The progress of civil and mechanical engineering and shipbuilding (1877)
Smith, William · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 40
akers,as necessary for the passage out. Steering Gear.—To be fitted on bridge amidships, withall rods and connections complete; wheel to be of EastIndia teak, or mahogany; a light built house to be erectedover the steersman, sides and back closed in with jalousies,fixed Venetian blind pattern,… … Fig. 13. tention is to be paid to ventilation, the upper portions ofsides of saloon to be window spaces all round, with jalousie,falling shutters, and no glass windows. Fainting.—Ml iron work, inside and outside, to receivethree coats of good oil paint, and the wood work four coats;a sufficient…
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