Page 45 - Walter B. Gibson Knots And How To Tie Them
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fig.  1


                                      Double Overhand

                                        A quick. sure way of tying the ends
                                      of two ropes together is to lay the
                                      ends side by side and tie them as one
                                      (fig.  1), by means of an ordinary
                                      Overhand Knot. When this is tight-
                                      ened and the standing parts of the
                                      two ropes are pulled in opposite
                                      directions, the knot becomes very
                                      firm (fig. 2).
                                        This knot, though it will  never slip,
                                      is cumbersome and bulky in
                                      appeuance.























                                   fig. 2
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