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Masting, rigging and sails

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  7. Mast Partners in ships of the line

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  8. Block attachment thread color

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  9. anchor rigging

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  17. Rigging a Flying Gaff

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  18. masting of Hannah/schooner

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  19. Cleaning sails

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  20. Tightening rigging lines.

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  21. Reinforcements for the main yards

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  23. safety neting construction

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  25. War of 1812 Sail Color

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  26. What is the purpose of these holes in this block?

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  27. mast height on cutty sark

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  28. Seizing a Served rope

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