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INDEX

Marl a sail, to, 519 Mountain climber, the, 62, 63 O'Brien, William James, 40

MARLINE BEND, 268, 437 MOUSE AND COT.U.R, 452 Occasional knots, 323-34

MARUNE HITCH, 72, 336 Mouse, to, a hook, 315, 533; a stay, 555 Occupational knots, 31-82

MARLINE HITCH and HAUl HIICH, 267 Mud chains, 330 Ocean plat, 149, 150, 36~

Marline hitched rungs, 592 Muffted 0In, 561 . Odd splices, ~1-70

MAru.ING HrrCHING, 518 Mullins, Captain Daniel F., 5, 33, no, ohrvall, Hja1rnar, 232

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Marling seizings, SIC), 541 3 5, 44 , 44 , 4 Old-fashioned cleat, 286
Marlingspike, I C), 20, 21 MULTIPLE BENDS, 270 "OLD ~NNY KNOT," 220

MUI.INGSPIU HnCH, II, 68, 92, 216, MULTIPLE OvERHAND B4,94 Old sinnet fender, 557

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21 7,3 3, 3 '" 33 , 3~ MULTI-STltAND BENDS, 275, 425 One-hand methods of tying knots, 407

Marlingspike lanyard, 579 Multi-strand knob coverings, 359 "ONE HITCH," 74

MAru.INGSPIKE l.ANY .... n KNOT, 141 MULTI-STltAND I.oops, 445-00 ONE-LENGTH HITCH, 40

Marlingspike seamanship, decorative, Multi-sttand mats, 369 ONE-STltAND SPLICE, 463

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549 92; practical, 51 -4 MULTI-STltAND MATIHEW WALED, 131 Open a screw-top jar, to, 61

MAru.INGSPlKE SERVICE, 540 Multi-strand rectangular mats, 370 OPENHAND KNOT, 65, 258

Marrying, 268, 425 Murphy, Dr. Roben Cushman, 358 OPEN Loop, 13

Martyr, Peter, monument to, 119, 535 MUSIcian, the, 63 OPPOSED BARS, 402

MASIHEo\D KNOT, 207, 212, 372,412 ORDINARY BEND, 262

Mast hoop, iron, rope, wood, 5~0 Nailed to the mast, 419 ORDINARY KNOT, 8 ... 220

Materials for knottmg, 20, 21, ~2 NAPOI.FON KNOT, 148 ORDINARY SINNET, 4B9

MAT KNOTS, 361-8: NARROW Tuu's-HEAD, to enlarge, 235, ORDINARY WHIPPING, 5~

Matthew WalkeI', 7 239, 240 ORIENTAL BoWS11UNG KNOT, 188

MATIHEW WAI.KEI KNOT, 82, 536; able Nares' FIVE-STltAND EYE SPLICE, 447 Oriental ladder trick, 424

seaman's method, 119; CROWNED, Navy hammock clew, 588 Original bends, 2% 266

160; FOUR-STRAND, 111; lubber's or NAVY SHEEPSHANK, 211 ORICnNAL HOOK HI'ICH, 314

greenhorn's method, 118; MULTI- Neck halter, 305, 320 Original knots, 26

STRAND METHOD, 131; ordinary sea- Necklace with RUnoN' KNOT pendant, Origin of MATIHEW W AI.ItER KNOT,

man's method, 119; simplified method, "4 118

130; TWO-STRAND, 140, 192; Two- Neckties, 384 OunilDE CLINCH, 309; seized, 543

STRAND, tied hori7.0ntally, 145 Needle hitched pointing, 563 Outside tongs, 352

MAIIHEW WALKER Loop, 192 Needle hitching, 561 "Over anel under," 18

l\lhnHEw WALKER SHROUD KNOT, 281 Needle stitches, 561 "OVER-AND-UNDER" SHORT SPLICE, 417

