This is rather off-topic, but I thought it was a good illustration of the sort of material that I have, essentially in the form of notes, for English ships. The Ark Royal was a notable ship, having been Lord Howard's flagship during the Armada campaign. At the time I took these notes, I recorded the shot size, rather than the classic names. For example, a 5.25pdr is a saker. A 9-pdr is a demi-culverin. A 24-pdr is a cannon perrier.
1587
Ark Royal
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1587 Deptford DY Peter Pett (Oppenheim, p.121)
Rebuilt in 1602
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Galleon, 55 guns, 694t (Colledge, p.38)
4-42pdr, 4-32pdr, 12-18pdr, 12-9pdr, 6-5.25pdr, 17 smaller guns
Deptford DY, 1587
Rebuilt in 1608 as Anne Royal
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Listed in 1588 as 800t, crew 425 (Archibald, p.329)
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1599
4-32pdr, 4-cannon (actually 24pdr), 12-18pdr, 12-9pdr,
6-5.25pdr, 4-port pieces (7-port piece chambers),
2-fowlers (4-fowler chambers), 46 guns total (Archibald, p.330)
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1603 (Oppenheim, p.157)
4-32pdr, 4-24pdr, 12-18pdr, 12-9pdr, 6-5.25pdr, 2-fowlers, 4-port pieces
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1602 (Oppenheim, p.124)
LK=100ft, B=37ft, D=15ft, Burden=555t, Tons and Tonnage=692t, crew=400
wt of armament=50t
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Listed in 1603 as 800t, crew 400 (Archibald, p.331)
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Listed in 1604 as 800t, crew 400 (Archibald, p.331)
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