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Last Update: 28 February 2013 PAB LIBRARY Author(S) Title Last Name last update: 28 February 2013 PAB LIBRARY Author(s) Title Last Name(s) First Name(s) A Booklet on Lanyards van der Ham Willeke A Fresh Approach to Knotting and Ropework Warner Charles A Guide to the Multi, Single-Strand Cruciform Scott Harold Turk's Head A Treatise on Rope Making…: With a Chapman Robert Description of the Manufacture, Rules, Tables of Weights, Etc., Adapted to the Trade Admiralty Manual of Seamanship Vol. 1 Anonymous Advanced Leatherwork - Interesting Braids Edwards Ron and Flat Plaits All the Knots You Need: An Illustrated Guide Lee R.S. (pbk.) Art of Knots, The Berthier Marc P. G. Art of Knotting and Splicing, The Day Cyrus L. Art of Rigging, The Biddlecomb George Arts of the Sailor, The Smith Hervey Garrett Ashley Book of Knots, The Ashley Clifford W. Baden-Powell The Two Lives of a Hero Hillcourt William Bluejacket's Manual, The McLean Lt. Ridley Boat Ropes Finnis Bill Bob's Rigging & Crane Handbook Book of Knots, The Bowling Tom Book of Knots, The Budworth Geoffrey Book of Ornamental Knots, The Hensel John Book of Rope and Knots, The Severn Bill Book of Sailing Knots, The Owen Peter Braiding and Knotting: Techniques and Belash Constantine A. Projects Breast-Plate Designs to make and Wear Field Brian E. Bulletin of the International String Figure Sherman, Editor Mark Association Celtic Design Knotwork the Secret Method of Meehan Aidan the Scribes Celtic Knotwork Designs Sturrock Sheila Chapman's Nautical Guides-Knots Toss Brion Charles W. Morgan: The Last Wooden Stackpole Edouard A. Whaleship, The Chinese Knot Huo Shishshang Sheng Chinese Knotting Chinese Knotting Chinese Knotting (in English) Chen Lydia Chinese Knotting 2 (in Chinese) Chen Lydia Chinese Knotting 3 (in Chinese) Chen Lydia Clipper Ships and Their Makers Laing Alexander Complete Book of Decorative Knots, The Budworth Geoffrey Complete Book of Knots and Ropework, The Fry Eric C. Complete Book of Knots, The Budworth Geoffrey Complete Rigger's Apprentice: Tools and Toss Brion Techniques for Modern and Traditional Rigging, The Concerning Crosses Field Brian E. Cordage Fibres: Their Cultivation, Extraction Carter Herbert R. and Prepartaion for Market Cordage Institute Standards for Rope Anonymous Cowboy Roping and Rope Tricks Byers Chester Creative Ropecraft Grainger Stuart Culture-Historical Aspects of Knots and the van de Griend Pieter Science Behind Them Decorative Fusion Knots Lenzen J.D. Decorative Woven Flat Knots Pennock Skip Des Pawson's Knot Craft Pawson Des Devil and the Deep: A Guide to Nautical Myths Hillier Chris and Superstitions, The Directory of Knots, The Shaw John Encyclopedia of Knots and Fancy Rope Work Graumont & Hensel Raoul & John Encyclopedia of Rawhide and Leather Grant Bruce Braiding Essential Knot Book, The Jarmin Colin Essential Marine Knots Le Brun Dominique Ethicon Knot Tying Manual Anonymous Fancywork Lund Kaj Fender Book, The Jones Colin R. Finger Weaving: Indian Braiding Turner Alta R. Fisherman's Knots and Nets Graumont & Raoul & Elmer Wenstrom Fisherman's Knots and Wrinkles Hunter W.A. Follow the Whale Sanderson Ivan T. Forensic Analysis of Knots and Ligatures, The Chisnall Robert Fully Illustrated Knots, Useful and Ornamental Shaw George Russell Great Knots & How to Tie Them Lewis Derrick Great SCOT!: A Beginner's Guide to Ply-Split Hendrickson Linda Braids in Single-Course Oblique Twining Guide to Rigging Braid, Dacron and Gelspun Wilson Geoff Lines Halter-Tying Success: Astep-by-Step Guide to Longanecker Diane Making Hand-Tied Rope Halters for Horses Hamlyn Book of Knots,The Budworth Geoffrey Handbook of Knots Graumont Raoul Handbook of Knots and Splices,The Gibson Charles E. Handbook of Knots, The Costantino Maria Handbook of Rigging,The Newberry W.G. (Bill) Handbook of Seaman's Ropework Svensson Sam Handicrafts of the Sailor,The Banks Steven How to Make Knots, Bends and Splices as Biddle Tyrrel E. used at Sea How To Tie All Kinds of Knots Milburn George Illustrated Encyclopedia of Knots, The Budworth Geoffrey Inuit Knot Structures van de Griend Pieter Kedge-Anchor or Young Sailor's Assistant,The Brady William Ketupat Knot Designs van de Griend Pieter Knight's Modern Seamanship Knight Austin M. Knot Book,The Budworth Geoffrey Knot Handbook, The Costantino Maria Knot News Newsletter Archive Schmidbauer, Ed. Joseph Knot Now! The Complete Friendship Bracelet Hartelius Margaret kA. kit Knot Rhymes & Reasons Budworth Geoffrey Knot Theory From Vandermonde to Jones Przytycki Józef H. Knotcraft-The Practical and Entertaining Art of Macfarlan Allan & Paulette Tying Knots Knotlore Budworth Geoffrey Knotlore 2 Budworth Geoffrey Knots Hopkins Richard Knots Owen Peter Knots Perry Gordon Knots Hopkins Richard Knots and Applications Kauffman Louis H. Knots and How to Tie Them Gibson Walter Knots and Physics Kauffman Louis H. Knots and Rope Problems van de Griend Pieter Knots and Ropework Trower Nola Knots and Ropework (Practical and Fry Eric C. Decorative) Knots and Splices Blandford Percy W. Knots and Splices Day Cyrus L. 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Modern Rope Seamanship Jarmin & Beavis Colin & Bill Monograph #1 Sailmaker's Seam Rubbers Pawson, MBE Des Monograph #10 Notes from a Ropemaker Hawkins John History, Uses and Specifications Monograph #2 Some Notes on the Rogues Pawson, MBE Des Yarn Monograph #3 Sailmaker's Needles Pawson, MBE Des Monograph #4 Marline Spikes, Fids & Other Pawson, MBE Des Related Tools Monograph #5 An Historic Reprint Observations on Sails, Sail Cloth & Sailmaking Orr & Ratsey Matthew & Thomas Monograph #6 Sail Hooks, Sailmaker's Bench Pawson, MBE Des Hooks Monograph #7 Sailors' Rope Mats from Yarns, Pawson, MBE Des Strands and Sennit Monograph #8 Sailmaker's Palms Pawson, MBE Des Monograph #9 Navy Rigger's Blocks, Stocks Pawson, MBE Des or Benches More Bush Leatherwork Edwards Ron Morrow Guide to Knots, The Bigon & Regazzoni Mario & Guido Much Ado About Knotting Budworth Geoffrey Net Making Holdgate Charles New Encyclopedia of Knots,The Avery Derek E. 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