| Description: Metal spike in old wood - broken away on one side to reveal side of spike. Believed to have originated from metal paddle tug "Tamar" which was blown to pieces at Wood'd Point and lay in river for many years. Originally at Launceston Marine Board then came to Devonport Format: Realia Object: parts of vessels (watercraft) Titles: Metal spike Subjects: ships Institution: Devonport Maritime Museum and Historical Society Object number: DMH_00284 Disclaimer The content of this record is provided by Devonport Maritime Museum and Historical Society. For any questions about the content please contact them. |
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