The naval apprentics's kedge anchor, or, Young sailor's assistant ... appertaining to the practical evolutions of seamanship, rigging, knotting, splicing blocks, purchases, running rigging, and other miscellaneous matters applicable to ships of war and others ... (1841)
Brady, William N., d. 1887 · New York : Frye & Shaw · leaf 66
ittles of the last lay, and pass the warp throughthe bight and haul them taut and cut them off, somehave a becket worked in the end. Note. Knittles are made by laying rope yarns to-gether with your finger and thumb against the twistof the yarn. Snaking, is for the better securing of aseizing, which… … OnXeH-lsLim 48 point]and tithinkting 3outsicbackyourand sit doveverytake ipass tlast tthendownthemyouralmosto finknittlthe bihaveNogethftof theseizirropetakinlowei 47. To make a Gromet. A gromet is made by unlaying a strand of a ropeand placing one part over the other, and with thelong end follow…
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