The Historical Background
Sweden and the City of Gothenburg

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• THE WÄSTFELT EXCAVATION 1986-92
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• TO CHINA 2006-2007
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3. Tre Cronor

Tre Cronor (Three Crowns) Built abroad, 225 lasts, 28 cannons.

Voyages under the first charter: February 1736 - July 4, 1737. To Canton under Captain Peter von Utfall. Suprecargoes: Charles Irvine, John Pike, Gerrad Barry, N.N. Hofwardt.

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