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

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  1. Clara May

    By Moxis,
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  2. Life boats

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  3. Gratings on 1577 galleons

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  4. San Juan Nepomuceno- Hammock storage and transom ID

    By bigboris,
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  5. Stern Details

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  6. Corel's wood moldings

    By ed stein,
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  7. Ships boats 1776 & getting them over the side in a single masted vessel

    By Senior ole salt,
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  8. Furniture Essentials

    By DSiemens,
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  9. Top Railing 90 deg. Joints-What type of Joint is used?

    By bear,
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  10. Syren Carronades

    By KLarsen,
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  11. Gunpowder Kegs

    By DocBlake,
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  12. Lady Nelson

    By Rick01,
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  13. 15th and 16th century English ship door hinges and latches

    By bear,
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  14. Windlass on 18th Century longboat

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  15. Attaching gunport lids

    By PJBilleter,
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  16. Pivot gun carriage color

    By grsjax,
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  17. Fair American - gun carriages

    By wq3296,
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  18. scratch building mamoli royal louis

    By umeckt,   
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  19. Cannon shot storage on deck

    By RichardG,
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  20. Cannon tackle II

    By jdbradford,
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  21. Painting gun carriages

    By PJBilleter,
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  22. Bilge Pumps 1870/80

    By GAW,   
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  23. Ordnance Instructions for the United States Navy (1866)

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  24. When did the English Navy start using lead covers over the touch holes on thier cannon's?

    By bear,
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  25. flag for jolly boat

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  26. Coiling rope for cannon (edited and moved by admin)

    By RobertS,
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  27. 1812 Period Guns/Carronade Configuration

    By robnbill,
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  28. Looking for pictures of the Savannah 24-pounders.

    By uss frolick,
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  29. Elm tree pums and well

    By DocBlake,
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  30. Thinking things through: The mysterious holes in the rudder, rudder lift?

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