A Dictionary of Sea Terms (1919)This vintage book is an exhaustive and profusely illustrated dictionary of nineteenth- and eighteen-century nautical terminology. “A Dictionary of Sea Terms” will appeal to those with an interest in sailing, and would make for a fantastic addition to collections of related literature. Many old books such as this are becoming increasingly scarce and expensive. It is with this in mind that we are republishing this volume now in an affordable, high-quality edition complete with a specially commissioned new introduction on sailing. |
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Halaman
The name given to a class of fishing smack common to the Thames below Gravesend. These craft are often clincher built with bluffbows; cutter rigged, with a trysail (mainsail without boom), and very generally carry a jibtopsail.
The name given to a class of fishing smack common to the Thames below Gravesend. These craft are often clincher built with bluffbows; cutter rigged, with a trysail (mainsail without boom), and very generally carry a jibtopsail.
Halaman
Many, more especially fishing craft, carry sails which merely hang from the gaff, and may be brailed up by a clewline, at any moment: these sails are called trysails, and are sometimes rigged to yachts for winter work; the fact that ...
Many, more especially fishing craft, carry sails which merely hang from the gaff, and may be brailed up by a clewline, at any moment: these sails are called trysails, and are sometimes rigged to yachts for winter work; the fact that ...
Halaman
They are common in fishing craft and almost invariable in seagoing barges. When brails are hauled taut, the sail is said to be brailed up. (See fig.) Break.—1. (Of the anchor.)—To out anchor. 2. (Of a sail.)—To stop a sail. (See STOP.) ...
They are common in fishing craft and almost invariable in seagoing barges. When brails are hauled taut, the sail is said to be brailed up. (See fig.) Break.—1. (Of the anchor.)—To out anchor. 2. (Of a sail.)—To stop a sail. (See STOP.) ...
Halaman
A small Levantine vessel or fishing boat of the eastern Mediterranean. Call.—The small pipe (often of silver) used by the boatswain of a ship in piping orders. CAMBERED DECK. Camber.—1. A curvature upwards. A boat's.
A small Levantine vessel or fishing boat of the eastern Mediterranean. Call.—The small pipe (often of silver) used by the boatswain of a ship in piping orders. CAMBERED DECK. Camber.—1. A curvature upwards. A boat's.
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