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English: A capstan. Capstan on the sailing ship Balcutha. Poles are inserted in the square holes and operated by sailors. The upper portion drives a shaft that operates the anchor windlass in the forecastle below. |
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| Source | Originally copied on the English Wikipedia by en:User:Leonard_G.. | ||
| Author | en:User:Leonard G. |
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| current | 19:33, 11 January 2006 | | 1,536 × 1,152 (472 KB) | Korrigan | A capstan. Originally copied on the English Wikipedia by en:User:Leonard_G.. Capstan on the sailing ship ''Balclutha''. Image by User:Leonard G. Poles are inserted in the square holes and operated by sailors. The upper port |
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