World War II propaganda poster of a team of men riveting the hull of a ship.

Architecture - Holland - line art (bb3) Section Gothic Transition Cathedral at Limburg. Transverse Section showing the nave and crypt. Nave comes from the Latin word "navus" meaning ship. When inverted, the nave resembles hull of a ship. Note the fly

Architecture - Czech Republic - line art Elevation Romanesque Transition Church at Trebitsch in Moravia c. 1300. Transverse Section of the Nave and Crypt. Nave comes from the Latin word "navus" meaning ship. When inverted, the nave resembles hull of a

Architecture - Switzerland - line art (u3) Romanesque The Minster at Basle c. 1200 - One of the Bays of the Nave. Nave comes from the Latin word "navus" meaning ship. When inverted, the nave resembles hull of a ship. Romanesque - a style of architectu

Architecture - Germany - line art Section Romanesque A Hall-Church, or Church with Aisles and Nave of equal height. St. Servatius at Munster. Nave comes from the Latin word "navus" meaning ship. When inverted, the nave resembles hull of a ship. Roman

Vintage World War II poster of an aircraft carrier with three planes flying overhead.

Ship Hull Depth Markings