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  1. Lead ingots (slabs) used for ship's ballast?

    By SYRGEM,
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  2. Nau Portugal with 48 cannons

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  3. Shipbuilding Practice and Ship Design Methods From the Renaissance to the 18th Century

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  4. Preble Hall Podcast #76 on Barons of the Sea: The Race to Build the World's Fastest Clipper Ship

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  5. Portuguese Treasure Ship found - oh, 12 years ago!

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  6. Help in identifying an item

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  7. Piece Identification

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  8. Paper: Large clinker built cargo vessels from the late medieval period

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  9. British official Report of the Prince de Neufchatel vs Endymion battle 1 2 3

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  10. Royal Navy Wooden Shipwrecks Database

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  11. HMS Lizard pictures request

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  12. Τhe Labros Katsonis passage.

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  13. Truth and rumours - Bismark was shadowed by two American battleships

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  14. Translation help needed - Renaissance German

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  15. The Fighting Temeraire, by JMW Turner Channel 5 TV programme

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  16. 7th Century Shipwreck found in Israel

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  17. Ivan Trtanj from Germany /TV

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  18. New movie Greyhound 1 2

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  19. Exploring the maritime history and geography of Chile

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  20. Is it 50 years already?

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  21. Airfix Revenge & Revell Golden Hind Accuracy

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  22. SAN MARTIN GALLEON FLAGS, ENSIGNS and JACKS

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  23. Archaeological news: Norway

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  24. The Yellow in Royal Navy colour schemes 1870-1880

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  25. Frigate vs. Sloop

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  26. Photos of 19th century gun carriage (from coastal fort?)

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  27. In Depth look at the Royal Navy 1790-1815

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  28. Cylinder Powder

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  29. HMS Carron

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  30. How large were British ensigns?

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