- of the mast or topmast. A
gaff-rigged
vessel might have a
gaff topsail above any or all of its
gaff sails. A yard
topsail is similar, but set on a yard...
- one may
adopt (i) a
gaff sail on the
foremast (even with a
Bermuda mainsail), or (ii) a main staysail,
often with a
fisherman topsail to fill the gap at...
- that, a main gaff
topsail Gaff rigged Cutter Partridge 1885
Gaff rigged ketch, Astrid, off Helsinki,
Finland A near-vertical
gaff allows this Gunter-rigged...
-
Gaff Topsail is an
abandoned railway settlement located in the
interior of Newfoundland, Canada,
between the
communities of
Millertown Junction to the...
- Gunter-rigged
sloop Gaff-rigged
sloop with a
headsail and a
gaff topsail Spritsail sloop Sloop sail with
multiple foresails and
topsail Mast aft rig, a single...
- (Catalan Pailebot/schooner, 1919)
Samuel P. Ely Speranța, 2-masted
gaff,
square topsails HMS Sultana (1768) USRC Taney (1833) Tho Pa Ga
Thomas W. Lawson...
-
Historical fore-and-aft rigs used a four-sided
gaff rigged mainsail,
sometimes setting a
gaff topsail above it.
Whereas once the
mainsail was typically...
-
sails (one on a boom and one loose-footed), a main
gaff topsail,
three headsails, and a
square topsail and
flying topgallant on the foremast. Also rare...
-
spanker and
lower spanker. A fore-and-aft
topsail may be
carried above the
upper or only spanker, and is
called the
gaff sail. To stop a full-rigged ship, except...
-
usually gunter- or
gaff-rigged Cutter:
single mast with
gaff-rigged mainsail, two headsails, and a
gaff topsail above the
gaff. Dhow:
single unsta****...
