of armoured rams
Victorieuse.jpg
The French ironclad Victorieuse in Algiers, 8 July 1886
The French ironclad Victorieuse in Algiers, 8 July 1886
Bundesarchiv Bild 116-125-36, Port Arthur, SMS "Deutschland" im Hafen.jpg
(c) Bundesarchiv, Bild 116-125-36 / CC-BY-SA 3.0
(c) Bundesarchiv, Bild 116-125-36 / CC-BY-SA 3.0
Es folgt die historische Originalbeschreibung, die das Bundesarchiv aus dokumentarischen Gründen übernommen hat. Diese kann allerdings fehlerhaft, tendenziös, überholt oder politisch extrem sein.
China, 1898
S.M. Kreuzer Deutschland in Port Arthur
S.M. Kreuzer Deutschland in Port Arthur
Uss Casco 1864.jpg
A photograph of the USS Casco on the James River, Virginia, 1865, while serving as a spar torpedo vessel. Note the torpedo gear mounted on her bow and the XI-inch Dahlgren smoothbore gun pivot-mounted on deck.
A photograph of the USS Casco on the James River, Virginia, 1865, while serving as a spar torpedo vessel. Note the torpedo gear mounted on her bow and the XI-inch Dahlgren smoothbore gun pivot-mounted on deck.
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Strelets1863-1956.jpg
Imperial Russian turret armour-clad boat Strelets.
Imperial Russian turret armour-clad boat Strelets.
HMS Nelson (AWM 302451).jpg
AWM Caption: HOBART, TAS. 1884. STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE ARMOURED CRUISER HMS NELSON, FLAGSHIP OF THE AUSTRALIA STATION. NOTE THE EMBRASURES FORWARD AND AFT IN THE HULL FOR HER 10 INCH 18 TON RIFLED MUZZLE LOADING (RML) GUNS. THE FOUR PORTS ALONG HER SIDE ARE FOR HER 9 INCH 12 TON RML'S.
AWM Caption: HOBART, TAS. 1884. STARBOARD SIDE VIEW OF THE ARMOURED CRUISER HMS NELSON, FLAGSHIP OF THE AUSTRALIA STATION. NOTE THE EMBRASURES FORWARD AND AFT IN THE HULL FOR HER 10 INCH 18 TON RIFLED MUZZLE LOADING (RML) GUNS. THE FOUR PORTS ALONG HER SIDE ARE FOR HER 9 INCH 12 TON RML'S.
Affondatore (1865).jpg
Italian Ironclad Affondatore, launched 1865, serving 1866 to 1907
Italian Ironclad Affondatore, launched 1865, serving 1866 to 1907
Azumakan.jpg
Japanese warship Azuma(Kotetu)
Japanese warship Azuma(Kotetu)
Preussen class ironclad.png
Line-drawing of Friedrich der Grosse
Line-drawing of Friedrich der Grosse
USS Neosho (1863-1873) - NH 60617.jpg
Watercolor by Dr. Oscar Parkes. Courtesy of Dr. Oscar Parkes, London, England, 1936. U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command Photograph.
Watercolor by Dr. Oscar Parkes. Courtesy of Dr. Oscar Parkes, London, England, 1936. U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command Photograph.
HMS Neptune (1874).jpg
Photograpoh of British masted turret ship HMS Neptune as she appeared when completed.
Photograpoh of British masted turret ship HMS Neptune as she appeared when completed.
Flag of Peru (state).svg
State Flag of Peru.
State Flag of Peru.
Uss Squando 1865.jpg
A slightly cropped image of a rough color sketch of the USS Squando at Charleston, South Carolina, in December 1865.
A slightly cropped image of a rough color sketch of the USS Squando at Charleston, South Carolina, in December 1865.
Novgorod (ship, 1873).jpg
Russian circular coastal defence ship Novgorod. Notice the six screws.
Russian circular coastal defence ship Novgorod. Notice the six screws.
SMS Natter (1880).jpg
Das deutsche Panzerkanonenboot SMS Natter (Stapellauf 1880).
