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Model of A gun position on the afterdeck. Model of the aft deck of a paddle steam ship with 60 pounds bom gun on a swivel. The loop is 15 cm long and has a 4 mm caliber; An elevation screw goes through the grape. The underlay consists of a wooden frame of two heavy leggers with two light in between, on three cross beams each with two bullets at the bottom of the ends, which run over the turning peaks; On the front and back, the carriage runs up to stop the upper suit. The upper suit consists of two cheeks with four stairs, the upper part with tappan of solid brass; The cross connection consists of a slanting calf, two axles and a crossbar on which the soleplate rests. The axles have no wheels. Two small wheels are applied to the cheeks, which run over the rails of the outer leggers, but only when the wheels are ricked in the middle of the rear asx and walk over the rails of the middle pair of leggers. Brackets to secure the rear asle of the top hit on the sled. The model specifically s
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Model of Two Different Designs for the Gun Position on the Bow, anonymous, c. 1840 - c. 1850 demonstration model Sketchy block model and waterline model of a front ship with bomb cannon on rotators, incomplete. It has a Scheg, the bows and crane beams are missing, and a roasting spindle has been installed on the back. The cannon with rotary spa turns on in the deck in -the -cover turning pirters: a large circle in the middle, and small turning clouds on either side of the bow. Vague scratches and nails in the deck indicate other possible rail positions. The safe holes are indicated with black paint. They are located below deck and the anchor chains or trusses must be guided by tubes to the roasting spindle on the upper deck; A black rectangle on the upper deck probably indicates the position where the tube is the upper deck. Netherlands wood (plant material). brass (alloy)
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Cassone, early 1500s. Italy, early 16th century. Walnut, painted and gilded; overall: 54.3 x 168.3 x 51.6 cm (21 3/8 x 66 1/4 x 20 5/16 in.). Chests such as this were made in pairs and presented to young women on the occasion of their marriage. They not only provided storage space in the home for clothing and personal effects, but could also be used as a bench to sit on. It was not uncommon for any one room in a Renaissance palace to have several. This chest was since the 16th century and until 1922 in Savoy Castle, near Verzuolo, in the Piedmont region of northern Italy.
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Divination Implement, 1890- 1910. Africa, Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kuba, Late 19th- Early 20th century. Wood and plant fiber; overall: 8.9 cm (3 1/2 in.).
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SCHAVE WITH ORDED TOPEN and the year 1755, Anonymous, 1755 Northern Netherlands (possibly)Netherlands (possibly) wood (plant material). beech (wood) Northern Netherlands (possibly)Netherlands (possibly) wood (plant material). beech (wood)
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Model of a Windlass, anonymous, c. 1850 demonstration model Model of a roasting spindle on a floor board. The drum, suspended between two cheeks, has eight continuous holes for wind trees: the roasting spindle can also be operated with a single wind tree on the starboard cheek, which grabs a gear in a gear. In the middle is a strut with two wooden and four metal piles, which grab in the gear part of the drum to prevent the walking. Scale 1:10 (estimate). Netherlands wood (plant material). brass (alloy)
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Half Model of a yacht or barge within, Anonymous, 1750 - 1850
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Model of a Marker Waterschip, anonymous, 1800 - 1858 ship model. demonstration model Construction model of the hull of a marker water ship, on standard. Parts of deck and skin have been omitted to study the construction. It is a slippery striker hole with high vertical steven, and straight stern. Wide rudder with wooden helmet wood. There is one deck with a deck structure, which covered the cabin and bun: this structure has been built over and of the curved shape that is so characteristic of ships of this type, and has a small opening for a chimney. There is a roasting spindle against this structure; Furthermore, a roasting spindle in the bow, one in the stern and three more small roasting pills on the aft deck. The Zeeg runs sharp forward. The hull shape is round with a keel, and the skin is perforated for the bun. On the aft deck an overflow for the grandfather, and on the front deck the Mastgat; The model has four putting irons on each side. Netherlands wood (plant material). brass
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Model of an Anchor release. Semi-model and block model of a front ship above the waterline, on which an anchor fall is demonstrated. Anchor and anchor rope are missing. The anchor must be hung in two chains, which are reflected on a valmery against the side of the ship; If this is detached, the chains are open and let it go anchor.
