1765 HMS Victory carpenter and cook, Portsmouth, England
1765 HMS Victory carpenter and cook, Portsmouth, England
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Go to Sailing Texas classifieds for current sailboats for sale With a ship built of 2,000 oak trees, it was important to have a carpenter. Here is his well equipped shop, note the cordless drills hanging on the wall.
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The carpenter was important enough to get his own quarters, also on the starboard side forward in the ship. |
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For several hundred men, you need a large cookstove. |
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Patented in 1781 by Alexander Brodie, an ironworker from Scotland, the stove was immense. |
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