- are not shipping. The
entity can then make off with the
money paid for
unshipped orders.
Customers who
trusted the
business do not
realize that orders...
-
traded items. An
order book
might also
refer to a business's list of open,
unshipped,
customer orders,
normally time-phased and
valued at
actual individual...
- marine)
landing parties. At times, part of a ship's
armament would be
unshipped and
mated to
makeshift carriages and
limbers for
actions as****, for example...
-
Confederate infantry in
rifle pits.
During the
battle Kinsman hit a mine and
unshipped her rudder; the J. A.
Cotton was
badly damaged, and her crew set her on...
- Nash emblems, hubcaps, and
radiator s****
could be
exchanged on all
unshipped Ajax cars.
Conversion kits were also
distributed at no
charge to Ajax...
- of
pilfering than from curiosity, for they
watched an
opportunity and
unshipped the
rudder of the boat, and
paddled away with it.
Italian explorer Elio...
- (repealed) 17 Geo. 3. c. 41 2 June 1777 An Act to
prevent the
clandestine unshipping from and
receiving Goods at Sea on
board Vessels emplo**** in the East...
-
above the water. The
engines had been
taken out of her and the ****
unshipped, that she
might be
converted into a
sailing vessel, with
three low masts...
-
Newcastle upon Tyne,
concerning the
shipping of Merchandize, and the
unshipping thereof within, the
Liberties of the said Town.
Avowries Act 1529 (repealed)...
- such
entry (section 19). The act also
prescribes various rules for the
unshipping, landing, examination,
warehousing and
custody of goods, and the penalties...
