Mechanical movements, powers, devices and appliances; (1903)
Hiscox, Gardner Dexter, 1822?-1908 · New York, The N.W. Henley & co. · leaf 216
773. SLOOP YAWL.—A foremast, schooner-rig, ofsheet and jib, with a lugsail and mast at thestern. Lugsail extended by a boom. 2, jib;5, mainsail ; 8, jigger. 774. JIB-TOPSAIL SLOOP.—A mainsaU, two jibs and jib-topsail. The topsail is runup the topmast and extended on the gaff.Main jib-stay from… … 775. THE CUTTER.—A mainsail, 5 ; jib,2 ; flying-jib, i, and topsail, 9, are the mainfeatures of a cutter-rig. 776. SCHOONER RIG.—Fore-and main-sail bent to the mast, boom and gaff. Jib stayedto bowsprit. 2, jib ; 4, foresail; 5, mainsail. 208 NAVIGATION AND ROADS.
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