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Discussion for a Ship's Deck Furniture, Guns, boats and other Fittings

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  1. Breeching lines gun carriage

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  2. Pinnace and Longboat Plans

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  3. Sweep ports and oar

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  4. What were the lengths of cannons (gun) barrels? 1 2

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  5. Securing cutters to deck

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  6. Small propellers (AKA screws)

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  7. L'Hermione Main Deck Gun Rigging

    By Spike1947,   
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  8. Deck mounted ring bolts for relieving tackles and stoppers

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  9. Shot garland, or...

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  10. USN Flag lockers

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  11. Attaching Pedestals

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  12. Lanterns in Main Top

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  13. 1:48 boiler

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  14. Blackening the guns?

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  15. What is this pole used for?

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  16. Tie the oars to the thole pins - Ceremonial Barge

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  17. cannon axles rattlesnake

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  18. Scuppers on Sherbourne

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  19. Swedish anchor of 1780-1790 for the frigate by F. Chapman

    By greenstone,
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  20. Jarvis Brace Winch

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  21. Anchors, anchors and more anchors.

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  22. Ovens and stoves

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  23. Hammocks in cradles

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  24. The Length of oars for a ship's boat (edited by admin)

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  25. Fair American Wheel Detail

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  26. Fair American Pawls and Eyebolts

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  27. Stowing the anchors

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  28. Ship’s wheel

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  29. Newhall Ship Chandlery Co. : 1899 Catalog

    By bruce d,
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  30. Galley Cooling Systems in the 18th century 1 2

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