Das deutsche Panzerkanonenboot SMS Natter (Stapellauf 1880).
Erherzog Albrecht c.1871.jpg
Austro-hungarian casemate ironclad SMS Erherzog Albrecht.
Austro-hungarian casemate ironclad SMS Erherzog Albrecht.
HMS Agincourt.jpg
HMS Agincourt (British broadside ironclad, 1868)
Photographed after the completion of her 1875-1877 refit, when alternate gunports were enlarged to accommodate larger muzzle-loading rifles.
Naval Ensign of Norway (1844-1905).svg
Naval Ensign of Norway (1844-1905)
Naval Ensign of Norway (1844-1905)
Admiral Duperre (French Battleship 1888-1909).jpg
Admiral Duperre (French Battleship 1888-1909)
Admiral Duperre (French Battleship 1888-1909)
AdmiralLazarev1865-1912Neva.jpg
The Imperial Russian triple turret armoured frigate Admiral Lazarev.
The Imperial Russian triple turret armoured frigate Admiral Lazarev.
Flag of the Ottoman Empire (1844–1922).svg
The Ottoman flag and Turkey Republic Flag of 1844–1935. Late Ottoman flag which was made based on the historical documents listed in the Source section. Note that a five-pointed star was rarely used in the crescent-and-star symbol before the 19th century.
The Ottoman flag and Turkey Republic Flag of 1844–1935. Late Ottoman flag which was made based on the historical documents listed in the Source section. Note that a five-pointed star was rarely used in the crescent-and-star symbol before the 19th century.
Prins Hendrik der Nederlanden (1866).jpg
Dutch Ironclad Prins Hendrik der Nederlanden, arriving in the Netherlands from its builders, Lairds of Birkenhead, in 1867.
Dutch Ironclad Prins Hendrik der Nederlanden, arriving in the Netherlands from its builders, Lairds of Birkenhead, in 1867.
Custoza (ship, 1875) - NH 87042.jpg
The SMS Custoza. Picture cropped and slightly repaired by uploader.
The SMS Custoza. Picture cropped and slightly repaired by uploader.
Duilio1880 001.jpg
Corazzata Duilio 1880
Corazzata Duilio 1880
SMS Bayern (1878) Gartenlaube 1889.jpg
SMS Bayern (Stapellauf 1878) auf einer Zeichnung.
SMS Bayern (Stapellauf 1878) auf einer Zeichnung.
AlmBrownAcorazado.jpg
Acorazado Almirante Brown en 1900.
Acorazado Almirante Brown en 1900.
Monitor Edinorog.jpg
Imperial Russian turret armour-clad boat Edinorog.
Imperial Russian turret armour-clad boat Edinorog.
Heiligerlee (1868).jpg
The Dutch monitor Heiligerlee, launched in 1868.
The Dutch monitor Heiligerlee, launched in 1868.
Uss Milwaukee 1864.jpg
A cropped photograph of the USS Milwaukee in Mobile Bay, circa 1865. Note the awnings added to the deck and the mine rake attached to the bow. Original found at: http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/images/h60000/h60651.jpg
A cropped photograph of the USS Milwaukee in Mobile Bay, circa 1865. Note the awnings added to the deck and the mine rake attached to the bow. Original found at: http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/images/h60000/h60651.jpg
HMS warriorjune20092.jpg
Autor/Urheber: geni, Lizenz: CC BY-SA 4.0
Photo of the ironclad HMS Warrior (1860) with the tide in.
Autor/Urheber: geni, Lizenz: CC BY-SA 4.0
Photo of the ironclad HMS Warrior (1860) with the tide in.
USS Keokuk h59546.jpg
USS Keokuk (1863-1863). Watercolor by Oscar Parkes.
USS Keokuk (1863-1863). Watercolor by Oscar Parkes.
