Model of a Made Mast, Round mast with square top, ears, calves, salvage, driving shell and side shells. The mast base is quite square and consists of eight parts: the square mast king, unlike other masts, is placed diagonally, so with the corners facing the sides of the mast, so that the cheeks are triangular in cross-section, their outside is rounded. From the mast hole, three cheeks have been added at the rear that run all the way up, while the front three parts stop just above the longitudinal drops, from this point the mast thus consists of eight parts again and becomes square again. The parts are held together with a large number of bucket tires. Two side shells reinforce the whole, they also support the longitudinal cuts together with the ears, which are fastened with irons and bolts not against the sides but against the front of the mast. Two transverse sowing and calves are laid on the longitudinal sowing, and a row bed is arranged between the ears, which row is extended downwards in a row shell. At the mast hole there are two notches for the ears and two for the longitudinal sowing if the mast is turned., anonymous, c. 1821, wood (plant material), brass (alloy), h 145.5 cm × l 27.9 cm × w 19 cm

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