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    I've done a lot of research on ECB for my project and never found this level of original construction detail because the original records were lost. Lad is correct iron was used commonly, especially for the knees, long before 1866, so *think* that iron was likely used there. I would research on common boat building methods of the time - maybe make contact with the Mystic Seaport Museum for a more 'expert' opinion on building techniques of the era.
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    Nice looking start. I'm working on my first model the Emma C Berry now and am shopping around for my next project. From one noob to another, I look forward to seeing your progress.

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