UC-NRLF
A COLLECTION
OF
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, LOG BOOKS
PICTURES, ETC.
ILLUSTRATING
WHALES AND THE WHALE FISHERY
CONTAINED IN THE
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
o
SECOND EDITION, APRIL, J920
In the middle of the last century the district of New Bedford had
a fleet of over 400 vessels, mostly ships and barques, engaged in
whaling. The introduction of mineral oil as an illuminant, the
scarcity of whales, and the Civil War all greatly depleted that fleet,
and at the present writing there are no more than one-half dozen
vessels which claim New Bedford as their home port.
It is fitting that the New Bedford Library should make a specialty
of books bearing on the engrossing subject of whales and whaling.
This pamphlet is the revised edition of "A Collection of Books, Pam-
phlets, Log Books, Pictures, etc., Illustrating the Whale Fishery, Con-
tained in the Free Public Library, New Bedford, Mass." April, 1907.
Since the issue of that pamphlet many books and pictures have been
added so it seems timely to issue this new edition.
In our city the Old Dartmouth Historical Society, with its Whaling
Museum, contains a very complete collection of the utensils and para-
phernalia associated with whaling, and the very large model ship
housed in that museum affords great interest to visitors. With the
books and pictures in the library, the student of this fascinating sub-
ject will find very much of interest.
The library solicits additions by gift, or purchase, to its collection.
GEO. H. TRIPP,
Librarian.
THE WHALEMAN STATUE ON THE GROUNDS OF THE FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
"In Honor of the Whalemen Whose Skill, Hardihood, and Daring Brought Fame and Fortune to
New Bedford and Made its Name Known in Every Seaport on the Globe."
Gift of W. W. Crapo
421315
WHALING INDUSTRY
WHAUSS.
Allen, Glover M.
Some observations on rorquals off
Southern Newfoundland. (Re-
print from American Naturalist
XXXVIII, No. 453. 1904.)
599.5-AL54S
Sowerby's whale on the American
coast. (Reprint from American
Naturalist. XL, No. 473. 1906.)
599.5-AL54SO
Whalebone whales of New England.
Boston Society of Natural Hist.,
vol. 8, part 2. 505-B65
Andrews, Roy C.
California gray whale. 1914.
599.5-AN26M
Beale, Thomas.
Natural history of the sperm whale.
1839. 639.3-B36
Beddard, F. E.
Book of whales. 1900. 599.5-B39
Bernaert.
Notice sur la Baleine £chou§e pr£s
d'Ostende et sur les fetes don-
n£es par H. Kessels. Paris. 1829.
599.5-B456N
Bonneterre, L'Abb£.
Tableau encyclop£dique et m£tho-
dique des trois r£gnes de la na-
ture. Cetologie. 1879.
599.5-F-B646T
Brown, J. Temple.
Some notes on whales. In Bulletin
of U. S. Fish Commission, p. 411,
48th Cong., first session, H. Miss,
vol. 1.
Brown, Sir Thomas.
Of the Spermaceti whale. Vol. 1,
p. 353. 824.4-B81
Camper, Pierre.
Observations anatomiques sur la
structure interieure et le squelette
de plusieurs esp£ces de c£tac6s.
2 vols. Paris. 1820.
599.5-F-C1530
Capellini, G.
Delia Balena di Taranto. Bologna.
1877. 599.5-I-C174B
Balenottera di Mondini. Bologna.
1877. 599.5-I-C174BA
Collection Academique. Supp. des
Trans. Phil, de la Soci6t£ Royale de
Londres. Peche des Baleines en
Amerique. 1683.
599.5-F-C686P
Cope, E. D.
The cetacea. Am. Naturalist.
24:599
Cuvier, G. L. C. F. D. (Baron).
Animal kingdom. Cetacea. Vol 1.
590-C982
Dewhurst, Henry W.
Natural history of the order cetacea,
and the Oceanic inhabitants of
the Arctic regions. 1834.
599.5-D51N
Egede, H.
Description et histoire naturelle du
Greenland. 1763. 998-F-EG26G
Escricht, Prof., D. F., and others.
Recent memoirs of the Ray Society.
