All brass sail kits contain guide to assembly and diagrams. There are also white metal parts as follows: masts, bowsprit and furled courses where appropriate.

AA

Sails would be furled above the yard in harbor and below the yard when at sea (individual's choice).

TJ

This shows topgallants and courses furled. Could be used in action or when maneuvering.

ES1

This has the courses, tops and topgallant sail set.

ES1A

Tops and topgallants set, courses furled. Used where possible in action to avoid the chance of the lower sails (courses) being set on fire by the discharge of the guns.

ES2

Easy sail with topgallants furled. Courses and tops set.

APS

Shows all the square sails set, courses, tops, topgallants and royals.

FS

Similar to APS but with the inclusion of stay sails (fore and aft sails rigged between the masts on a vessel's stays).

SS

This has additional sails extending out from the 'all plain sail' set.
These are set in the style known as 'gull wing' - common for its sailing efficiency as it allowed the quartering wind to reach the fore sails more effectively.

FC

We've called this set 'full complement' because it comprises the APS set, plus staysails, plus gull wings. This configuration would have been used in light airs to gain every drop of wind.

T&J

ES1

ES1A

ES2

Please note: the brass stay sails are individual pieces and are to be positioned/glued to masts and rigging.

Studding Sail
This kit comprises the All Plain Sail above plus gull wings. The gull wings attach to the main and fore sails as in the diagrams below (the main studding sail going behind the main sail on the port side and the fore studding sail in front of the fore sail on the starboard side.