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Copper pedometer in rectangular cupboard, c. 1700 - c. 1800 Copper pedometer in rectangular cupboard. On the inside a dial with four digit rings. unknown copper (metal) Copper pedometer in rectangular cupboard. On the inside a dial with four digit rings. unknown copper (metal)
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Model of a 20-inch mortar on a turntable.This model represents a twenty-inch calibre mortar of the kind fitted on gunboats. The weight of the mortar and its recoil when fired required considerable strengthening of the deck both below and around the weapon. The mortar stands on a sliding mount placed on a turntable. This allowed the weapon to be fired in any direction.
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Half Model of a Launch, anonymous, c. 1780 - c. 1820 ship model. half model. builder's model Mallen model (starboard) of a sloop. Flat mirror. De Zeeg rises to both ends. Peaked around. Scale approx. 1:20 (scale on model). According to the scale, this Jol 36 Amsterdam feet is long. This model is identical to NG-MC-442. Netherlands wood (plant material)
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Jack Plane 1786 Central Europe. Boxwood and plumwood .
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Half Model of a Fireship, anonymous, c. 1795 ship model. half model. builder's model Partly mold and partially fringed model (starboard) of a one-mast ship. The skin above the waterline is closed and has eight rowing types. Four levels: very low lower deck with molds underneath; slightly higher a running corridor along the collar with flammable material (branch forests); half -deck and baking deck, a chimney and a roasting spindle on the baking deck; Upper Campanje. There are removable deck beams over the pit. Two square bins hang on chains in the hold. Round a stave. The Zeeg runs forward and back, two barkhouts and one reehout. Run with flat bottom. One Mast Midscheeps. Netherlands wood (plant material). brass (alloy). paint (coating)
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Half Model of an 8-Gun Brig, anonymous, c. 1780 - c. 1820 ship model. half model. builder's model Polychromed mold model (starboard) of a two -mast. The skin above the barkwood is closed and the ship has a railing. Low round fore ship, the prestige rise to vertical. Wandered mirror, cave wulf, closed gate, no side gallery, no rudder; Strongly falling stern. Seide to both ends ascending, very high stern, one barkwood and one reehout. Peaked around; Bent keel with emerging ends. The big mast leans back, the breeding mast is almost vertical; The middle hekstut protrudes above the fence and has a claw for the boom. Netherlands wood (plant material)
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Half Model of a boat, Anonymous, 1780 - 1820
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Bowl - Bear
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Model of a Lifeboat Release, anonymous, 1876 demonstration model Model of a sloop on two nail dravits, on a ground board. The model demonstrates the sloop trap of the sloop, with two hooks releasing the hoist of the Davits by releasing a right in the middle. The sloop is slippery with a flat mirror, the seam to both ends ascending; He has an open cabin and six dids. Denmark (possibly) wood (plant material). brass (alloy). rope. textile materials
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Model of a Marker water ship. Construction model of the hull of a marker water ship, on standard. Parts of deck and skin are omitted to be able to study the structure. It is a simpliced pointed gatter with high vertical steven, and straight falling stern. Wide stir with wooden helmet wood. There is one deck with a decomposition, which caught the cabin and bun: this superstructure is superimposed and of the curved form that is so characteristic of ships of this type, and has a small opening for a chimney. For this structure is a roasting spindle; Furthermore, a roasting pill in the bow, one in the stern and three small roasting pills on the aft deck. The Zeeg opens sharply. The hull shape is round with a keel, and the skin is perforated for the bun. A landing for the large shot on the aft deck, and the mast hole on the front deck; The model has four putting irons on each side.
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Model of a Ship's Bow in frames. Technical model of a fore ship over the length of five trusses of creation. Two apostles. Three clamp plates on either side, thickened at the height of the lower deck; The clamp plates are compiled to starboard; It consists of a piece of port. Curved Steven. Two decks with deck beams indicated. Nin-part trusses.
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Double aggele from Delft, Anonymous, c. 1800 Spans content measure for dry wares of a double aggele, marked and v.z.v. Labels. Delft wood (plant material) Delft
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