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| Osmaniye Class View Class | ||
| Osmanieh | 2nd September 1864 | Stricken in 1913 and broken up for scrap. |
| Mahmudieh | 13th December 1864 | Stricken in 1913 and broken up for scrap. |
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8" x 10" photo from naval magazine 1897 available price ?20. plus post order ref: V3/91 order magazine photograph here |
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| Orkanieh | 26th June 1865 | Stricken in 1913 and broken up for scrap. |
| Abdul Aziz | January 1865 | Stricken in 1913 and broken up for scrap. |
| Assari Tevfik Class View Class | ||
| Assari Tevfik | 30th November 1868 | She took part in the Dardanelles operation on 18th January 1913 and was damaged by gun fire and later received more damage from Bulgarian guns and eventually became a wreck on 25th January 1913. |
| Assari Shevket Class View Class | ||
| Assari Shevket | 1868 | Originally an Egyptian ship called Kahira she was taken over by Turkey. Stricken in 1910 and broken up for scrap. |
| Nijimi Sevket | 1868 | Originally an Egyptian ship called Musafer she was taken over by Turkey. She served in the first world war and then became a depot ship before being broken up for scrap in 1929. |
| Avni Illah Class | ||
| Avni Illah | 21st April 1869 | Refitted in 1903-07. Sunk by Italian cruisers Giuseppe Garibaldi and Varese on 24th February 1912. |
| Muin-I-Zaffer | June 1869 | She became a training ship from 1913 until stricken in 1929 and broken up for scrap. |
| Idjalieh Class | ||
| Idjalieh | 1878 | She served as a training ship in 1900 and became an accommodation ship during 1914-1918. Broken up for scrap in 1922. |
| Fethi Bulend Class | ||
| Fethi Bulend | 1870 | Sunk on 31st October 1912 by a Greek torpedo ship at Salonika with the loss of 14 crew. |
| Mukaddami Khair | 28th October 1872 | She was the first ironclad built in Turkey. Stricken in 1910 and broken up for scrap. |
| Messudieh Class | ||
| Messudieh | 28th October 1874 | She served as a stationary guardship near Chanak in the Dardanelles at the start of the war. Sunk on 13th December 1914 by the British submarine B11. |
| Hamidieh Class | ||
| Hamidieh | January 1885 | Originally called Nusretiye she was renamed in 1881. Stricken in 1910 and broken up for scrap. |
| Resadiye Class | ||
| Resadiye | 3rd August 1913 | Taken back by the British on 1st August 1914 and renamed HMS Erin. The rest of this class were never completed. |
| Yavuz Sultan Selim (Goeben) | Originally a German ship named Goeben. Renamed Yavuz in 1936 and was refitted in 1938 and 1941. Broken up and used for scrap in 1971. | |
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The Yavuz Sultan Selim (formerly the German ship Goeben) A reproduction of this original photo / photo-postcard size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here ? Walker Archive. Order Code PAN059 |
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| Kurk?sk Friedrich Wilhelm | Renamed Heireddin Barbarossa after being bought | |
| Feth Ul Islam Gunboat | 1864 | Four sister ships were scrapped before 1900. Stricken in 1910 and broken up for scrap. |
Hamidieh - Messoudieh - Osmanieh Class - Assari Tevfik Class - Assari Shevket Class |
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