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Formidable of Lowestoft ca.1917 [British]
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From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - Formidable and other vessels unloading fish at Lowestoft (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - preparation of the bulwark, and a wash port grating (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - Taffrail, fitting and fastening the rail fillings (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - boiler cradles shown in position, and tie irons used to supplement the bolting of stern post to keel (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - seaming a joggle and fastening off, boring for and driving spikes (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - punching spikes down with punch and maul, and trimming highspots off with the adze after punching spikes (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - the horse Boxer dragging a piece of timber down to the horizontal saw (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - blacksmith's forge heating up wrought iron bar to be used as a rudder stock (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - fitting down engine bed (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - bow rail fitting and fastening (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - rudder and post, building the blade, and shipping the rudder tail shaft in (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - stern tube and tail end shaft fitting (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - fender rail, starn palings, Formidable of Lowestoft (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - rack bench saw and circular saw, all used to saw up timber for shipbuilding (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - a tree and what it means to the shipwright (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - construction of the stern post (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - setting out stanchion mortice line, mortice and tenon, and harping iron (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - after body frame shored up, and fore body ribbanded up (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - making the keel (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - keel on blocks with stem and stern in place (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - coal bunker, rings and plates (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - rudder head when complete (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - sheering down and sawing off timber tops (Drawing)
From Tree to Sea by E J Frost - Rails, the sheer batten is hung in hutchicks to be faired..., and a stanchion tenon batten (Drawing)
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