Cetacea. 1866. 599.5-ES12R
Escricht, Prof.
Undersogelser over Hvaldyrene.
599.5-ES1U
Flower, W. H.
In — Osteology of the mammalia.
1885. 591.79-F66
Whales, past and present, and their
probable origin. 1883.
599.5-F657W
Gasco, Francesco.
Intorno alia balena presa in Taranto
nel Feb., 1877. Napoli. 1878.
599.5-I-G212I
Geoffroy, Saint-Hilaire, Etienne.
Fragmens sur la structure et les
usages des glandes mamellaires
des C§tac6s. Paris. 1834.
599.5-I-G212I
Gesner, Conrad.
Fischbuch; das ist ein kurtze doch
vollkomme beschreybung aller
Fischen so in dem meer und
anderen wasseren. 1575.
597-G-G335F
•Goode, G. Brown.
Whales and porpoises. In — The
fisheries and fishing industries of
the TJ. S., 47 Cong., first Sess.,
Miss., Doc. 124, pts. 6-7.
Also 597-G61F
Graells, M. P.
Las ballenas en las costas oceanicas
de Espana. Madrid, n. d.
599.5-S-G754B
Gray, John E.
Catalogue of seals and whales in
the British Museum. 2 vols.
1866, 599.5-G796LC
Greenland captain on the whale.
In — Tradesman, or Commercial
Magazine. 633.3-W55-P.16
Guerin, Raoul.
fitudes zoologiques et paleontolo-
giques sur la famille des Cetaces.
Paris. 1874. 599.5-F-G934E
Hamilton, Robert.
Natural history of the ordinary
cetacea or whales. 1837.
599.5-H18
Hehn, Martinus.
De tectura et formatione barbae
balaenae. 1849. 599.5-M366T
Lilljeborj, Wilhelm.
Obversigt af Skandinaviens Hvald-
iur. Upsala. 1862.
599.5-SW-L6270
On two subfossil whales discovered
in Sweden. Upsala. 1867
599.5-JLO4 / 1
Linne, Sir Charles.
General system of nature. 1806.
V. 1, p. 127. 502-L64
McCulloch, J. R.
Dictionary of commerce.
Malm, A. W.
Hvaldjur I Sveriges Museer. Stock-
holm. 1871. 599.5-SW-M296M
Murie, James.
On the organization of the Caaing
whale. 1867. 599.5-M94O
Murray, Andrew.
Geographic distribution of mam-
mals. 1866. 599-M96
Notes sur un cachalot, par S. A. S.
Le Prince Albert de Monaco.
Paris. 1896. 599-F-M74N
Owen, Richard.
Comparative anatomy and physi-
ology. 1866. 596-OW2
Pliny.
Natural history. Vol. 2, p. 359.
508-P71
Pouchet, M. G.
Anciens echouages de cetaces.
599-M317-P.4
Programm des zur Schau ausges-
tellten Wallfisch Ungeheuers.
599-M317-P.3
Racouitza, Emile G.
Summary of general observations
on the spouting and movements
of whales. Smithsonian Inst. An-
nual Report. 1903. 506-SM6
Sampson, William.
Is a whale a fish? Accurate report
of the case of James Maurice
against Samuel Judd, tried in
the Mayor's office of the City of
New York, on the 30th and 31st
of December, 1818. 1819.
639.3-SA46
Sars, G. O.
Bidrag til en noiere characteristik
af vore Bardehvaler.
599-M317-P.7
Om Blaahvalen. 599-M317-P.9
Om individuelle Variationer hos
Rorhvalerne og deraf betingede
Uligheder i den ydre og indre
Bygning. 599-M317-P.8
Scammon, C. M.
Marine mammals of the northwest-
ern coast of North America. 1874.
599.5-SCA5
Schmidt, Oscar.
The mammalia, p. 246. 599-SCH5
Sheppard, Thomas.
Whale's skeleton. 1901.
599.5-SH47G
Southwell, Thomas.
Seals and whales of the British
seas. 1881. 599-SO8
Struthers, John.
Memoir of the anatomy of the
hump-back whale. 1889.
599.5-ST87M
Thiercelin, L.
