106. Blankenberg Boat 314
107. French “Chasse-Marée” 315
108. Scotch “Zulu” 316
109. Penzance Lugger 317
110. Deal Galley Punt 318
111. The Yacht _Kestrel_. Owned by the Earl of
Yarborough _To face_ 310
112. The Yacht _Xarifa_. Owned by the Earl of Wilton _To face_ 312
113. The Schooner _Alarm_. Rebuilt 1852 _To face_ 314
Photograph by G. West & Son from a print, by kind
permission of the Committee of the Royal Victoria
Yacht Club, Ryde.
114. The _Oimara_. Built in 1867 _To face_ 316
115. The _Bloodhound_. Built in 1874 _To face_ 316
116. The Schooner-Yacht _Sunbeam_. Owned by Lord
Brassey. _To face_ 318
Photograph by West & Son.
117. The Yawl _Jullanar_. Built in 1875 329
From the model in the South Kensington Museum.
118. The _Satanita_. Built in 1893 _To face_ 320
Photograph by West & Son.
119. King Edward VII.’s Cutter _Britannia_. Launched
1893 _To face_ 322
Photograph by S. Cribb.
120. The _Valkyrie I._ Owned by the Earl of Dunraven _To face_ 324
Photograph by West & Son.
121. The Ship-rigged Yacht _Valhalla_. Built in 1892 _To face_ 326
Photograph by West & Son.
122. The American Cup Defender _Columbia_. Launched
in 1899 _To face_ 328
Photograph by West & Son.
123. The Schooner-Yacht _Meteor_. Owned by H.M. the
German Emperor _To face_ 330
Photograph by S. Cribb.
124. _White Heather II._, 23-Mètre Cutter _To face_ 332
Photograph by West & Son.
125. _Shamrock IV._, 23-Mètre Cutter. Launched 1908 _To face_ 334
Photograph by West & Son.
PLANS.
(AT END OF VOLUME.)
PLAN
1. The _Gjöa_: Sail and Rigging Plan (see p. 291).
2. ” ” Longitudinal Section (see p. 291).
3. ” ” Deck Plan (see p. 292).
4. The _Royal Sovereign_, George III.’s Yacht (see p. 322).
5. Schooner _Elizabeth_: Sail Plan (see p. 331).
6. ” ” Deck Plan (see p. 331).
7. ” ” Longitudinal Section (see p. 331).
8. Schooner _Pampas_: Sail and Rigging Plan (see p. 332).
9. ” ” Longitudinal and Horizontal Sections
(see p. 332).
CHAPTER I.
INTRODUCTORY.
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