1899, Steamer König Albert for NDL, 1926 broken up 1901, Pre-dreadnought battleship for Kaiserliche Marine 1900, Passenger ship Deutschland 1902, 4-funnel Kaiser-class ocean liner 1902, Pre-dreadnought battleship for Kaiserliche Marine 1903, Torpedo boat 1903–1904, s and for Kaiserliche Marine 1905, Pre-dreadnought for Kaiserliche Marine; sunk in Battle of Jütland in June 1916 1906, Passenger ship Kaiserin Auguste Victoria 1906, 4-funnel Kaiser-class ocean liner 1907, light cruiser for Kaiserliche Marine 1906–1907, s , , and for the Hellenic Royal Navy 1909, for Kaiserliche Marine, became later Osman cruiser , sunk 1918 by mines 1907, Passenger ship 1907, Passenger ship 1907, for Kaiserliche Marine 1909, CNo. 294, small experimental ship Föttinger Transformator with steam turbine and hydrodynamic transmission (Föttinger Transformator) propulsion 1909, for Kaiserliche Marine; sunk 1914 in the Battle of Helgoland Bight 1910, cruiser ROU Uruguay, for National Navy of Uruguay. Out of service in 1951, scrapped in the 1960s. 1912, Destroyers (ex-German V-class destroyer V6) and (ex-V5) for the Hellenic Royal Navy 1914, Imperial yacht for Kaiser Wilhelm II, not in service, 1923 scrapped in Hamburg 1915, for Kaiserliche Marine 1913, Passenger ship for HAPAG, not finished during war, 1919 British war-booty and renamed , 1952 scrapped 1913, Passenger ship for Norddeutscher Lloyd, supply ship for German raiders in World War I, seized by Peru 1917, renamed Callao, chartered by United States Shipping Board (USSB) and transferred to U.S. Navy 26 April 1919 and commissioned USS Callao (ID-4036), decommissioned 20 September 1919. Sold at auction by USSB, renamed Ruth Alexander by Dollar Steamship Lines. 1914–1918, All together 32 torpedo boats ( - , - , - , and ) 1915, and for Kaiserliche Marine, 1918 both internment in Scapa Flow 1916–1917, Rostock and Wiesbaden, both not finished before the end of the war 1922, Passenger steamer München for NDL, 1931 renamed and 1938 only Steuben, sunk 1945 in the Baltic Sea by Soviet submarine , about 3,000 people, mainly refugees, killed 1923, Passenger steamer Stuttgart for NDL, sunk 1943 by US Air Force 1926, Passenger ship for beach resort service, used as minelayer in WWII, 1942 sunk by Royal Air Force in Rotterdam 1941, Type VII-C U-boats and , but only U 901 was ever in service Ships built by AG Vulcan Hamburg (selection) 1911/12, for Kaiserliche Marine 1913/14, Passenger ship 1913/14, for Kaiserliche Marine 1913/14, Merchant ship 1914, Battleship Salamis for Hellenic Navy, construction stopped with beginning of war,