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  1. Whaling Ships found in Alaska

    By steamschooner,
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  2. Ship Models: Understanding techniques for research and conservation

    By Justin P.,
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  3. HMS Hussar, is there gold still aboard...

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  4. Rudder mounting on New England Fishing Schooners in mid 1800s

    By thibaultron,   
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  5. Here's one for the pattlewheelers

    By steamschooner,
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  6. Colors on ships

    By VonHoldinghausen,
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  7. An old salt!!!

    By vossy,
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  8. Bowditch original, once owned by Woode Langdon

    By georgeband,
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  9. What is the exact thickness of plates of iron in the 1870s?

    By Moony,   
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  10. Heavily decorated ships 1 2

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  11. what is the ship at the backdrop of the forum?

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  12. WWII Beer Brewing Ships of the Royal Navy

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  13. Costa Concordia pictures

    By vossy,
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  14. Flag and Ensign Dimensions

    By BANYAN,
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  15. Has anyone come out with a kit of the James Caird (edited by admin)

    By Senior ole salt,
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  16. 1861: The USS Jamestown burns the grounded Prize Bark Alvarado off the St. Mary River.

    By uss frolick,
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  17. Carronade/Long Gun Position on Deck?

    By mikiek,
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  18. Continental Congress creates a Continental Navy

    By Senior ole salt,
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  19. Who didn't see this coming?

    By vossy,
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  20. GALEON SAN JOSE FOUND WORTH $10 BILLION

    By marinero,
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  21. New wreck found

    By vossy,
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  22. The Endurance, Shackleton's Expedition

    By jbelwood,
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  23. Cotton bales aboard HMS Bounty?

    By Captain Al,
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  24. Ship naming Convention

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  25. Happy Birthday US Marines

    By Senior ole salt,
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  26. New Build of the Cutty Sark

    By jonny.amy,
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  27. Another Swedish wreck found

    By Nirvana,   
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  28. Stowing anchor rode in 18th C.

    By Captain Al,
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  29. CW Blockade runners.. oh yeah.

    By JPAM,
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  30. The painting of a 17th century ships hull

    By silverfoxes,
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