Add to ORKGram's horn nAs soon as the boat arrives, she is fixed close to an oblong square low vessel of boards, so loosely joined at the bottom as to let the sea water run through it. This vessel, called _Ram's_ _horn_, probably a corruption of the French _Rin�oir_, is fastened to the Wharf's or stage's head. The fish is thrown, one by one, into the Ram's horn, where there are three men standing up to their knees in the water, two of whom rub, shake, and clean the fish with mops; this is afterwards thrown up by the third man on a kind of scaffold...PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story May 1958Used IUsed I1Used