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  1. Imagine modelling this gun...

    By bruce d,
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  2. A 'Discovery' mystery.

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  3. Master and Commander: The 24 minutes of deleted scenes.

    By uss frolick,
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  4. HMS Trincomalee

    By Telp,
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  5. Firgure Head Cutty Sark

    By RickyGene,
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  6. A Daring Civil War Attack

    By John Madill,
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  7. Video on Admiral Nelson

    By Kevin Kenny,
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  8. Dock where HMS Beagle was dismantled found?.

    By bruce d,
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  9. AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT OF THE DEATH OF LORD NELSON.

    By AON,
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  10. 360 Virtual Dive of an Icelandic Shipwreck

    By Binho,
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  11. Trafalgar Day

    By Old Collingwood,
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  12. ..and this just in, from Nelson

    By druxey,
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  13. Celestial Navigation Paper

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  14. Great Video! "The Forgotten Fleet: US Navy Fighting Sail 1815-1860"

    By uss frolick,
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  15. HMS Terror Video

    By mtaylor,
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  16. Weighing anchor with no jeer capstan

    By timboat,
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  17. Building a real viking ship

    By Kevin Kenny,
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  18. Naval Chronicle - Gowers signals 1801

    By bruce d,
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  19. cant frames history

    By Ed Thieler,
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  20. 17th century French rigging

    By bruce d,
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  21. Exploring the wreck of HMS Terror

    By RichardG,
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  22. Name plates on 18th century ships?

    By mic-art,   
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  23. Traditional Wooden Boats in the Norwegian Maritime Museum, Oslo

    By wefalck,
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  24. Flags and pennants

    By DJPurney,
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  25. World's oldest intact shipwreck?

    By druxey,
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  26. Good Book For USS Constitution Builders

    By Sea Hoss,
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  27. The 1864 Composite Ship 'City of Adelaide'

    By Jim Lad,
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  28. Dive on the Naparima in Trinidad

    By Kevin Kenny,   
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  29. British naval training vessels from mid-19th century onward

    By Louie da fly,
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  30. British lighthouse plans

    By RPaul,
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