Nine Models or Jury Rudders, Nine models of emergency rudders. They have a stem as a stirring king and the rudder blade is composed of round timber covered with planks. Two of them (nos. 1-2) have a donkey's head as a rudder hook around the king, with the third an anchor pole is used for this. One emergency rudder (No. 2) has an anchor pole around the stirring head. The fourth model is a smaller version of this type of emergency rudder and has two short anchor sticks around the king, one as a stirring hook and one around the stirring head. Two almost identical models (nos. 5-6) are emergency rudders with a stem as a stirring king and the rudder blade is composed of trusses held together by boards, these models have special brass stir hooks. The seventh model, made of planks, has a drop shape and is probably based on Bassiere's design. The last pair of models (nos. 8-9) consists of a window around which a cupboard has been built. The corners of the cupboard are reinforced on the inside with the cheeks of rolling horses. One model (no. 8) is provided with slings on one side, presumably for the attachment of handlebars., anonymous, Netherlands (possibly), 1820 - 1870, wood (plant material), brass (alloy), rope, (1): h 35.5 cm × w 7.8 cm × d 3.1 cm (2): h 35.1 cm × w 7.5 cm × d 18.2 cm (3): h 33.5 cm × w 5.6 cm × d 18.4 cm (4): h 27.6 cm × w 7 cm × d 10.4 cm (5): h 34.8 cm × w 7.2 cm × d 1.6 cm (6): h 34.5 cm × w 6.9 cm × d 1.5 cm (7): h 18 cm × w 14 cm × d 2.7 cm (8): h 45 cm × w 10.5 cm × d 3.5 cm (9): h 39.8 cm × w 9.7 cm × d 3.2 cm

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