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Masting, rigging and sails

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  1. Lines from above

    By confused sailor,
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  2. Missing parts

    By govtech,
    • 2 replies
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  3. Blocks to eye hooks?

    By Ed Gibbons,
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  4. Topsail Lifts - 19th Century

    By BANYAN,
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  5. Understanding Truss Pendants and other rigging things

    By LucienL,
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  6. HMS Victory belaying anomalies

    By tedrobinson2000,
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  7. Source for eyelets

    By Laggard,
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  8. Rigging, Threading Deadeyes

    By AndyXO,
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  9. Occre Corsair Rigging

    By elrojo99,
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  10. Types of rigging line

    By SkiBee,
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  11. 2 block questions

    By Laggard,
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  12. Spanker brail lines

    By toms10,   
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  13. Printed Cloth Flags - any shop for European Customers (or maybe Custom Flags) ?

    By Jasseji,
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  14. Correct cordage sizes for stropping blocks

    By glennb17,
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  15. Masting or what?

    By Thanasis,
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  16. Gaff topsail rig

    By Tomculb,
    • 5 replies
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  17. How to make (or buy) very small rigging blocks (around 1mm)?

    By Tim Curtis,
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  18. Gaff halyard rigging: one line or two

    By isali,
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  19. Royal Caroline Anatomy of a Ship book says, Rigging terminate at Fighting Top?

    By Azzoun,
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  20. What does a fid look like?

    By Boccherini,
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  21. Is it possible to get wooden deadeyes vs the plastic ones?

    By AcousticBruce,
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  22. Possible small error in The Masting and Rigging of English Ships of War

    By allanyed,
    • 0 replies
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  23. when to rig the shrouds to the deadeyes.

    By bobc622,
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  24. I need a set of sails for my Billings Lila Dan...

    By Lucius Molchany,
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  25. How similar is the shared rigging design on a regular and topsail schooner (given similar age, origin, size)?

    By Tim Holt,
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  26. Drawing Symbol Question

    By Bill Jackson,
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  27. Dying/coloring rope; sources for purchase of quality rope

    By Tomculb,
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  28. Internally strapped blocks

    By Bill Hill,
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  29. Cleats

    By GrandpaPhil,
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  30. Idea : Printing fabric sails using heat transfer paper

    By modeller_masa,
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