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The Italian Navy built twenty-six ironclad warships from the 1860s to the 1880s, including turret ships, broadside ironclads, and ironclad rams.

Ships[]

Principe di carignano (1863) — Principe di Carignano

Formidabile class:
- Terribile (1861-1904)
- Formidabile (1861-1903)
Principe di Carignano class:
- Principe di Carignano (1863-1875)
- Messina (1864-1880)
- Conte Verde (1867-1880)
Re d'Italia class:
- Re d'Italia (1863-1866)
- Re di Portogallo (1863-1875)
Regina Maria Pia class:
- Regina Maria Pia (1863-1904)
- San Martino (1863-1903)
- Castelfidardo (1863-1910)
- Ancona (1863-1903)
Roma class:
- Roma (1865-1895)
- Venezia (1869-1895)

Affondatore (1865) — Affondatore

Affondatore (1865-1907)
Principe Amedeo class:
- Principe Amedeo (1871-1900)
- Palestro (1871-1895)
Caio Duilio class:

A side view of Caio Duilio, one of two ironclads built for the Italian Navy in the eary 1870s
- Caio Duilio
- Enrico Dandolo
Italia class:
- Italia
- Lepanto
Ruggiero di Lauria class:
Re Umberto class:

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