- in a brig, the
forward mast is the
foremast and the
after mast is the
mainmast. In a
schooner with two masts, even if the
masts are of the same height...
- type of
sailing vessel with
three or more
masts of
which the fore mast,
mainmast, and any
additional masts are
rigged square, and only the
aftmost mast...
- A
ketch is a two-masted
sailboat whose mainmast is
taller than the
mizzen mast (or aft-mast), and
whose mizzen mast is
stepped forward of the
rudder post...
- and had a gaff-rigged
mainsail with
square rig
above it on the
mainmast. The
mainmast of a
brigantine is the aft one. By the
first half of the 18th century...
-
Mainmast Peak is a 2,863-metre (9,393-foot)
mountain summit in
British Columbia, Canada.
Mainmast Peak is
located in the
Battle Range of the
Selkirk Mountains...
-
coins is
thought to
represent the
export of tall timber, used for the
mainmasts of
British ships of war (among
other things they were used for). The implication...
- of a two-masted schooner, the
foremast generally being shorter than the
mainmast. A
common variant, the
topsail schooner also has a
square topsail on the...
- OCLCÂ 60393965.
Giles Milton,
White Gold (2004), p. 9: "The
flags on
their mainmasts depicted a
human skull on a dark
green background - the
menacing symbol...
- The
foremast carries square rigs on all of its yards, and its
taller mainmast has a long
lateen mainsail yard with a
corresponding trapezoidal sail and...
- ship, from bow to stern, are: Foremast,
which is the
second tallest mast
Mainmast, the
tallest Mizzenmast, the
third tallest Jiggermast,
which may not be...
