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The progress of civil and mechanical engineering and shipbuilding (1877)

Smith, William · London, Longmans, Green · leaf 51

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gallons of water, fitted with pump,sounding rods, &c., to work from main deck. Painting.—The outside of vessel to have two coats ofgood oil paint, and one coat of some approved finishingcolour of paint or composition; the inside of vessel to havethree coats of good oil paint; deckwork, masts,… … Fig. 14. 21 Practical Shipbuilding. Big.—Plan to be approved by owners, to bo full ship-rigged, and to be fitted with one complete suit of sails andspare sails as hereafter mentioned, ropes, masts, booms,yards, &c., blocks, and principal brace blocks; to have patentroUer bushes; standing…

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