Grade 3 with Mrs.
Nelson
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Sailors and Shipbuilders Barques (Barks) -A
ship with at least 3 masts, all square rigged, except the
aftermost one which is fore-and-aft rigged. 3-Masted Barque -Statsraad Lehmkuhl 4-Masted Barque -Kruzenshtern Brigs -A 2-masted sailing ship, carrying square sails on both the foremast and mainmast. There is a fore-and-aft sail on the main called the spanker.
Full Rigged Ships- In the days of sail a ship meant one thing: a sailing vessel with 3 or more masts, square-rigged on all of them. Everything else was a vessel, not a ship. Full Rigged Ship -Christian Radich Schooners -Vessels carrying only fore-'n-aft sails on all of its masts 2-Masted Schooner- Adventuress Clipper Ships- a very fast cargo ship; different types were schooners, brigantines, brigs, barks, or full-rigged; all were equally sharp bowed for fast sailing Maritime Heritage Project Clippers Mary Ann Patten, Clipper Ship Heroine Paul Giambara Clipper Ship Illustrations The Story of the Clipper Ships Whaling Seafaring Tales & Legends Sea Chanties Life as a Sailor and Sea Chanties Scrimshaw General Information About Sailing Vessels Rigging of American Sailing Vessels
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