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Boat sailing in fair weather and foul (1903)

Kenealy, Ahmed John, 1854- [from old catalog] · New York [etc.] The Outing publishing co. · leaf 70

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OGUE, OR SEA ANCHOR. The sea anchor consists of a hinge-jointed galvanized ring about three feetin diameter. A conical bag made ofstout canvas is sewed to the ring androped, as shown in sketch. A bridle isfitted to the ring, to which the ridinghawser is bent. A cork buoy preventsthe anchor from… … ring is folded together by the joints, andthe bag is made fast snugly round it.Another plan formaking a floating anch-or is shown below. K,M, N, O, are the endsof two iron bars formedinto a cross and connect-ed by a stout bolt, nutand pin at their inter-section, S. At each endof the bars is an…

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