Mowe Collection

Dittmar HD. 153 Motor-Mowe D-ELEX
Dittmar HD.153 Motor-Mowe D-ELEX. A powered development of the Dittmar HD.53 Mowe glider, produced in limited quantities in 1950s Germany. Date: 1960s

Caspar C 27 M owe (seagull) 2-seat floatplane trainer. One of two built, it is unclear which one this photo depicts. (msn 7004)

Swordfish (Xiphias gladius) at hunting, lithograph, published in 1884
Swordfish (Xiphias gladius) at hunting. Lithograph, published in 1884

Flying gurnards (Dactylopterus volitans), lithograph, published in 1884
Flying gurnards (Dactylopterus volitans). Lithograph, published in 1884

European plaice (Pleuronectes platessa) and seagulls, lithograph, published 1884
European plaice (Pleuronectes platessa) and seagulls. Color lithograph, published in 1884

Junkers Ju 160 -Lufthansas Mowe

The crew of the Infamous German surface raider SMS Mowe

Infamous German captain of the SMS Mowe

The commander and crew of the SMS Mowe

Crew of the auxiliary Cruiser Mowe ( Seagull )
Muslim Auxiliary crew of the auxiliary cruiser of the Imperial German Navy SMS Mowe ( Seagull ), under the command of Lt. Commander Nikolaus Burggraf, Graf ( Count ) zu Dohna-Schlodien

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Mowe: A Nautical Term with Diverse Connotations - From Maritime Creatures to WWII Warships Dittmar's HD. 153 Motor-Mowe D-ELEX: A turn-of-the-century marine engine, named after the German word for 'propeller. ' Caspar C. 27 Mowe: A lithograph depicting a 19th-century sailing ship, "Mowe, " with its sails set against the open sea. Swordfish (Xiphias gladius) at hunting: A lithograph from 1884, showcasing the power and agility of this predatory fish, known as "Mowe" in German. Flying gurnards (Dactylopterus volitans): Another 1884 lithograph, featuring these unique fish, also referred to as "Mowe, " for their wing-like pectoral fins. European plaice (Pleuronectes platessa) and seagulls: A 19th-century lithograph, illustrating the symbiotic relationship between these marine species and the seabirds that feed on them. Junkers Ju 160 - Lufthansa Mowe: A post-WWII aircraft, named "Mowe, " after the German word for 'propeller, ' symbolizing the evolution of maritime and aviation technology. The infamous German surface raider SMS Mowe: A WWI warship, notorious for its destructive raids on Allied merchant ships. The infamous German captain of the SMS Mowe: A commanding figure who led the raider with ruthless efficiency and cunning. The commander and crew of the SMS Mowe: A dedicated team of naval officers and enlisted men, who served aboard the powerful warship. Crew of the auxiliary Cruiser Mowe (Seagull): A modern maritime term, honoring the legacy of the historic name, as the crew of this vessel continues to navigate the world's oceans. From marine life to military might, the term 'Mowe' has shaped maritime history, leaving a lasting impact on our collective consciousness.