The History of American Sailing ShipsAn important history of the sailing ship as it connects with the national development of the United States. Includes sections on: The Colonial Period -- Naval Craft -- Privateers and Slavers -- Revenue Cutters -- The American Schooner -- Merchant Craft -- Sailing Yachts. |
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Page 371
... strakes on each side five inches thick and fourteen inches wide to be nailed within one foot of the Keelson , and ... Strake on each side fourteen inches wide , and four inches thick , the ceiling to be three inches and have the edges ...
... strakes on each side five inches thick and fourteen inches wide to be nailed within one foot of the Keelson , and ... Strake on each side fourteen inches wide , and four inches thick , the ceiling to be three inches and have the edges ...
Page 374
... Strakes on each side of the Ship at the height of the floor heads , the two middle ones to be four and one half inches thick , and the one above and the one below to be three and a half inches - there must be three strakes of ceiling ...
... Strakes on each side of the Ship at the height of the floor heads , the two middle ones to be four and one half inches thick , and the one above and the one below to be three and a half inches - there must be three strakes of ceiling ...
Contents
FIGURES PAGE | 12 |
FIGURES PAGE | 147 |
Lines of experimental brig Flying Fish | 157 |
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