Uss Tunxis 1864.jpg
A slightly cropped image of the engraving of the USS Tunxis published in The Soldier in Our Civil War, Volume II, page 226
A slightly cropped image of the engraving of the USS Tunxis published in The Soldier in Our Civil War, Volume II, page 226
Admiral chichagov.jpg
Двухбашенный броненосный фрегат «Адмирал Чичагов».
Двухбашенный броненосный фрегат «Адмирал Чичагов».
Regina maria pia (1863).jpg
The Italian ironclad Regina Maria Pia, launched in 1863
The Italian ironclad Regina Maria Pia, launched in 1863
Arapiles.jpg
Fragata blindada Arapiles
Fragata blindada Arapiles
SMS Friedrich der Grosse (1874).jpg
SMS Friedrich der Grosse (1874) - armored frigate of the German Kaiserliche Marine
SMS Friedrich der Grosse (1874) - armored frigate of the German Kaiserliche Marine
Prinz Eugen (ship, 1878) - NH 87045-B - cropped.png
The SMS Prinz Eugen. Photo was taken before the 1892 refit.
The SMS Prinz Eugen. Photo was taken before the 1892 refit.
SMS König Wilhelm (1868).jpg
The Prussian, later German, ironclad frigate SMS König Wilhelm early in her career.
The Prussian, later German, ironclad frigate SMS König Wilhelm early in her career.
Den helder schorpioen.JPG
Schorpioen (Scorpion) at Den Helder (Netherlands)
Schorpioen (Scorpion) at Den Helder (Netherlands)
Adder (1871).jpg
Dutch monitor Adder, launched in 1871.
Dutch monitor Adder, launched in 1871.
JohnEricsson1867.jpg
The Swedish monitor John Ericsson in 1867, before she was modified with a flying bridge.
The Swedish monitor John Ericsson in 1867, before she was modified with a flying bridge.
Draak (1877).jpg
The Dutch montor Draak, launched in 1877
The Dutch montor Draak, launched in 1877
Riachuelo 1885.jpg
Ironclad Riachuelo from the brazilian Imperial Armada, ca.1885.
Ironclad Riachuelo from the brazilian Imperial Armada, ca.1885.
Muin-i Zafer at Salonica in 1911.jpg
Ottoman ironclad Muin-i Zafer during the demonstration of the Ottoman Navy Salonica, 25 May - 12 June 1911
Ottoman ironclad Muin-i Zafer during the demonstration of the Ottoman Navy Salonica, 25 May - 12 June 1911
Encouraçado Sete de Setembro Marinha do Brasil.jpg
Encouraçado Sete de Setembro - Marinha do Brasil - Naval ship of Brazil.
Encouraçado Sete de Setembro - Marinha do Brasil - Naval ship of Brazil.
Austria-Hungary-flag-1869-1914-naval-1786-1869-merchant.svg
Merchant Ensign of Austria-Hungary from 1786 until 1869 and Naval and War Ensign of Austria-Hungary from 1786 until 1915 (de jure, de facto until 1918)
Merchant Ensign of Austria-Hungary from 1786 until 1869 and Naval and War Ensign of Austria-Hungary from 1786 until 1915 (de jure, de facto until 1918)
Vitoria.jpg
Grabado de la fragata blindada Vitoria.
Grabado de la fragata blindada Vitoria.
HMS Hero (1885) Mitchell.jpg
The second and final Conqueror-class battleship, served in the Victorian Royal Navy
The second and final Conqueror-class battleship, served in the Victorian Royal Navy
Uss Monadnock 1864.jpg
A cropped lithograph of the USS Monadnock. Original found at: http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/images/h60000/h60657.jpg
A cropped lithograph of the USS Monadnock. Original found at: http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/images/h60000/h60657.jpg
French Provence Class Ironclad 1863.jpg
The 10 ironclads of the Provence class had a full armour belt (grey).
The 10 ironclads of the Provence class had a full armour belt (grey).
