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A Napoleonic Prisoner-of-War Boxwood Model of a 3rd rate, Ship of the line with 72-guns, late 18th or early 19th century
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A Napoleonic Prisoner-of-War Boxwood Model of a 3rd rate, Ship of the line with 72-guns, late 18th or early 19th century
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Vanguard of 1987 starting to look a bit more ship-like.
Diagram of varied parts of a shipof the line, 3rd rate from Cyclopida, Volume 2, 1728
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Diagram of a Royal Navy 3rd rate ship of the line from the Cyclopaedia, Vol 2 (which was published in 1728). The Cyclopaedia was one of the very first encyclopedias to ever be published and was immensely popular throughout the 18th century--George Washington is known to have had an edition of it at Mt. Vernon for example.
(I've previously blogged about the Cyclopaedia here.)