Add to ORKGsealer 1 nTo each end of the head rope is fixed a line with a pole standing erect in the water to guide the sealers to the net.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story October 1965Used IUsed I1Not usedsiler,soiler,swiler,swoiler,LANDSMANThe source is not listed but stamped
sealer 1 nThe men hired to man a sealing vessel (but not to 'crew' her) operating on the Front or i...
seal nEarly in the last century many seals were caught by landsmen. A seal net was described as bei...
sealer 1 nthe men who " go to the ice."PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story June 1961Used IUsed I1Not usedsiler,s...
sealer 1 nI recall more faintly the reports that the sealer " Southern Cross" was overdue..PRINTED ...
sealer 1 nThe sealers lay hold of either [corner], and by their means bring the head of the net to ...
sealer 1 nTo pay the sealers, or the same men as cod-fishers, regular wages, would at present be im...
sealer 1 nA vessel prosecuting the annual seal-hunt.G.M.Story October 1965Used IUsed I1Not usedsile...
sealer 1 na sealer is a _swiler_...PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story June 1959Used IUsed I1Not usedsil...
sealer 1 nThus I had experience such as no other American writer has ever had, on two old-time sea...
sealer 1 nBut to pay the sealers, or the same men as cod-fishers, regular wages, would at present ...
sealer 1 nThere was a Canadian on board one of our sealers who was very smart at going on the ice.P...
sealer 1 nWhen storms prevail to shorten sail, Aloft bold sealer go [sic] On slippery shro...
seal nSeal nets.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story November 1965Used I and SupUsed I4Not usedsile,soil,swale,swi...
sealer 1 nWhen successful, the sealers, sometimes return in two or three weeks.PRINTED ITEM W.J.KI...
sealer 1 nAboard a sealer, the first whitecoat caught should be kept alive, for a while at least, t...
sealer 1 nThe men hired to man a sealing vessel (but not to 'crew' her) operating on the Front or i...
seal nEarly in the last century many seals were caught by landsmen. A seal net was described as bei...
sealer 1 nthe men who " go to the ice."PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story June 1961Used IUsed I1Not usedsiler,s...
sealer 1 nI recall more faintly the reports that the sealer " Southern Cross" was overdue..PRINTED ...
sealer 1 nThe sealers lay hold of either [corner], and by their means bring the head of the net to ...
sealer 1 nTo pay the sealers, or the same men as cod-fishers, regular wages, would at present be im...
sealer 1 nA vessel prosecuting the annual seal-hunt.G.M.Story October 1965Used IUsed I1Not usedsile...
sealer 1 na sealer is a _swiler_...PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story June 1959Used IUsed I1Not usedsil...
sealer 1 nThus I had experience such as no other American writer has ever had, on two old-time sea...
sealer 1 nBut to pay the sealers, or the same men as cod-fishers, regular wages, would at present ...
sealer 1 nThere was a Canadian on board one of our sealers who was very smart at going on the ice.P...
sealer 1 nWhen storms prevail to shorten sail, Aloft bold sealer go [sic] On slippery shro...
seal nSeal nets.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story November 1965Used I and SupUsed I4Not usedsile,soil,swale,swi...
sealer 1 nWhen successful, the sealers, sometimes return in two or three weeks.PRINTED ITEM W.J.KI...
sealer 1 nAboard a sealer, the first whitecoat caught should be kept alive, for a while at least, t...
sealer 1 nThe men hired to man a sealing vessel (but not to 'crew' her) operating on the Front or i...
seal nEarly in the last century many seals were caught by landsmen. A seal net was described as bei...
sealer 1 nthe men who " go to the ice."PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story June 1961Used IUsed I1Not usedsiler,s...