Action des sels solubles de strych-
nine associes au curare sur les
gros cetaces. Paris. 1866.
599.5-F-T345A
True, Fred W.
Contributions to the natural history
of the Cetaceans. A review of
the family Delphinidae.
506-SM6N No. 36
Description of a beaked whale re-
cently discovered on the coast of
North Carolina.
506-SM6P Vol. 45
Nomenclature of whalebone whales.
506-SM6P Vol. 21
Whalebone whales of the western
North Atlantic. In — Smith. Inst.,
Vol. 33, Contrib. to knowledge.
506-SM6C
Tullberg, Tycho.
Bau und Entwicklung der Barten
bei balaenoptera Sibaldii. 1883.
599.5-G-T826B
Turner, William.
Account of the great Finner whale
(Balaenoptera Sibaldii) stranded
at Longniddry. 1870.
599.5-T85A
Van Beneden, P. J.
Un mot sur la Baleine du Japon.
599.5-F-V274M
Wall, William S.
History and description of the
skeleton of a new sperm whale,
lately set up in the Australian
Musuem, together with some ac-
count of a new genus of sperm
whale called Euphysetes. 1851.
599.5-W15H
WHALING.
'Abbott, Willis J.
American merchant ships and
sailors. 1902. 656-AB27A
Aldrich, Herbert L.
Arctic Alaska and Siberia, or Eight
months with the Arctic whale-
men. 1887. 639.3-AL2
I
Anderson, Johann.
Nachrichten von Island Gronland
und der Strasse Davis. 1747.
919.8-G-AN27N
Andrews, Lorrin.
Sabbath whaling; or, Is it right to
take whales on the Sabbath?
Lahaina, Maui, S. I. n. d.
639.3-AN26S
Andrews, Roy C.
Whale hunting with gun and
camera. 1916. 639.3-AN27W
Ashley, Clifford W.
Blubber hunters. 639.3-AS36B
Austin, Jane G.
Nantucket scraps. 1883.
917.449-AU7
Ballantyne, Robert M.
Fighting the whales, or, Doings and
dangers of a fishing cruise, 1865,
1870. 639.3-B212F
Banks, Charles E.
History of Marthas Vineyard.
1911. Whalefishery, Vol. 1,
Chap. 28. 974.41-M365B
Barren", William.
Old whaling days. Hull. 1895.
910.4-B269O
Beale, Thomas.
Natural history of the sperm
whale, etc., to which is added
A sketch of a South Sea whaling
voyage. London. 1839.
639.3-B36
Beane, J. F.
From forecastle to cabin; the
story of a cruise in many seas,
taken from a journal kept each
day, wherein was recorded the
happenings of a voyage around
the world in pursuit of whales.
1905. 910.4-B376F
Bennett, Frederick D.
Narrative of a whaling voyage
around the globe. 2 vols. Lon-
don. 1840. 910-B43
Bewick, Thomas.
Description of above three hun-<
dred animals, viz., beasts, birds,
fishes, serpents and insects, with
a particular account of the man-
ner of catching whales in
Greenland. Glasgow. 1801.
590-B46D
Bickerdyke, J. •
Sea-fishing, containing Whaling,
by Sir H. W. Gore-Booth. 1895.
799.2-B47
Bliss, William R.
Quaint Nantucket. 1896.
974.41-N157BL
Bolau. Heinrich.
Die geographische Verbreitung
der wichtigsten Wale des Stil-
len Ozeans. Hamburg. 1895.
639.3-G-B63G
Browne, J. Ross.
Etchings of a whaling cruise, with
notes of a sojourn on the island
of Zanzibar. 1846.
639.3-B814E
Brown, J. Temple.
Whalemen, vessels, apparatus, and
methods of the whale fishery.
In — Fisheries and Fishing In-
dustries of the U. S. Vol. 2,
pp. 218-293. 597-G61F
Bullen, Frank T.
Cruise of the Cachalot. 1899.
910.4-B87
Burns, Walter N.
A year with a whaler. 1886.
639.3-B895Y
Catalogue of Nantucket whalers and
their voyages from 1815 to 1870.
Nantucket, 1876. 974.41-N159H
Chase, Owen.
