 the office building of the Hanseatic League in Antwerp, Spanish Netherlands, 16th century, today Belgium, Europe
 Gables and painted facades of Hanseatic Gdansk Gdansk Pomerania Poland Europe
 Ships of the Hanseatic League of the 14th and 15th century, (1903). Artist: Willy Stower
 Holstentor Gate, Hanseatic city of Luebeck, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, Europe
 Bergen's old wharf district, Bryggen, wooden warehouse facades in Hanseatic styles & colors
 Map of the extent of the Hanseatic League in about 1400
 A 14th century sailing ship of the Hanseatic League.
 A Hanseatic League vessel Date: circa 1400
 money / finance, coins, Germany, Witte coinage - Hanseatic cities, Lüneburg, 1546, Additional-Rights-Clearences-NA
 Hanseatic Marine (fourteenth and fifteenth centuries). Engraving by A. Etching Cross (1882). Published in 'Germania.'
 THE STEELYARD DEPOT OF THE HANSEATIC MERCHANTS IN LONDON.
 Norway, Hordaland, Bergen, Bryggen, Hanseatic Warehouses. (Large format sizes available)
 Sep. 09, 1966 - 30,000 ton German liner Hanseatic in five alarm fire at New York Hudson River Pier: Leaking diesel fuel caused fire injuring 7 firemen and causing great damage to vessel owned by Atlantik Line & Co. of Hamburg. It took 300 firemen and 50 apparatus to get control after 7 hours. Three city fire boats, several police helicopters and two Coast Guard vessels came to help but were not used. All the action was below deck. Foam was used extensively rather than water to avoid capsizing of the boat. There were only few passengers on board, were quickly evacuated, none injured
 Hanseatic I, ENI 04807030 & Hanseatic ENI 04807020 at IJmuiden locks, Port of Amsterdam pic2
 Norway - Bergen - Bryggen Hanseatic Quarter (World Heritage UNESCO 1979)
 Bergen Bryggen Harbor quarter dock area Hanseatic city Horizontal Norway historical World Cultural Heritage
 Kamper Kogge, 14th century Hanseatic trading ship, replica, Kings Lynn, Norfolk England UK medieval ships boat boats
 A cog enters the harbor of a Hanseatic city.
 A street scene with Det Hanseatiske Museum, the Hanseatic Museum.
 Trade in a seaport of the Mediterranean about the time of Marco Polo. Hand-colored woodcut
 Fire ship at harbour in front of Hanseatic Trade Center, Hanseatic citiy of Hamburg, Germany, Europe
 the Michel, St. Michaelis church on Hanseatic city of Hamburg, Germany, Europe
 Police badge, motorcycle police of the Hanseatic City of Hamburg, Germany, Europe
 Flag of the Hanseatic town Hamburg.
 Gables and painted facades of Hanseatic Gdansk Gdansk Pomerania Poland Europe
 Horsemen carrying banners of the Hanseatic League and of towns belonging to the League. 16th century.
 The Hanseatic trading fleet at Copenhagen Date: circa 1388
 events, Franco-Prussian War 1870 - 1871, Battle of Villejouan, 10.12.1870, the 33rd (Hanseatic) Brigade involved in street fighting, wood engraving, 19th century, German infantry, soldiers, winter, Germany, France, Franco - Prussian, historic, historical, people, Additional-Rights-Clearences-NA
 Model of a medieval cog, used for maritime trade of the Hanseatic League. Oak. By Claes Cruckenberg. Scale 1:15. Medieval Museum. Stockholm. Sweden.
 Bremen, Germany, the Great Landeswappen the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen
 Norway, Hordaland, Bergen, Bryggen, Hanseatic Warehouses. (Large format sizes available)
 Jul. 07, 1958 - Virgin-drive of the new liner ''Hanseatic'': On Sunday 20.7.58 started the liner ''Hanseatic'' (30 000 tons) from the Hamburg harbour to its virgin-drive to New-York. On board of the new liner the lord major of Hamburg, Max Brauer, left the German city.
