Warrior-class ironclad

1860 class of British ironclads

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1860 — 1902

class, Royal Navy, ship class, Robert Napier and Sons, Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company, United Kingdom
2 produced

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Countries:

United Kingdom:

frigate (powered) - sailing frigate - ironclad warship - HMS Black Prince - Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company

Poland:

frigate (powered) - sailing frigate - ironclad warship

Historical Countries:

Kingdom of Great Britain:

frigate (powered) - sailing frigate - ironclad warship

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland:

frigate (powered) - sailing frigate - ironclad warship - HMS Black Prince

Kingdom of England:

frigate (powered) - sailing frigate - ironclad warship

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