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  1. Boat Doc
    I agree, first thing I noticed were no foot ropes! Any idea where I might find some good images and of diagrams of this rigging?
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    Thank you I will look up Underhill's book.
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    I'm currently researching configurations and drawing plans to scratch build a 1:48 scale SS George Law (aka SS Central America). Images I have found of other models and drawings show very little detail as far as rigging goes. To me this rigging appears incomplete. Does anyone have any insight or suggestions as to where I might find information about rigging standards for steamships cir. 1850 - 1860?

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