Identifier: ForeststreamXXVIA (find matches)
Title: Forest and stream
Year: 1873 (1870s)
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Subjects: Periodicals Hunting Fishing Outdoor life Sports
Publisher: New York, N.Y. : (Forest and Stream Publishing Co.)
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

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4 miles WindW. by N. and rather light. A HANDY YACHT BUCKbT.-A new and convenient style ofbucket has lately been devised by a yachtsman for use about yachts.It is made entirely of rubber, the outside being protected by threestout hoops Mm. square in sectious. The bnil is also of rubber, verystrongly made, and is fitted with a galvanized thimble. The makersare the Goodyear Rubber Co., 503 and 205 Broadway, New York. A NEW IRON SCHOONER -The little Whim, designed last yearby Mr. A. Cary Smith, has proved so successful that Mr. Smith hasnow an order for a large schooner of similar design, 80ft, on water-line and not over 6ft. draft. She will be built of iron and will be usedabout Florida, her owner being a Massachusetts yachtsman. 196 FOREST AND STREAM. (April 1, 1886.
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A HANDY KEEL SLOOP. THE accompanying drawings, for which we are indebted to Mr. J.A. Wylie, of Newburgh, N. Y., show an excellent boat of moder-ate proportions that will commend itself to many who desire a keelcraft, but who hold initial stability and moderate draft as of the firstimportance. The accommodations are very good for so small acraft, while the draft, 4ft., is not too great to permit a very widerange of cruising. The centerboard is entirely dispensed with, andthe space is increased largely in consequence. The headroom in thecabin is good and the galley is very fair. The Gipsey was built inthe winter of 1884-5 by Daniel C. Bernard, of South Brooklyn, for Mr.Theodore C. Hall, of Newburgh, N. Y., and her dimensions are asfollows: Lengthen deck 26ft. 6in. Length on leadline 23ft. Oin. Beam (extreme) 9ft. Oin. Draft 4ft. Oin. Least freeboard 1ft. Sin. Ballast (iron cast to fit) 5.000 lbs. Mast, deck to bounds 25ft. Oin. Boom 27ft. Oin. Gaff 14ft. 2in. Bowsprit, outboard 12ft. Oi

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