The progress of civil and mechanical engineering and shipbuilding (1877)
Smith, William · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 31
seven ft, in depth;twelve large coal or ash sacks, bags for flags, &c., com-plete. Awnings.—To be fitted for the quarter deck with slashedand ornamental edges, and curtain for one side, euphroses,ridge rope, &c., complete. Blocks.—^To have a full and complete set of the bestquality; patent… … Fig. 8. for each boat, ■with tackles and falls complete; also anchorand fisli davits of suitable size. Stanchions and Rails.—Throughout the ship, as may berequired; all to be galvanized, and of suitable scantling;teak wood rail and turned teak stanchions at frdnt of quar-ter deck. Steering…
Engineering · Shipbuilding
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