Cruising in the Caribbean with a Camera: Lecture Delivered May 7, 1903 at the New York Yacht Club Including Description of Globular Naval Battery Invented by the Author |
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... COAL . VPPER. O Gun PK . MAIN K BOILER ROOM PLATFORM DK . MAGAZINE RESERVA COM 900 Toms AIR VA AIR UP . -SMOKE PIPE GUM D -18 MAIN DK BOILER ROACH PLATFORM OS RESERVE COAL 900 TONS . O Ft . 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 SCALE GLOBULAR BATTERY ...
... COAL . VPPER. O Gun PK . MAIN K BOILER ROOM PLATFORM DK . MAGAZINE RESERVA COM 900 Toms AIR VA AIR UP . -SMOKE PIPE GUM D -18 MAIN DK BOILER ROACH PLATFORM OS RESERVE COAL 900 TONS . O Ft . 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 SCALE GLOBULAR BATTERY ...
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... RESERVE COAL . 900 TONS RESERVE COAL . 100 BOILER BOILER LIFT IM BOILER BOILER LOWER DECK . GLOBULAR BATTERY U.S. LETTERS PATENT N ° 7.4 . 756 GRANTED APRIL 7 , 1903 TO ANSON PHELPS . STOKES Elearing BATTERY . 75 Tons FRESH WATER ...
... RESERVE COAL . 900 TONS RESERVE COAL . 100 BOILER BOILER LIFT IM BOILER BOILER LOWER DECK . GLOBULAR BATTERY U.S. LETTERS PATENT N ° 7.4 . 756 GRANTED APRIL 7 , 1903 TO ANSON PHELPS . STOKES Elearing BATTERY . 75 Tons FRESH WATER ...
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... RESERVE COAL . 900 TONS RESERVE COAL . 900 TONS . PATCH OVER HOLD PLAN JUNE 29.83 Lightship . Station for telephone and for marine and wireless. 75 Tons FRESH WATER -GLOBULAR BATTERY LETTERS PATENT No 724.756 GRANTED APRIL 7 , 1903 TO ...
... RESERVE COAL . 900 TONS RESERVE COAL . 900 TONS . PATCH OVER HOLD PLAN JUNE 29.83 Lightship . Station for telephone and for marine and wireless. 75 Tons FRESH WATER -GLOBULAR BATTERY LETTERS PATENT No 724.756 GRANTED APRIL 7 , 1903 TO ...
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... Coal 200 Fresh water 150 Stores 100 Outfit 250 Equipment 75 Carpenters ' and joiners ' work 150 Ammunition 300 Counterpoises ΙΟΟ Ballast 117 Center of gravity above base at deep load is 36.15. Reserve coal Total displacement 1800 I1,337 ...
... Coal 200 Fresh water 150 Stores 100 Outfit 250 Equipment 75 Carpenters ' and joiners ' work 150 Ammunition 300 Counterpoises ΙΟΟ Ballast 117 Center of gravity above base at deep load is 36.15. Reserve coal Total displacement 1800 I1,337 ...
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756 GRANTED anchored ANSON PHELPS STOKES Ariadne armor banana barbettes BATTERY U.S. LETTERS battle-ship BERTH BOILER British Caribbean Sea coast Colonial colored Columbus Croix cruise Cuba Diamond Rock dined drove eruption feet flag-ship FLOATING BATTERY Fontaine Chaude Fort-de-France Fredericksted Fruit Company GLOBULAR BATTERY U.S. Government House GRANTED APRIL Grenada Grenadines Guadeloupe harbor Havana Hayti Jacmel Jamaica Kingston Kitts land large guns lecture LENOX AND TILDEN LETTERS PATENT Lucia Mares-Caux Matuba miles mountain Naval negroes Pelée Pierre plantations Ponce Port Antonio Porto Rico Positive G. M. PUBLIC LIBRARY ASTOR purposes set races Rear-Admiral RESERVE COAL sailed past San Juan Santo Domingo Sea Fox shore sloop-of-war Soufrière Soufrière St spherical floating bat Squadron stereopticon substantially spherical floating sugar Terre TILDEN FOUNDATIONS tons trade-winds Trident Trinidad U.S. LETTERS PATENT upper deck vessel Vincent Virgin visited West Indies winds Yachtsmen YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY YORK YACHT CLUB
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