Nouvelle voilure proposée pour les vaisseaux de toutes grandeurs et particulièrement pour ceux qui feroient employés au commerce

Le Roy, David, 1724?-1803

Jansen, Paris, [1799]

656.1 L56N

37 p. : 1 pl. ; octavo.

Remarks and correspondence on the use of cotton canvass, as preferable to hemp, for the sails of ships of war or merchant vessels

Elliot, Jonathan.

Elliot, Washington, 1829.

Incomplete: p.22 lacking.

337 T67, NO.13

25 p. ; octavo.

Steel's elements of mastmaking, sailmaking and rigging (from the 1794 edition): arranged with an introduction by Claude S. Gill... with fifty-nine folding and other plates, drawn to scale, illustrating the masts, sails, yards, rigging, etc., for every class of vessel from the full-rigged ship to the ship's boat, including the progressive method of rigging ships, and an illustrated section describing the principal foreign rigs

Steel, David, d. ca. 1810 | Gill, Claude S.

Edward W. Sweetman, New York, 1932.

"Reproduced by the photolithographic process from the 1932 edition."--T. p. verso. Part I. Mastmaking. Part II. Sailmaking. Part III. Rigging. Five plates folded in pocket. Includes index.

DLAR 7201

xv, 300 p. [59] p. of plates (5 folded): ill.; 28 cm.