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Book of Trades, The Ship Carpenter

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Book of Trades, The Ship Carpenter

Book of Trades, The Ship Carpenter.
1841

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© Terry Parker / Mary Evans Picture Library

1840s 1841 Carpenter Carpentry Dock Docks Mast Quay Quayside Rigging Shipbuilding Trades


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This image, titled "The Ship Carpenter" from the "Book of Trades" series, published in 1841, offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of shipbuilding during the early Victorian era. The photograph, taken by Terry Parker from the Mary Evans Picture Library, transports us back in time to an age when the maritime industry held a significant place in the global economy and transportation. The image showcases a skilled carpenter at work on a ship's quay or dockside. He is intently focused on his task, chiseling away at a piece of wood with great precision. The intricate details of the carpenter's tools and the wooden planks around him speak to the meticulous nature of his craft. The ship in the background, with its rigging and masts, serves as a constant reminder of the end goal of the carpenter's labor. The hustle and bustle of activity on the quay adds to the sense of industry and productivity. People move about, some loading and unloading cargo, while others work on various aspects of ship repair and maintenance. The water in the foreground reflects the ships and the activity on the quay, adding depth and texture to the image. The "Book of Trades" series, of which this photograph is a part, was a popular educational resource during the 1800s. It provided detailed illustrations and descriptions of various trades and industries, allowing individuals to gain a better understanding of the world around them. This image of "The Ship Carpenter" offers a unique perspective on the importance of shipbuilding during the 1840s and the vital role it played in transportation and industry.

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