tow vIf a man [sealer] fell through the ice, as he often did, he could usually get out with the help of his gaff. If he had any trouble, another sealer came to his aid with the hooked gaff. The gaffs were also used to handle the pelts, up to the time they were attached to the towing ropes to be hauled to the ship.PRINTED ITEM G.M. Story 5/79JH 5/79Used I and SupNot usedNot usedtow chain, tow line, tow rope, hauling-rop
sealing vbl n...first couple o' fellers went over they too a...took all the ropes, you know , the s...
hauling vblnseveral yards of strong cord were also selected, which were prepared with a noose, for a...
tow vThen we towed them [seal sculps] with a special tow-rope to special spots or ice-pans, placi...
gaffIf a man [sealer] fell through the ice, as he often did, he could usually get out with the help ...
tow vOn those stanchions, and on steampipes that overhead extended to the winches, oilskins, tow r...
hauling vbl nThe hauling rope was strung through the flipper holes in such a way that the pelts rest...
tow vThe sealers are armed with a"gaff," "sculping knife," and "towing-line." . . . a blow on the ...
tow v[Each man would have] a line for towing sealskins; and, above all, the sealers' gaff.PRINTED I...
tow vThe men went over the sides by watches, each in charge of a master watch. They carried gaf...
tow-roped aOf a sealer, equipped with rope for hauling seal pelts on the ice ...
tow vMen were out, running through drifts after a few scattered seals. Some of these I noticed the...
sealing vbl n...if 'twas the ice, you know, was in, you...you'd walk off... from the land, you kn...
hauling vblnWe had been issued with our gaffs and hauling ropes and were all ready to take to the f...
tow 2 na quantity of seals laced for towing over the ice to the steamer; or to her pans of seals - ...
tow vAre the sculps dragged on "tow-ropes" to the ship or "Pan-flags" on the Floe. (A Sealing Glos...
sealing vbl n...first couple o' fellers went over they too a...took all the ropes, you know , the s...
hauling vblnseveral yards of strong cord were also selected, which were prepared with a noose, for a...
tow vThen we towed them [seal sculps] with a special tow-rope to special spots or ice-pans, placi...
gaffIf a man [sealer] fell through the ice, as he often did, he could usually get out with the help ...
tow vOn those stanchions, and on steampipes that overhead extended to the winches, oilskins, tow r...
hauling vbl nThe hauling rope was strung through the flipper holes in such a way that the pelts rest...
tow vThe sealers are armed with a"gaff," "sculping knife," and "towing-line." . . . a blow on the ...
tow v[Each man would have] a line for towing sealskins; and, above all, the sealers' gaff.PRINTED I...
tow vThe men went over the sides by watches, each in charge of a master watch. They carried gaf...
tow-roped aOf a sealer, equipped with rope for hauling seal pelts on the ice ...
tow vMen were out, running through drifts after a few scattered seals. Some of these I noticed the...
sealing vbl n...if 'twas the ice, you know, was in, you...you'd walk off... from the land, you kn...
hauling vblnWe had been issued with our gaffs and hauling ropes and were all ready to take to the f...
tow 2 na quantity of seals laced for towing over the ice to the steamer; or to her pans of seals - ...
tow vAre the sculps dragged on "tow-ropes" to the ship or "Pan-flags" on the Floe. (A Sealing Glos...
sealing vbl n...first couple o' fellers went over they too a...took all the ropes, you know , the s...
hauling vblnseveral yards of strong cord were also selected, which were prepared with a noose, for a...
tow vThen we towed them [seal sculps] with a special tow-rope to special spots or ice-pans, placi...