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Actions Download current page Download all pages Print current page Print all pages Refine Author Fincham, John 5 Maginnis, Arthur J. 3	Results Library catalogue Publisher: Whittaker and Co. 8 Hits 1 An Outline of Ship Building in Four Parts : Part I. methods of constructing the body, and instructions for making calculations, with examples; also investigations and developments of principles. Part II. on the actual building of ship, including the method of forming and combining the parts which compose the structure; illustrated with folio plates. Part III. on the principal materials used in ship-building - timber, iron, and copper. Part IV. a vocabulary of terms, with the corresponding terms in foreign languages. 1852 John Fincham shipbuilding, ships, iron and steel, naval art and science - dictionaries Remove from selection Add to selection Directions for laying off ships on the mould-loft floor : with some instructions for drawing ships in perspective, etc. etc. etc. Originally designed for the use of the Late School of Naval Architecture, and the shipwrights in the mould-loft. 1840 John Fincham laying off (shipbuilding), naval architecture, shipbuilding Remove from selection Add to selection A Treatise on masting ships and mast making: explaining their principles and practical operations, the mode of forming and combining made-masts, etc., etc., etc. Originally designed for the use of the students at the Royal Naval College, and at the late school of Naval Architecture. 1854 John Fincham masts, masting, naval architecture Remove from selection Add to selection A History of Naval Architecture : to which is prefixed, an introductory dissertation on the application of mathematical science to the art of Naval Construction 1851 John Fincham naval architecture, History Remove from selection Add to selection The Atlantic Ferry, Its Ships, Men, and Working 1892 Arthur J. Maginnis Steam Navigation, steamboats Remove from selection Add to selection A Treatise on masting ships and mast making: explaining their principles and practical operations, the mode of forming and combining made-masts, etc., etc., etc. Originally designed for the use of the students at the Royal Naval College, and at the late school of Naval Architecture. 1843 John Fincham masts, masting, naval architecture Remove from selection Add to selection The Atlantic Ferry, Its Ships, Men, and Working 1893 Arthur J. Maginnis Steam Navigation, steamboats Remove from selection Add to selection The Atlantic Ferry, its ships, men, and working 1892 Arthur J. Maginnis Steam Navigation, steamboat lines Remove from selection Add to selection 1