Tonquin was a 290-ton American merchant ship initially operated by Fanning & Coles and later by the Pacific Fur Company , a subsidiary of the American Fur Company . Its first commander was Edmund Fanning, who sailed to the Qing Empire for valuable Chinese trade goods in 1807. The vessel was outfitted for another journey to China and then was sold to German-American …

Tonquin Proprietário John Jacob Astor: Operador Maritime Fur Trade: Fabricante East River Ship Yard Lançamento: 1807 Estado explodiu em junho de 1811 Destino 5 de junho de 1811: Características gerais Tonelagem 290 t Comprimento 29 m Propulsão velas, três mastros Notas armado com 10 canhões

Tonquin bio je američki trgovački brod težak 290 tona, u početku je upravljao Fanning & Coles , a kasnije Pacific Fur Company (PFC), podružnica American Fur Company (AFC). Njegov prvi zapovjednik bio je Edmund Fanning , koji je 1807. plovio do Carstva Qing za vrijedne kineske trgovačke robe. Brod je opremljen za još jedno putovanje u Kinu, a zatim je prodan Njemačko …

Tonquin. Tonquin may refer to: . Ships. Tonquin (1807), an American merchant vessel destroyed on Vancouver Island in 1811 Tonquin (1845), a later American commercial vessel that sank in 1849 near San Francisco, CA SS City of Paris (1865), a French steamship briefly named Tonquin that sank in 1885 Locations. Tonquin Valley, a valley located in Alberta; Tonquin Pass, a …