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Plate 193
| Fig. 1, | Lantern keg containing matches, bread, tobacco, &c. |
| Fig. 2, | Compass. |
| Fig. 3, | Keg for fresh water. |
| Fig. 4, | Piggin for bailing. |
| Fig. 5, | Waif for signaling. |
| Fig. 6, | Tub-oar crotch, ships through cleat in gunwale, to clear
oar from the line when fast to whale. |
| Fig. 7, | Double oar-lock used when propelling the boat and for same as tub-oar crotch. |
| Fig. 8, | Large line in line-tub. |
| Fig. 9, | Knife for cutting line when foul. |
| Fig. 10, | Rowlock. |
| Fig. 11, | Hatchet for cutting line, cutting poles out of whales, &c. |
| Fig. 12, | Grapnel for catching line. |
| Fig. 13, | Drag, or drug, for bending on drug-iron to retard movements
of whales. |
| Fig. 14, | Canvas nipper to protect hands when handling line. |
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