Full-rigged 19th-century ship The labels on this full-rigged ship diagram are: 1. flying jib, 2. outer jib, 3. inner jib, 4. fore topmast staysail, 5.

Full-rigged 19th-century ship The labels on this full-rigged ship diagram are: 1. flying jib, 2. outer jib, 3. inner jib, 4. fore topmast staysail, 5. Stock Photo

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The labels on this full-rigged ship diagram are: 1. flying jib, 2. outer jib, 3. inner jib, 4. fore topmast staysail, 5. fore-course or foresail, 6. lower fore topsail, 7. upper fore topsail, 8. lower fore top gallant sail, 9. upper fore topgallant sail, 10. fore royal, 11. main course or mainsail, 12. lower main topsail, 13. upper main topsail, 14. lower main topgallant sail, 15. upper main topgallant sail, 16. main royal, 17. cross-jack, 18. lower mizzen topsail, 19. upper mizzen topsail, 20. lower mizzen topgallant sail, 21. upper mizzen topgallant sail, 22. mizzen royal, 23. driver or spanker.

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