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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 14 (October 1883) (1883)

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. After six weeks of this practice they are equipment for fishermen; but there are examples of this mence a short series of articles on this industry. trained from a boat. When used for fishing they are kept kind, displayed on life-sized figures standing here or there, The red mould of barley is I… … 1—Life-Saving Apparatus of Board of Trade. 2.—Norfolk Fisherman in Wet Weather Dress. 4.—Canoe from South Sea Islands (Lady Brassey's Collection). 6.—Figurehead of War Canoe, Queen Charlotte's Sound, 1774. Q.—Mussel Dredge, from the Orkneys. 7.—Model of Fishing-Boat with Cormorants, from Ningpo,…

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