Smallest ship-in-a-bottle
Who
Arthur V. Pedlar
What
2.38/0.9/0.2 centimetre(s)
Where
United Kingdom ()
When
1956
Arthur V. Pedlar of Southport, Lancashire constructed the smallest ship-in-a-bottle in a medical phial (1 cc)  2.38 cm (0.9375 in) long, 0.9 cm (0.3543 in) wide, with a neck of 0.2 cm (0.0787 in) in 1956. The ship built was a galleon with three masts, five sails, and three flags.