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EARINGS to ENGAGEMENT

ENGAGEMENT to ENGAGEMENT

ENSIGN to EXERCISE

EXERCISE to EYES of a ship
EXERCISE
EYE of a block-strop
EYE of a stay
EYE-BOLT
EYE-LET HOLE
EYES of a ship


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EYE-BOLT

EYE-BOLT, a long bar of iron with an eye in one end of it, represented by fig. 39, plate II. It is formed to be driven into the decks or sides of a ship for divers purposes, as to hook tackles, or fasten ropes to, as occasion requires.

Plate 2

Plate II


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© Derived from Thomas Cadell's new corrected edition, London: 1780, page 121, 2003
Prepared by Paul Turnbull
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