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How to behave--though a débutante; opinions by Muriel as overheard by Emily Post (frontispiece and title
1. How to behave--though a débutante; opinions by Muriel as overheard by Emily Post (frontispiece and title page)
How to behave--though a débutante; opinions by Muriel as overheard by Emily Post (frontispiece and title
2. How to behave--though a débutante; opinions by Muriel as overheard by Emily Post (frontispiece and title page)
Man holding a boy looking though a telescope on the Space Needle observation deck, May 22, 1963
3. Man holding a boy looking though a telescope on the Space Needle observation deck, May 22, 1963
U.S. Coast Guard home defense patrol crew member inside the ship and looking though a porthole, 1942
4. U.S. Coast Guard home defense patrol crew member inside the ship and looking though a porthole, 1942
Bone wedding ring, made as though the bride and groom both wore it during the ceremony
5. Bone wedding ring, made as though the bride and groom both wore it during the ceremony
Earthen jar, [which] seems to be more modern, though not used by the Indians of the present day. It is
6. Earthen jar, [which] seems to be more modern, though not used by the Indians of the present day. It is of brick-color, painted black round the nedk
On the Shuswap River. "The upper stretches of this river are but little fished, though at times the
7. On the Shuswap River.
"The upper stretches of this river are but little fished, though at times the sport is of the best."--Leckie-Ewing
Type of basked rake used for deep water quahauging on Cape Cod. It consists of an iron framework, forming
8. Type of basked rake used for deep water quahauging on Cape Cod. It consists of an iron framework, forming a curved bowl, the under-edge of which is set with thin steel teeth varying in length from 2 to 4 inches, though usually 2 1/2 inch teeth are preferred. Over the bowl of this rake, which is strengthened by side and cross pieces of iron, is fitted a twine net, which, like the net of a scallop dredge, drags behind the framework. An average rake has from 19 to 21 teeth and weighs from 15 to 20 pounds.
Viewed from the side, as in an aquarium, fishes appear much more beautiful under water than when seen
9. Viewed from the side, as in an aquarium, fishes appear much more beautiful under water than when seen from above. These are but a few of thousands of Big-Eyes (Apogon norfolcensis) which foregather in coral pools at Lord Howe Island. Though ordinarily regarded as pests, these were studies with intense interest by fishermen who discovered in them unsuspected charms revealed by this unfamiliar aspect
Local distribution of the purple starfish, Asterias vulgaris, whose range, on our coast, extends from
10. Local distribution of the purple starfish, Asterias vulgaris, whose range, on our coast, extends from Labrador to Cape Hatteras, it being rarely found in shallow water, however, south of Capoe Cod. A concentration in the colder waters is here evident, though the distribution in Vineyard Sound is fairly general
Male and female of the horned dace just after completion of the spawning act. The female floats belly
11. Male and female of the horned dace just after completion of the spawning act. The female floats belly up as though dead. The male appears to examine the family of eggs, which are in front of his head and in front of the stones beneath him as well as in the intervening clear water. Photograph made with a reflecting camera, fish in an aquarium out of doors. The vegetation shown in this and the other figures were painted on the back of the aquarium
Alaska Sailing Sloop. Even the Indian fishermen now generally use power boats, though a few of the old
12. Alaska Sailing Sloop. Even the Indian fishermen now generally use power boats, though a few of the old canoes are still to be seen
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