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 Wolfram zu Mondfeld " Historic Ship Models "
Page 30      
Masts and yards
Names of masts and yards    
Proportions of masts and topmasts    
The Mast    
Masthead
Crosstrees and caps  
Tops
Topmasts
Bowsprit, sprit topmast, jib boom
Proportions of yards
The yards
Spare spars; Studding sail yards and booms
Yard
The Lateen yard and gaff
Ropes and blocks
Ropes
Blocks
Block strops
Belaying pins
Sails
Sailmaking
Bonnets and reefs
Bending the sails to the yards
Gaff sails
Staysails, spritsails, furled sails
Set of sails for a warship around 1750
Standing rigging
Bowsprit gammoning
The Bobstay
Loading tackles
Shrouds
Backstays
The Stays
The Sprit topmast backstay
The Jib boom rigging
Running rigging
Halyards and slings
The Parral
The Lifts
Development of the lifts
The Braces
Sheets and tacks
Clew lines
Bowlines
Gaff sails
Staysails
Studding sails
Lateen sails

  Block strops
Block, block, glass block, block tax, ad block, f block, block breaker, block pop ups, block island, butcher block, quilt block, the block at orange, block d, pop up block,  block popup, the block, building block, block scheduling, mega block, block h online r, big block, writer block, power block, small block chevy, wooden block, big block chevy, engine block, block retaining wall, block and tackle, free quilt block pattern

Stropping a block:
1. Strop; 2. Splice; 3. Seizing
Block strops. Double strop for heavily loaded blocks

Mast truck with sheaves for the flag halyards

Shoulder block




Hook blocks
Snatch block

Lower deadeye with score for upper deadeye


Heart