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)

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

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.
Published: (1798)

Official log-book.

Ships' smooth deck logs.
Published: (1927)

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

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

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)

Two ancient Egyptian ships' logs : Papyrus Leiden I 350 verso, and Papyrus Turin 2008 + 2016 /
by: Janssen, Jac. J.
Published: (1961)

Inventory of the logbooks and journals in the G.W. Blunt White Library.
by: Schultz, Charles R.
Published: (1965)

The Seaman's journal-book : containing the outlines of a journal, properly divided and headed: with columns for hours, knots, half-knots, fathoms, courses, winds, lee-way, remarks, distance, difference of latitude, departure, latitude by dead reckoning, latitude by observation, meridian distance, longitude made, longitude in, &c. : 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.
Published: (1795)

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

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

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

Shipping at Montevideo during 1917.
Published: (1918)

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

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

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

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

Care and preservation of iron and steel ships.
Published: (1890)

Nicaragua, latest reports from Nicaraguan official sources.
Published: (1925)

Publishing proclamation by civil governor of Act of Congress entitled "Act to regulate shipping in trade between ports of U.S. and ports or places in Philippine Archipelago, between ports or places in Philippine Archipelago, and for other purposes".
Published: (1904)

Advance sheets of consular reports.
Published: (1902)

[Itinerary for Atlantic Fleet and torpedo flotilla for trip to west coast of U.S., with list of commanders].
Published: (1907)

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

Regulations to govern destruction of records of carriers by water as prescribed by Interstate Commerce Commission in accordance with Section 20 of Act to Regulate Commerce.
Published: (1913)

[Sailing qualities of naval vessels, modification of reporting requirements].
Published: (1872)

Trade review of Switzerland by districts.
Published: (1913)

Finnish-American trade.
Published: (1919)

[Order on designation of board to conduct general surveys of naval vessels].
Published: (1906)

Registry of foreign-built vessels.
Published: (1922)

Plans for Finland's future transit trade.
Published: (1920)