 Hanseatic I, ENI 04807030 & Hanseatic ENI 04807020 at IJmuiden locks, Port of Amsterdam pic1
 Norway - Bergen - Bryggen Hanseatic Quarter (World Heritage UNESCO 1979), Lungomare dei Tedeschi (Tyskebryggen)
 Bergen Bryggen Harbor quarter dock area Hanseatic city Horizontal Norway historical World Cultural Heritage
 Kamper Kogge, 14th century Hanseatic trading ship, replica, Kings Lynn, Norfolk England UK medieval ships boat boats
 A cog at sea. Cogs were spacious merchant ships, which served the exchange of goods between the cities of the Hanseatic League.
 The Trading Depot of the Hanseatic Merchants - An Economic Alliance of Trading Cities in the 16th Century, The Steelyard, London England,
 Historic houses along the river Trave, Hanseatic town Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
 Europe, Germany, hanseatic city of Hamburg, port of Hamburg, Landungsbruecken (Jetties)
 the Michel, St. Michaelis church on Hanseatic city of Hamburg, Germany, Europe
 St. Nikolai church, Hanseatic league city, Wismar, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany
 Flag of the Hanseatic town Bremen.
 City Hall with Cafe at market square, Hanseatic City of Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
 Horse drawn wagons full of goods and belonging to the Hanseatic League arrive at a port. 16th century.
 The Hanseatic League's depot in London Date: 16th century
 heraldry, seals, Germany, Hanseatic town Rostock, 1257, Additional-Rights-Clearences-NA
 Interior of the Hanseatic Museum (Det Hanseatiske Museum), Finnegården, Bergen, Hordaland, Norway
 Hanseatic period wooden buildings Bryggen Bergen Norway Scandinavia Europe
 View over Hanseatic town of Visby overlooking the harbor on the Swedish island of Gotland int the Balic Sea
 Norway Bryggen Hanseatic commercial buildings
 Historic town hall at the Hanseatic City of Tangermünde, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany
 Norway - Bergen - Bryggen Hanseatic Quarter (World Heritage UNESCO 1979), Lungomare dei Tedeschi (Tyskebryggen)
 Bergen Bryggen Harbor quarter dock area Hanseatic city Horizontal Norway historical World Cultural Heritage
 Kamper Kogge, 14th century Hanseatic trading ship, replica, Kings Lynn, Norfolk England UK medieval ships boat boats
 Uhlan memorial in the hanseatic town Salzwedel, 1933
 14th Century shipping in English Hanseatic League ports. The league was an alliance of trading guilds that established and maintained a trade monopoly over the Baltic Sea and to a certain extent the North Sea in the Late Middle Ages, starting in the 13th century. Protection for the league was given in England in 1157. Warehouses belonging to the league were set up in eight English ports and one Scottish port.
 European Hansemuseum / Europäisches Hansemuseum, museum about the Hanseatic League in the Hanseatic town Lübeck, Germany
 Europe, Germany, hanseatic city of Hamburg, port of Hamburg, Landungsbruecken (Jetties)
 the Michel, St. Michaelis church on Hanseatic city of Hamburg, Germany, Europe
 St. Nikolai church, Hanseatic league city, Wismar, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany
 Coat of arms of the Hanseatic town Hamburg.
 Cafe Niederegger at Market Place, Hanseatic town Lubeck, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
 The Steelyard, depot of the Hanseatic merchants, London, England in the 15th century. The Hanseatic League aka the Hanse or Hansa was a commercial and defensive confederation of merchant guilds and their market towns. From Ward and Lock's Illustrated History of the World, published c.1882.
 The Hanseatic League judges rule-breaking traders Date: 16th century
 heraldry, signet, Germany, Hanseatic City Stralsund 1329, Additional-Rights-Clearances-NA
 The cookhouse at the Schøtstuene, an assembly hall which is part of the Hanseatic Museum (Det Hanseatiske Museum), Bergen, Norway
 Historic wooden houses of Bryggen, the medieval German Wharf of Hanseatic merchants in Bergen, Norway.
