SAIL PLAN OF SCHOONER.

1—Mainsail.5—Jibtopsail.
9—peak.22—head.
10—throat.23—Jibtopsailtack.
11—tack.24—clew.
12—clew.6—Maintopsail.
2—Foresail.25—head.
13—peak.26—clew.
14—tack.27—tack.
15—clew.7—Foretopsail.
3—Forestaysail.28—head.
16—head.29—clew.
17—tack.8—Maintopmaststays.
18—clew.30—head.
4—Jib.31—Upper tack.
19—head.32—Lower tack.
20—tack.33—Clew.
21—clew.

LIST OF BOOKS.

The following books are recommended to the young yachtsman. From them he can obtain information of value, and a study of their pages will materially aid him in gaining a thorough knowledge of the seaman’s art:

On Yachts and Yacht HandlingDay
Hints to Young Yacht SkippersDay
Small Boat SailingKnight
Boat Sailor’s ManualQualtrough
Knots and SplicesJutsum
Canoe HandlingVaux
Elements of NavigationHenderson
How to SwimDalton

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Small Boat Sailing

By Knight


A very readable and instructive book containing useful information of all types of craft.


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Yacht Sails and how to handle them

By Captain Howard Patterson


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Elements of Yacht Design

By Norman L. Skene, S. B.


A simple and satisfactory explanation of the art of designing yachts. Contents—General Discussions, Methods of Calculations, Displacement, The Lateral Plane, Design, Stability, Ballast, The Sail Plan, Construction.

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Elements of Navigation

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Knots and Splices

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