Narrative of the most extraordinary
and distressing shipwreck of the •
whale-ship Essex at Nantucket,
— which was attacked and finally
destroyed by a large spermaceti
whale in the Pacific Ocean.
1821. 910.4-C387N
Chase, Washington.
Voyage from the United States to
South America eighteen
months cruise in a Nantucket -'
whale-ship. Newburyport. 1823.
910.4-C388V
Cheever, H. T.
Whale and its captors; or, the
whaleman's adventures. 1850.
1886. 639.3-C41
Clutterbuck, Walter J.
A skipper in Arctic seas. 1890.
919.8-C627S
Colnett, James.
A voyage to the South Atlantic and
round Cape Horn into the Pacific
Ocean, for the purpose of ex-
tending the spermaceti whale
fisheries. London. 1798.
910.4-C71V
Congdon, James B.
New Bedford. 974.48-N42-P-7 "
Convention r£glement et loi concern-
ment Les Pgcheries dans les mers
situees entre les c6tes de France et
celles de la Grande-Bretagne. Paris.
1846. 639.3-W55-P-18
Conway, Sir Martin.
No man's Land, A history of Spitz-
bergen. 1906. 988.2-C767N
Cramer, Danielem.
ICurtze Beschreibung des grossen
Walfisches welcher den' 13 Maii
dieser jetzt lauffenden Jahrs jung-
sthin in Pommern Todt anges-
trandet ist. 1620.
639.3-W55-P-15
Crantz, David.
History of Greenland. Whales and
whaling 1767. 998-C85
Cupples, George.
Cupples Howe, mariner. 1885.
639.3-C926C
Curtis, Stephen, Jr.
Brief extracts from the journal of
a voyage performed by the
whale-ship M y of New Bed-
ford. 1844. 639.3-W55-P-4
Also in vol. 60 of 040-P19
• Davis, William M.
Nimrod of the sea, or, the Ameri-
1 can whaleman* 1874.
910.4-D29N
Delano, R.
Wanderings and adventures: being
a narrative of twelve years' life
in a whale-ship. 1846.
639.3-D37
Also in P. box 299
Denison, Charles W.
Old Slade; or, Fifteen years ad-
ventures of a sailor, including a
residence among cannibals on
Wallace Islands. 639.3-D415O
Densmore, D. C.
The halo: an autobiography. 1876.
B-D436
- Dexter, Elisha.
Narrative of the wreck of brig
William and Joseph of Marthas
Vineyard. 1848. P. box 80
. Dodge, G. A.
A whaling voyage in the Pacific
Ocean, and its incidents. 1882.
639.3-W55-P-2
Egede, Hans.
Det gamle Gronlands. 1741.
998-D-Eg26G
Elking, Henry.
View of the Greenland trade and
whaleflshing, with national and
private advantages thereof. Lon-
don. 1722. 63i9.3-EL55V
Ellis, Leonard B.
History of New Bedford and its
vicinity. Chap. 22. 1892.
974.41-N421E
Enderby, Charles.
Proposal for reestablishing the
British southern whaleflshery.
1847. 639.3-EN2
Eschricht, D. F.
Om Nordhvalen. 1861. Kjoben-
havn. 1861. 639.3-D-ES17N
Faits et observations sur 1'etat ac-
tuel de la Peche de la Baleine en
France. Havre. 1851.
639.3-W55-P-28
Faulkner, Joseph P.
Eighteen months on a Greenland
whaler. 1878. 910.4-F27E
Fisheries Exhibition, International.
Vol 1-7, 9, 13. 639-ln8
-Folger, J. H.
Handbook of Nantucket. 1875.
974.41-N157FO
Flower, William H.
Observations upon a fin-whale,
recently stranded in Pevensey
.Bay. 1865. 639.3-W55-P-12
Forbes, Allan.
Special exhibitions of whaling pic-
tures from the collection of
Allan Forbes. Peabody Museum.
1919. 639.3-W55
-Forbes, R. B.
Loss of the Essex, destroyed by a
whale, with an account of the
sufferings of the crew, who were
driven to extreme measures to
sustain life. 1884.
639.3-W55-P-1
Fotherby, Robert.