 View over Hanseatic town of Visby overlooking the harbor on the Swedish island of Gotland int the Balic Sea
 Rostock Hanseatic town, tourism, houses, sea, coast, blue sky, over the rooftops, as seen from the bell tower, look down, German
 Overijssel Kampen Architecture IJssel Medieval City Traditional Hanseatic town
 Norway - Bergen - Bryggen Hanseatic Quarter (World Heritage UNESCO 1979), Lungomare dei Tedeschi (Tyskebryggen). Boats
 Bergen Bryggen Harbor quarter dock area Hanseatic city Horizontal Norway historical World Cultural Heritage
 Kamper Kogge, 14th century Hanseatic trading ship, replica, Kings Lynn, Norfolk England UK medieval ships boat boats
 Hanseatic cogs in Bremen. Cogs were spacious freight sailing ships used for trade between the Hanseatic cities.
 The wharf of the Merchants of the Steelyard, the English name for the merchants of the Hanseatic League who first settled in London in 1250 at the Steelyard on the river-side, near Cosin Lane, now Ironbridge Wharf and established their London Kontor in 1320. Located just west of London Bridge on the River Thames, it grew significantly over time into a walled community with its own warehouses, weighhouse, church, offices and houses, reflecting the importance and scale of the activity carried on. It is first referred to as the Steelyard (der Stahlhof) in 1422. When it was destroyed in the Grea
 View over the river Trave at Obertrave in the Hanseatic town Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
 Staircase in the Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hanseatic city of Hamburg, Germany, Europe
 Overlooking Attendorn, Hanseatic City, Sauerland region, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Europe,
 Hanseatic quarter, Bryggen, Bergen, Norway, Europe
 Coat of arms of the Hanseatic town Bremen.
 Bremen Market Square situated in the center of the Hanseatic City of Bremen, Germany and is one of the oldest public squares .
 The old city wall surrounding the Hanseatic town of Visby, a UNESCO World Heritage, on the island of Gotland in Sweden.
 Armed vessels of the German Hanseatic League trading fleet Date: 16th century
 justice, seal, seal, label, prosecution of the Hanseatic town Bremen, Germany, circa 1890, Additional-Rights-Clearences-NA
 Interior of the Schøtstuene, an assembly hall which is part of the Hanseatic Museum (Det Hanseatiske Museum), Bergen, Hordaland, Norway
 A display in a Tallinn souvenir shop of a large plaque and badges showing the city emblems of members of the Hanseatic (Hansa) League, Tallinn Estonia.
 View over Hanseatic town of Visby overlooking the harbor on the Swedish island of Gotland int the Balic Sea
 Historic Hanseatic buildings on wharf by Vagen harbour. Bryggen (Tyskebryggen), Bergen, Hordaland, Norway, Scandinavia
 Overijssel Kampen Architecture IJssel Medieval City Traditional Hanseatic town
 Hanseatic Trade Center / Hamburg
 Bergen Bryggen Harbor quarter dock area Hanseatic city Horizontal Norway historical World Cultural Heritage
 Kamper Kogge, 14th century Hanseatic trading ship, replica, Kings Lynn, Norfolk England UK medieval ships boat boats
 The Hanseatic League and the Teutonic Order succeeded in forcing the Victual Brothers, a pirate band based on Gotland, to leave the island.They affected maritime trade during the 13th and 14th century in both the North and Baltic Seas. The name Victual originates probably from the Middle French word food.
 8206. Hanseatic Houses, Bergen, Norway, Europe
 Historic houses and Jakobikirche / St. Jakobi church along the river Trave, Hanseatic town Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
 Staircase in the Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hanseatic city of Hamburg, Germany, Europe
 Overlooking Attendorn, Hanseatic City, Sauerland region, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Europe,
 Hanseatic quarter, Bryggen, Bergen, Norway, Europe
 The historic Bryggen, Hanseatic Wharf, Bergen Norway
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