bruce d
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Quite interesting comparisons, hope it is useful to someone working on ancient craft. arts-08-00165-v2.pdf
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Hello Vladislav, and a warm welcome to MSW. I hope you will create a build log for this uncommon subject. Are there plans for your cutter?
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Well, that's different. Looks so cool I can see the attraction. Keep us posted?
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Good luck. 🤐
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From 'Coleman Journal', Alberta, January 5 1928.
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Nice images Keith. Not sure, isn't that book still in copyright?
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A figurehead for two ships:
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Harvey, welcome to MSW.
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Well done, Sjors. That is a good looking model. I believe I will go back to the beginning and read the whole log.
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Figurehead of HMS Cruiser in Malta shore establishment survives bombs in WW2
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Implacable
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Admiralty Barge
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Ships not named, again IWM is source EDIT: see post#35 below, druxey identifies one of the figureheads.
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H. M. S. Bellerophone. Figurehead (note spelling: this is according to Imperial War Museum, location not specified)
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H. M. S. Warrior
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Figureheads of H. M. S. Marlboro'. & Duke of Wellington.
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Figurehead of the BRITANNIA in the grounds of the Naval College, Dartmouth.
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Welcome from the UK, Sean, looking forward to seeing your AVS some day.
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Welcome aboard, MSW is a great place.
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This record of ships from Kingston Mass includes some sailplans that may be ueful. Ships of Kingston Mass.pdf
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Found this old model of Triumph (1764). There is a general resemblance to some of the 'Triumph' images in post#3. I have no way of checking this out at The National Archives due to lockdown, but it may be that those unattributed sketches in post#3 were proposals for an 'English' figurehead to replace the existing item after her capture from the French.
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