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Sports and Recreation Aquatics |
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Canoeing Man canoeing on a small river.... |
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Diver's Communication An illustration of communication between a diver and the surface. Q, Battery with switch and bell in case; and R, Attendant's receiver and transmitter.... |
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Diving Bell A diving bell, also known as a wet bell, is a cable-suspended airtight chamber, open at the bottom like a moon pool structure, that is lowered underwater to operate as a base or a means of transport f... |
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Diving Dress "Diving Apparatuses are contrivances by means of which divers are enabled to remain a considerable time under water. As the most skillful divers are unable to remain under water more than two or three... |
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Diving Dress "The diving dress envelops the whole body of the diver, the upper portion a being the "helmet," the intermediate portion b the "breast-plate," and the lower portion c the "dress." The hose by which th... |
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Diving Dress, Standard A standard diving dress consists of a metallic (copper, brass or bronze) diving helmet, an airline or hose from a surface supplied diving air pump, a canvas diving suit, diving knife and boots. An imp... |
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Diving Helmet (Back) Back view of a diving helmet.... |
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Diving Helmet (Front) A front view of a diving helmet. A, Helmet; B, Breastplate; F, Emergency cock; G, Glasses in frame; H, Metal screws and bands; I, Metal tabs; J, Hooks for keeping weight ropes into position; and L, Ey... |
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Diving Helmet (Side) A side view of a diving helmet. K, Segmental neck rings; D, Air conduits; Telephone receiver; N, transmitter; and O, contact piece to ring bell.... |
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Diving Helmet (Top) Top view of diving helmet. C, Air inlet valve; E, Regulating outlet valve; G, Glasses in frames; L, Eyes to which air pipe and life line are secured; and P, Connection for telephone cable.... |
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Diving-dress and diving-helmet The diving dress in a rubber suit with a metal helmet, having pieces of glass in front to enable to diver to see.... |
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Double Paddle "Probably the precursor of the Oar, and still is substitute among barbarous nations, is a wooden implement, consisting of a wide flat blade with a short handle, by means of which the operator spoons t... |
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Fishing A boy lying down, fishing at a river.... |
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How To Row 1 A figure portraying how to row; one must have good full reach.... |
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How To Row 2 A figure portraying how to row; one must not reach like this.... |
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How To Row 3 A figure portraying how to row; this is what a good finish should look like.... |
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How To Row 4 A figure portraying how to row; this is what a bad finish looks like.... |
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Little Girl Sailing A little girl on a sail boat holding onto the main sail.... |
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Paddle "Probably the precursor of the Oar, and still is substitute among barbarous nations, is a wooden implement, consisting of a wide flat blade with a short handle, by means of which the operator spoons t... |
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Rowing Man rowing.... |
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Rowing Man demonstrating the reach when rowing.... |
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Rowing Man demonstrating the recover when rowing.... |
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Rowing Four-oared shell.... |
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Rowing, Positions in "Rowing is the propulsion of a boat by oars. The oarsman sits with his face to the stern of the boat, his feet planted flush against his 'stretcher' or footboard, and the handle of the oar in his hand... |
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Rowing, Positions in "Rowing is the propulsion of a boat by oars. The oarsman sits with his face to the stern of the boat, his feet planted flush against his 'stretcher' or footboard, and the handle of the oar in his hand... |
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