Single-levelled ship to the right. The hull is completely flat, rendered by two parallel horizontals filled with a lozenge chain decoration. The transition into the bow projection is no longer preserved. The stempost is vertical, ending in a very long and high incurving S-shaped horn with a triangular tip. There are two short horizontal timbers tapering to a pointed tip projecting from the stermpost. The forecastle is a solid rectangle except for the top of the screen which is slanted instead of being horizontal. The sternpost curves abruptly inward, after which it becomes straight and ends in a fin-like tip. There is no aftercastle. The quarter rudder is triangular in shape, oversized and oddly oriented. The mast is amidships, with a bisected V top (karchesion), a forestay, a backstay, and a rectangular mast step system.

**General description:** (Side A) A horse facing left with a bridle, a bird on its back, and a large fish between its front legs. There is an X filling the space below the horse's body; (Side B) Ship facing right. Two large antithetical birds flank the forestay and backstay respectively. The space between the mast and each stay is filled by an X. A large fish to the right swims below;

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