Chatterton, E. Keble (Edward Keble), 1878-1944 · London : Sidgewick & Jackson, litd · leaf 244
ad and to keepan eye on his men. There was no uniform colour forpainting the Elizabethan hulls, Mr. Oppenheim says.Black and white, the Tudor colours green and white,red, and timber colour were all used. Sometimes adragon or a lion gilded was at the beak-head, withthe royal arms at the stern. On… … duisr r»:i^CK. Illustration to show an Elizabethan Helmsman Steering a Ship by means of Whipstaff. (Sketched on board the replica of the Revenge at Earls Court.) trolled by a bar or whipstaff attached to this sametiller. The roul, says James Lightbody in his Mariners Jewel, published in 1695, is…
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