Blowing up of 'Fetih-i-Bulend'.jpg
Torpedoing of the Ottoman battleship Feth-i-Bulend in Thessaloniki during the 1st Balkan War
Torpedoing of the Ottoman battleship Feth-i-Bulend in Thessaloniki during the 1st Balkan War
Danish Ironclad Helgoland (1878).jpg
Danish Ironclad Battleship Helgoland, launched in 1878, serving 1879 - 1907.
Danish Ironclad Battleship Helgoland, launched in 1878, serving 1879 - 1907.
Flag of China (1889–1912).svg
Flag of the Chinese Empire under the Qing dynasty (1889-1912), details per the restoration of Beiyang fleet researcher [1].
Flag of the Chinese Empire under the Qing dynasty (1889-1912), details per the restoration of Beiyang fleet researcher [1].
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SMS Tegetthoff.png
SMS Tegetthoff
SMS Tegetthoff
Ocean class - France.jpg
Line drawing of French Océan class of ironclads
Line drawing of French Océan class of ironclads
KNM Skorpionen.png
Image of the Norwegian monitor Skorpionen. Please note that the "KNM" prefix was not used before 1946, many years after this monitor was scrapped.
Image of the Norwegian monitor Skorpionen. Please note that the "KNM" prefix was not used before 1946, many years after this monitor was scrapped.
Naval Ensign of Sweden (1844-1905).svg
Naval Ensign of Sweden (1844-1905)
Naval Ensign of Sweden (1844-1905)
Tifon1863-1922.jpg
Imperial Russian turret armour-clad boat Tifon.
Imperial Russian turret armour-clad boat Tifon.
USS Ozark (1864-1865) - NH 61472.jpg
Photographed while serving with the Mississippi Squadron in 1864-1865. U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command Photograph.
Photographed while serving with the Mississippi Squadron in 1864-1865. U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command Photograph.
Ancona (1864).jpg
Panzerschiff Ancona (1864-1903) - Königlich-Italienische Marine
Panzerschiff Ancona (1864-1903) - Königlich-Italienische Marine
Koldun1863-1918.jpg
Imperial Russian turret armour-clad boat Koldun.
Imperial Russian turret armour-clad boat Koldun.
IJN Chin'en at review.jpg
Taken before 1946, according to Japanese Copyright law is considered Public Domain.
Taken before 1946, according to Japanese Copyright law is considered Public Domain.
Panzerfregatte Don Juan d'Austria (IZ 43-1864 S 36 n NGroßer).jpg
Die österreichische Panzerfregatte "Don Juan d'Austria", 1864.
Die österreichische Panzerfregatte "Don Juan d'Austria", 1864.
Asar-i Tevfik NH 48570.jpg
Title: ASSAR-I-TEWFIK Turkish Coast Defense Battleship, 1867 Caption: ASSAR-I-TEWFIK Turkish Coast Defense Battleship, 1867.
Title: ASSAR-I-TEWFIK Turkish Coast Defense Battleship, 1867 Caption: ASSAR-I-TEWFIK Turkish Coast Defense Battleship, 1867.
HMS captainWilliam Frederick Mitchell.jpg
Das britische Panzerschiff HMS Captain, das im September 1870, kurz nach seiner Fertigstellung, aufgrund von Konstruktionsfehlern kenterte und sank.
Das britische Panzerschiff HMS Captain, das im September 1870, kurz nach seiner Fertigstellung, aufgrund von Konstruktionsfehlern kenterte und sank.
Monitor El Plata.jpg
Autor/Urheber: Manuelrgm, Lizenz: CC BY-SA 3.0
Monitor El Plata built in England to be part of the first High Seas Fleet of Argentina.
Autor/Urheber: Manuelrgm, Lizenz: CC BY-SA 3.0
Monitor El Plata built in England to be part of the first High Seas Fleet of Argentina.
SMS Kronprinz in den 1870er Jahren 01.jpg
SMS Kronprinz in den 1870er Jahren
SMS Kronprinz in den 1870er Jahren
AdmiralGreyg1890s2.jpg
The Imperial Russian triple turret armoured frigate Admiral Greig.
The Imperial Russian triple turret armoured frigate Admiral Greig.