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- Tempozan Harbor Park, Osaka, Japan
- Maintained by the Japanese Ships-in-Bottles Association
- Bottle Art Museum, Pattaya City, Thailand
- (Bottle Shipwright 1997-3)
- Flessenscheepjes Museum, Enkhuizen, Netherlands
- The best SIB museum in Europe, probably
best in the world according to Ralph Preston, Master
Ship Bottler (Bottle Shipwright 1994-4)
- SIB Museum, Neuharlingerziel, Germany
- Between Emden and Wilhelmshaven. Basement of the Hotel
Anderson (Bottle Shipwright 1994-4)
- Buddelschiff Museum, Tangerhutte, Germany
- Wedel SIB Museum, Wedel, Germany
- (Bottle Shipwright 1994-4)
- "Flask Peter" Museum, Aeroskobing, Denmark
- On the island of Aero, Denmark. Per Jakob Fahlen, curator,
this is the oldest SIB museum anywhere. The collection
comprises the lifetime work of "Flask Peter" Jacobsen.
(Bottle Shipwright 1994-4)
- San Francisco Maritime Museum, San Francisco CA, USA
- Columbia River Maritime Museum, Astoria OR, USA
- Allen Knight Maritime Museum, Monterey CA, USA
- Seattle Historical Museum, Seattle WA, USA
- Vancouver Maritime Museum, Vancouver BC Canada
- Los Angeles Maritime Museum, Los Angeles CA, USA
- Cabrillo Maritime Museum, San Pedro CA, USA
- San Diego Maritime Museum, San Diego CA, USA
- USS Constitution Museum, Charlestown MA, USA
- Maine Maritime Museum, Bath, ME, USA
- Penobscot Maritime Museum, Searsport ME, USA
- Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum, Savannah GA, USA
- Williamstown Maritime Museum, Williamstown, Victoria, Australia
- Sydney Maritime Museum, Birkenhead Point, New South Wales, Australia
- Newcastle Maritime Museum, Mereweather, New South Wales, Australia
- Maritime Museum of Tasmania, Tasmania, Australia
- Queensland Maritime Museum, Brisbane, Australia
- Spanish Naval Museum, Madrid, Spain
- Nederlands Scheepvaart Museum, Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Scheepvaartmuseum, Rotterdam, Netherlands
- Visserijmuseum, Scheveningen, Netherlands
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