text: Saint Louis 80 (launched 25 April 1854 at Brest) – Training ship 1881
  Jean Bart 80 (launched 14 September 1852 at Lorient) – renamed Donawerth 1868 – Stricken 1880
  Bayard 80 (launched 28 August 1848 at Lorient) – Stricken 1872
  Duguesclin 80 (launched 3 May 1848 at Rochefort) – wrecked 1859
  Breslaw 80 (launched 31 July 1848 at Brest) – Stricken 1872
  Charlemagne 80 (launched 16 January 1851 at Toulon) – Transport 1867
  Alexandre 90 (launched 1857 at Rochefort) – Stricken 1877
  Fontenoy 80 (launched November 1858 at Toulon) – Transport 1881
  Castiglione 90 (1860 at Toulon) – Stricken 1881
  Masséna 90 (1860 at Toulon) – Stricken 1879
  Tourville-class ships of the line
  The Tourville class was built along the line of razeed Océan-class three-deckers, giving them good stability and carrying capacity, but poor manoeuvrability for their size.
  Tourville 80 (launched 31 October 1853 at Brest) – Stricken 1872
  Duquesne 80 (launched 2 December 1853 at Brest) – Hulked 1867
  Napoléon-class screw ships of the line
  Designed by Henri Dupuy de Lôme as "swift ships of the line", the Napoléon class was the first to be designed from the conception to be steam battleships. Originally 3rd class, later redesignated as 2nd class.