France II Description

France II Ship Model – Superior Quality Handcrafted Replica (Grade B)

Dimensions: 110 cm – Museum-Quality Display Piece

Exquisite Craftsmanship & Premium Materials

Reinforced Fiberglass Hull coated in durable acrylic paint for lasting protection and authentic detailing

Elegant Oak Wood Decks featuring finely laid individual planks for true-to-life texture

Teak & Mahogany (Acajou) Masts with Solid Brass Accents – combining strength and luxurious maritime elegance

Authentic Cotton Sails with precise stitching for historical accuracy

Beeswax-Treated Rigging using cotton & nylon ropes for superior flexibility and vintage appeal

France II History

The France II was a monumental French sailing ship, built in 1912 by Chantiers et Ateliers de la Gironde in Bordeaux. Designed as a five-masted steel barque, she was the second-largest commercial sailing vessel ever constructed, boasting a record-breaking cargo capacity of 5,633 gross tons.