Add to ORKGfloater n= ship= shipsee punt man OCT. 3 1977Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not use
punt nA lifeboat; sometimes a two-masted vessel.A lifeboat; sometimes a two-masted vesselPRINTED ITE...
floater n"There are three classes of fishermen: the'livyers', who live the year round on the Labra...
floater nThe schooner fishers are termed floaters, meaning they are not generally attached to fishin...
floater n"Floaters" are the fishermen who go to the coast (of Labrador) in their own schooners and ...
floater nJohn Hillier was the owner and skipper of Labrador floater, a schooner in which he lived a...
floater nThe men who fished [on the Labrador] from schooners were known as floaters.PRINTED ITEM ...
floater nThe Labrador Coast was a vanishing frontier [in the 1940s] . The same went for the sailing...
floater nLabrador codders who move during the summer.Labrador codders who move during the summer.PRI...
punt n'Small, shallow boat, propelled by oars or sculling-oar-- not flat-bottomed.'FEB 8 1965Used ...
floater nThese were the 'floaters,' the schooner-fishermen. (see _stationers_)PRINTED ITEMUsed I a...
floater nThe Labrador schooners were small, old and sometimes decrepit. They had no dories, for the...
floater nThen there was what they called the floater fleet which sailed up to Labrador from Concept...
floater nThe "Floaters" leave the Newfound- land ports about the 1st of June, and fish in the Strai...
floater nFloaters--Transient fishermen--largely Newfoundlanders.see cited qoutationPRINTED ITEM S...
floater nThis place used to be full - Tilting - full o' floaters, in the summer - fishing,you kn...
punt nA lifeboat; sometimes a two-masted vessel.A lifeboat; sometimes a two-masted vesselPRINTED ITE...
floater n"There are three classes of fishermen: the'livyers', who live the year round on the Labra...
floater nThe schooner fishers are termed floaters, meaning they are not generally attached to fishin...
floater n"Floaters" are the fishermen who go to the coast (of Labrador) in their own schooners and ...
floater nJohn Hillier was the owner and skipper of Labrador floater, a schooner in which he lived a...
floater nThe men who fished [on the Labrador] from schooners were known as floaters.PRINTED ITEM ...
floater nThe Labrador Coast was a vanishing frontier [in the 1940s] . The same went for the sailing...
floater nLabrador codders who move during the summer.Labrador codders who move during the summer.PRI...
punt n'Small, shallow boat, propelled by oars or sculling-oar-- not flat-bottomed.'FEB 8 1965Used ...
floater nThese were the 'floaters,' the schooner-fishermen. (see _stationers_)PRINTED ITEMUsed I a...
floater nThe Labrador schooners were small, old and sometimes decrepit. They had no dories, for the...
floater nThen there was what they called the floater fleet which sailed up to Labrador from Concept...
floater nThe "Floaters" leave the Newfound- land ports about the 1st of June, and fish in the Strai...
floater nFloaters--Transient fishermen--largely Newfoundlanders.see cited qoutationPRINTED ITEM S...
floater nThis place used to be full - Tilting - full o' floaters, in the summer - fishing,you kn...
punt nA lifeboat; sometimes a two-masted vessel.A lifeboat; sometimes a two-masted vesselPRINTED ITE...
floater n"There are three classes of fishermen: the'livyers', who live the year round on the Labra...
floater nThe schooner fishers are termed floaters, meaning they are not generally attached to fishin...