MATTHEW WALKER'S KNOT, 118 Needleworked swabs, 567 OvnuAND BEND, 45, 58, 78, 81, 224,

Mayo, Dr. C. W., 75 Net, decorative, 585 258, 274; in netting, 586

1\lECHANIC.'L BINDER KNOT, 45 NET-LINE HUCH, Clovelly, 224; Looe, FROG KNOT, 371

Medallions, 376 224 OvnuAND I.oop, 190

MESH KNOT, 6... 586; Martha's Vine- NET-LINE KNOT, Clovelly, 48; Loue, OVERHAND KNOT, II, I", 3 ... 43, 44t 52,

yard method, 64 4 8 55, 56, 57, 62, 7 0, 71
, 72, 7 ... 82, 84,

Mess buckets, 119 Net maker, the, 64 85, 542; DOUBUUl, 114; multifold, B4;

Mess bucket bails, 575 Netted hammock, 5B9 tied with one hand, 407; tied' with

strap with SPRITSAIL SHEET Netted tennis ball bag, 587 scissors, 418

KNOT,271 Netting, 585 OVERHAND KNOT and SINGI.E HITCH,

Mess-kid, 583 Netting needle, 22, 586 2B4

Mess table pendants, 583 NEIIING NEEDLE SINNETS, 48. ROUND TURN GIL" nNG, 563

Metal clipped nets, 585 Netting spool, 22 OvERHAND ROUND TURN HUCHING, 557

Metal straps on scuttle butt lashing, Nettles, 550 OvERHAND ROUND TURN POINTING, 561

245 Nettle stuff, 550 OYSTERMAN'S STOPPER KNOT, 7, 63, 86;

Middle seizing, 541 New Bedford Port Society, 4 DOUBLE, 86

MIDSHIPMAN'S HIICH, 142, 187, 223, New Bedford Nhaling Museum, 6,

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:96, 3 , 325 404 Pack, to make up a, 66, 339

Mn.IJ!R's KNOT, 62, 224 NEWGATE KNOT, 205 Pack and carry a globular object, to,

. holdfasts, 31 C)-21 Nightstick, 580 333

"Model" rope, to make, 70 Nip, 17 PACKER'S KNOT, 37,65

Mohair, 79, 80 Nippering, 518 PACKING KNOT, 337

MOHAIR or QuEENSBURY KNOT, 81 Nippers, 66, 300 PAJAMA KNOT, 101

Monkey chain, 20C), 411, 472 Nittles, 550 Painted chest and tub covers, 584

Monkey braid, 472 N<EUD CoULANT, II Painting knot work, 583, 584

MONltEY'S' FIST, and other knot cover- N<EUD DE FAUX, II Palm, roping, 20, 22; seaming, 20, 22

ings, 353-00; as a LANYARD KNOT, N<EUO DE G.uin, II Palm-and-needle whipping, 69, 547:

96; as a HEAVING-LINE KNOT, B9 N<EUD SIMPLE, II imitation of, 547

MONKEY'S TAIL, 88; seized, 543 NoosE, II, 14, 7 ... 203-00; changed to Pantograph, 21

Monk's seam, 560 CrOvE HnCH, 409; DOUBLE, z06; tied ParachutISt, the, 34

Mooring a boat to wharfside, 538 with one hand, 407 Parbuckle and skids, P9

Mooring buoy of 1750, 538 NOOSE HncH, 305, 308 Parcel Bend, 267

MOORING HITCH, 217 NOOSE KNOT, 204 Parceling, 5;9

MOORING KNOT, 304 Nose twitch, 47, 225 PARCEl. KNOT, 22Z

Mooring rope, 23 Notation on a knot diagram, 28 Parcel tying, 336, 337; decorative, 395;

MORNING STAR, 4 Notch a rung, to, 592 diagonal, 338

MORS DU Cmtv.u., 374 Nun buoy strap, 538 Party-colored wires, 374

Mortice block, 521 Nurse, the, 65 Pans of a block, 511

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