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Nautical/Naval History

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  1. Were ship figureheads routinely removed?

    By robnbill,
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  2. Documentaries of interest to MSW Members - moved by moderator

    By Kevin,   
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  3. vintage model shipbuilding articles by Capt. E. Armitage McCann

    By Bob Blarney,
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  4. Mayflower colors ?

    By Vett,
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  5. ANZAC Convoy - 100 Year Commemoration - Albany W.A.

    By hornet,
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  6. Australian Heritage (Victoria/Tas) question.

    By Rick01,
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  7. Constitution Wheel

    By robnbill,
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  8. Licorne - 1755 Armament and Watchkeeper's Bench Question

    By mtaylor,
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  9. USS Constitution 1844~~46

    By GMO2,   
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  10. Model of the Severn at Berkeley castle in Gloucestershire

    By Ferrari66,
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  11. our young navy

    By brig21aust,   
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  12. Size of planks on a 18th century ship

    By Captain Al,
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  13. Morro Castle

    By allanyed,
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  14. French Ships - Operational Question

    By mtaylor,
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  15. What is a topgallant forecastle?

    By usedtosail,
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  16. please help identify this ship

    By erikseeley,
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  17. Copper plated ships in NMM

    By Gaetan Bordeleau,
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  18. alsMarryet Code

    By John R. McGann,
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  19. Tug R. B. Forbes

    By John R. McGann,
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  20. The Project Gutenberg eBook, King's Cutters and Smugglers 1700-1855, by E. Keble Chatterton

    By AntonyUK,   
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  21. Venetian ships 1797-1799

    By MarisStella.hr,
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  22. Deadeye to Deadeye

    By achuck49,   
    • 4 replies
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  23. Lord Nelson by Arthur Hogg

    By Don9of11,   
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  24. Why were/are masts and spars tapered?

    By achuck49,   
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  25. King's Cutters and Smugglers 1700-1855 by E. Keble Chatterton

    By AntonyUK,   
    • 4 replies
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  26. Deptford Yard Circa 1774 (England )

    By edbardet,
    • 12 replies
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  27. Sirius Model at the Powerhouse Museum

    By Jim Lad,
    • 9 replies
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  28. Battle of Midway begins June 4th 1942

    By Senior ole salt,
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  29. The pirate who is buried in a church

    By marktime,
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  30. 177x ships - British vs US design, what are the differences?

    By Mike Y,
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