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

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  1. I made a ship stand.

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  2. How to make crown glass (curved glass) windows

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  3. Arms from the Storm Wreck, English transport lost 1782

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  4. lead deadeyes?

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  5. ship stanchions

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  6. French and Spanish Ordnance

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  7. ship stairs

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  8. Grand Banks Dory Oar Specifications, 1851-1900

    By East Ender,
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  9. Placement of Trennails or bolts in Standards/Bollards

    By knightyo,
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  10. Cowl Ventilation Corsaro II

    By John Ruy,
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  11. Cardboard cask

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  12. Poor Quality Resin Parts on Dutch Statenjacht

    By syhobbs,
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  13. Statenjacht Deck Photos

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  14. What would be a typical anchor chain link size for a schooner such as the Bluenose.

    By jgplarnold,
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  15. Mayflower Binnacle, Capstan(s) and Stove

    By acaron41120,
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  16. 1/24th Scale Wooden Barrels - Where from? 1 2

    By No Idea,
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  17. Boats for Frigate Diana - Occre

    By RossR,   
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  18. readying Anchors before letting go

    By DaveBaxt,
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  19. Question about tholes

    By LucienL,
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  20. Constitution's Guns?

    By Patrick Matthews,
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  21. Small Boats: 18 foot Cutter, Jolly Boat, Captain's Gig

    By AON,   
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  22. Gunnery tools - ramrods, sponges - how were they stored on the spar deck?

    By Jose Gonzales,
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  23. Billings Oseberg BB720 fittings?

    By vossy,
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  24. How much was actually painted?

    By Dave_E,
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  25. Cannon Armed Clipper Thermopylae

    By PeteB,
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  26. Fife Rail (or Fiferail) Research Questions

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  27. Help with Caldercraft Badger please!

    By Barnbarb,
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  28. Location of bell on a cutter

    By JamesBhm,
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  29. Whaler try works “duck pen”

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  30. Saker Ship Cannon

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