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  1. Lord Horatio?

    By Smile-n-Nod,
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  2. Platts eyot - Historic maritime site destroyed by fire

    By Kevin,
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  3. "The Lubbers Hole" series of Patrick O'Brian podcasts on Youtube!

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  4. HMS Unicorn, one of the six oldest ships, goes under the microscope for preservation project - BBC

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  5. Ballast Stones

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  6. Unloading cargo from tall ships

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  7. Hms Warrior in 1987?

    By Smile-n-Nod,
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  8. Purpose of Vasa galleries

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  9. Talk on Missouri River steamboat design & history, March 9, 2021

    By Cathead,
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  10. Horatio Nelson Video

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  11. 17th century English merchant flags

    By Louie da fly,
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  12. Deadeyes instead of pulleys?

    By Smile-n-Nod,
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  13. Why decorate a fireship?

    By Smile-n-Nod,
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  14. Want a virtual tour through a 17th century Dutch ship?

    By Ab Hoving,
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  15. Bomb ketches and gunboats used in Barbary Wars?

    By Smile-n-Nod,
    • 2 replies
    • 786 views

  16. Lost Pirate Kingdom: New series on Netflix

    By Maury S,
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  17. 2700-Year-Old Phoenician Shipwreck To Be Raised From The Seabed

    By Louie da fly,   
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  18. Can’t or won’t dive? Wrecks in 3D

    By Matle,
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  19. How were gun carriages held in place on old models?

    By Smile-n-Nod,
    • 1 reply
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  20. American Sailing Barges

    By grsjax,
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  21. USNA video, "Ships of 1812"

    By Smile-n-Nod,
    • 0 replies
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  22. WWII Soviet Naval Colors

    By alross2,
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  23. 'The Terror' - BBC series Mar 2021

    By Rik Thistle,   
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  24. WRITER’S BOAT MODELS 1 2

    By LE CONSUL,
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  25. Model from the Lancaster Maritime Museum.

    By Valeriy V,
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  26. Royal Netherlands Navy colors

    By alross2,
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  27. Russian volunteer fleet’s. S.S. Simbirsk. 1914. Tokyo-London.

    By Eugenio Treviño,
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  28. A sailor said that.

    By bruce d,
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  29. English flag

    By Helli,
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  30. Henry Thomas Vokey Obituary

    By Tim Moore,
    • 1 reply
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