Non-receipt of log books.

[Reminder on keeping of ships' logs].
Published: (1908)

List of log books of U.S. vessels, 1861-1865, on file in Navy Department.
Published: (1898)

Instructions for keeping log-books and compiling meteorological returns.
Published: (1886)

The logs of the Chariot Royal, 1752-1753 : a detailed account of the Chariot Royal's Louisiana campaign as recorded in the ship's logs /
Published: (2010)

Vessel voyage data analysis; a comparative study,
by: Loroch, Kim J
Published: (1966)

Ships' smooth deck logs.
Published: (1927)

Rule for entering in log direction of wind.
Published: (1918)

Chapman boater's log /
by: Wooldridge, John, 1947-
Published: (2003)

[Ships' logs regulations of Revenue-Cutter Service; amendments].
Published: (1913)

The Seaman's log book : containing the outlines of a log book, properly divided and headed: with columns for hours, knots, half-knots, courses, winds, lee-way, and remarks. Well adapted for the purpose of entering every day's work with the greatest readiness, being calculated to save much time and trouble at sea.

Official log-book.

Official log-book : supplied gratuitously by Government of U.S. to American vessels in foreign trade and trade between Atlantic and Pacific ports of U.S.
Published: (1905)

Water transportation in U.S.
Published: (1918)

Transfer of enlisted men to receiving ships for discharge.
Published: (1918)

Sea-borne trade of British India.
Published: (1918)

Danish companies to reinvest insurance proceeds in new ships.
Published: (1918)

Shipping at Montevideo during 1917.
Published: (1918)

Docket No. 10, Marine Workers' Affiliation of Port of New York versus New York Harbor boat owners.
Published: (1918)

Australian shipping notes.
Published: (1912)

[Table of reports required from ships in commission, navy yards, and naval stations, by officer responsible].
Published: (1909)

Periodical reports desired on shipping conditions.
Published: (1923)

Marking of name, home port, and draught on vessels.
Published: (1891)

[Memorandum from governor of Gibraltar on protocol for foreign naval vessels and crews].
Published: (1900)

Customs launches, port of Manila : Regulations concerning maintenance of.
Published: (1908)

Liability of ocean carriers for cargo damage or loss; progress toward uniform legislation.
Published: (1924)

[Circular prohibiting changes to machinery of naval vessels without submission of description and drawings to Bureau of Steam Engineering].
Published: (1877)

Clearing foreign vessels for ports of Legaspi and Tabaco.
Published: (1907)

New York-Brazil shipping facilities.
Published: (1916)

List of U.S. naval vessels 1861-1865, including Ellet Ram Fleet and Mississippi Marine Brigade; Appendix, list of U.S. Coast Survey vessels 1861-1865.
Published: (1891)

Ships and weapons of Navy.
Published: (1898)

[Document not titled.].
Published: (1930)

Report of chief engineer J. W. King, U.S. Navy, on European ships of war and their armament, naval administration and economy, marine constructions, torpedo-warfare, dock-yards, et cetera, et cetera, 2nd edition.
Published: (1878)

Rondout, in district of New York, designated as point for discharge of bulky cargoes under Section 29 of Act of June 26, 1884.
Published: (1896)

Reorganization of American President Lines, Ltd. (formerly Dollar Steamship Lines, Inc., Ltd.).
Published: (1939)

Location of receiving ship New York.
Published: (1919)

Transfer of vessels.
Published: (1922)