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Vol. 65, No. 4 winter 2020 364


6. His Majesty’s schooner Sultana. Admiralty Draught ZAZ6088. Courtesy of Royal Museums Greenwich/National Maritime Museum, Greenwich.


mark; and, in general what we might do to get closer to the real Hannah. (Figure 1)


Part Two: Marblehead Schooners 1760 to 1865 ~ In Models and Imagination off ers a catalogue of our discoveries of nearly thirty works dating from about 1825 to 1975. Most, but not all are represented as John Glover’s Hannah. T e compilation should serve as a useful reference for future scholars and model builders. T e segment includes photographs of the models, last known locations where they can be viewed; and, as much as is known about their provenance and builders. A few models (half-hulls in particular) are of known vessels. (Figures 2-5)


In Part T ree: Reinterpreting Colonel John Glover’s


7. Schooner Baltick of Salem. Courtesy of Peabody Essex Museum.


schooner Hannah (1765-1775), we draw upon what is known or can be reasonably inferred from primary sources (paintings, models, documents) about the true appearance of Hannah, both as a West Indies


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