Traveller

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Type: Sloop

Year: 1884

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Location: Cambridge

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Fetch?Row IDCatalog #Object NameTitleArtist/MakerDate MadePlace MadeDescriptionFull ImageCBMM Cat. Page
10000.0230.0006.00SLOOP "TRAVELLER" Old Subject Fields: RECREATIONThomas, Fred __PhotographerRange,Exac 01/01/1964 - 12/31/1964SLOOP "TRAVELLER" Old Subject Fields: RECREATIONAL SAIL VESSELSNo image URL.View
21993.0048.0002.01correspondenceA) Letter dicussing building a Comet, 1941, From DKeleher, D.J. __AuthorRange, Cir 01/01/1937 - 01/01/1949A) Letter dicussing building a Comet, 1941, From D.J. Keleher of Jack Stone Electrical Contracting, Washington, D.C. to Oscar E. Hartge, Galesville, MD. 1 page. B) Comet Class specifications, post 1937. 1 page C) Envelope, 194(sic) from D.J. Keleher to Hartge's Boat Yard. Condition: Folds, tears, wear.No image URL.View
32006.0068.0780.00jib sheet travelerssheet travellerSheet traveller with grommet on each end and a sister hook on one end.Rope wrapping both ends and frayed.Tag attached to hook with string. Reading "Kate H. Tilghman, 3/8/48, From main sheet traveller".CBMM catalog imageView
41965.0114.0006.00no terms definedOrginal entry, "Traveller & ring, iron 25.5 x 12 xOrginal entry, "Traveller & ring, iron 25.5 x 12 x 3" " Only the ring can be found. Condition: poor.No image URL.View
50000.1295.1368.00photographic printsSchooner Kate H. Tilghman, looking forward on deckExact 10/25/1935 -Jones Falls - Baltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner Kate H. Tilghman, looking forward on deck; she is tied up at Jones Falls, Baltimore. Shows bottom of mast, traveller, centerboard lift, etc.. Sails furled. For source, see 1295.0001.No image URL.View
60000.1295.1369.00photographic printsSchooner Kate H. Tilghman, looking aft on deckExact 10/25/1935 -Jones Falls - Baltimore - Baltimore Harbor - Western Shore - MDSchooner Kate H. Tilghman, looking aft on deck; she is tied up at Jones Falls, Baltimore. Shows bottom of mast, traveller, centerboard lift, winch, etc.. Sails furled. For source, see 1295.0001.No image URL.View
71993.0067.0252.01ship plansLog Canoe Belle HelenEarle, John G __Designer6/26/1932Plans for the Log Canoe Belle Helen. Drawn by John G. Earle. One set of Plans A-C. Plan A is the sheer, half-breadth, and body plans. It also includes a drawing showing the log layout. Plan B is identified as Sheet 1 and shows two sketches of the sheer and half-breadth plans dated 4/17/1932. It also includes various component dimensions. On the reverse side is a sketch of the deck showing the thwart component and a sliding block keeper (traveller). Plan C is identified as Sheet 2 and shows sketches for several sections at stations 3', 6', 9', 15', 27', and 30'. On the reverse side is a table showing the ORD, righting arm, and righting moment calculations for stations 10'-17'. These calculations are related to the centerboard dimensions and location to offset the impacts fromt the sails. It also includes a profile sketch of the centerboard and its location along the centerline. Longitudinal scale is 3/4" = 1' for Plan A. Material is pencil on tracing paper for Plan A; pencil on art paper for Plans B-C.No image URL.View

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