TAA i.3.1.6
Handwritten notes on parts of boats, page 3.
© Griffith Institute,
University of Oxford
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Camber, slight convexity above, arched form, (of beam, deck,
Etc); (also cambered-beam) slightly arched beam.
Deck, platform of planks of wood extending from side to side of
ship or part of it (in large ships main, middle, lower
deck, also upper or spar deck above main, and
orlop below lower; poop and forecastle decks,
short ones in stern and bow.
Poop Stern of ship; aftermast and highest deck
Forecastle, fo'c'sle, short raised deck at bow;
(with overhanging forecastle and poop decks)
Flat deck or Cambered deck
Bulwark, ship's side above deck; that acts as a defence.
Rowing space = deck (behind bulwarks)
Truss over crutches from stem to stern
Crutch; (Naut) various forked contrivances.
Steering-gear: paddle rudder; long steering paddles which
operate on upright crutches, and supported by cross-
pieces, <the latter> which form <part of deck> the xxx[?] of the aft platform on deck
of <the> poop.