Narrative of a voyage to Spitzber-
gen in the year 1613. 1860.
919.8-F826N
France, Maritime.
1. La Baleine Franche. 1852.
2. Dep^cement de la Baleine.
1852. 639.3-F-F842
-Freeman, Frederick.
The history of Cape Cod. 2 vols.
1860-62. 974.41-C174F
Die Gefahren des Wallfischfanger.
1828. 639.3-W55-P-13
Gerstacker, Friedrich.
Die Nacht auf dem Walfish.
Frankfurt. A. M.
639.3-W55-P-14
Also- in De Tijd. 639.3-D-D485
Der kleine Walfischfanger.
910.4-G-G327K
Gottinsche gelehrte Anzeigen. 1826.
(Review of Scoreby's Journal)
639.3-W55-P-20
A Greenland captain, on the whale.
1812. 639.3-W55-P-16
Grinnell, Joseph.
Statistical table of whaling industry
in U. S. 1844. Pam. box 57
Hagenaar, Hendrik, and Tasman, Abel
Janson.
Nederlandsche Reisen. 1786.
639.3-D-H124N
Hall, Daniel W.
Arctic rovings; or, The adventures
of a New Bedford boy. 1861.
639.3-H143A
Hammond, Thomas W.
On board a whaler. 1901. H1885O
Hazen, Jacob A.
Five years before the mast, or, Life
in the forecastle aboard a whaler
and a man-of-war. 1854.
910.4-H33F
Holmes, Lewis.
Arctic whaleman; or, Winter in the
Arctic Ocean, being a narrative
of the wreck of the whaleship
Citizen, of New Bedford, in the
Arctic Ocean. 1857. 639.2-H73A
Honig, J.
Historische, oudheid en Letter-
kundige Studien. (de Groen-
landische en Straat Davissche
visschery.) 839.38-D-H756H
Vol. 2
Hull Museum Publications, Thomas
Sheppard, curator.
No. 25. Hull whaling days.
639.3-SH47
No. 30. Hull whaling relics. Hull
whaling statistics.
639.3-SH471H
No. 31. Hull whaling relics and
Arctic; or, Historical records of
250 years. 639.3-SH471HU
No. 35. Hull whaling log-book.
639.3-SH47H
No. 33. Quarterly record of addi-
tions. 1906. Renowned cen-
tury-old whaler Trueiove.
639.3-W55-P-26
Hurd, D. H., comp.
History of Bristol County, Mass>
Chap. 9. 974.41-B777H
Hutchinson, H. S. & Co., pub.
Cutting in a whale, a series of
twenty-five photographs. 1903.
639.3-H91C.
Ives & Jewett, pub.
Catching of the whale and seal.
1838. -639.3-IV37C
Jarman, Robert.
Journal of a voyage to the South"'
Seas, in the "Japan," employed
in the sperm whalefishery. Lon-
don. 1838. 639.3-J292J
Jenkins, Thomas H.
Bark Kathleen sunk by a whale.
1902. 910.4-J41B
Jones, John B.
Life and adventure in the South
Pacific by a roving printer. 1861.
639.3-J714L
Journal des connaissances utiles.
Baleine. (Peche de la.) 1836.
639.3-W55-P-25
Journal des voyages.
Peche de la Baleine, dans la Mer
des Antilles. 1822.
639.3-W55-P-24
Emploi des fusses a la Congrdve
pour la peche de la Baleine, et
description de ces fusees. 1822.
639.3-W55-P-23
Kingston, W. H. G.
Old Jack: a man-of-war's man and \
South Sea whaler. London. 1859.
910.4-K6170
Kohler, Fried. G.
Reis naar de Ijszee en naar de
kusten van Greenland en Spitz-
bergen. Amsterdam. 1820.
639.3-D-K816R
Kottenkamp, Franz.
Der Wallfisch und Walfischfang.
639.3-W55P.il
Kriess, Freid., trans.
William Scoresby's des Jungern.
Tagebuch einer Reise auf .den
Wallfischfang. Hamburg. 1825.
639.3-G-SC07
Laflin, James, pub.
List of officers composing the whal-
ing fleet. San Francisco. 1886-
1888, 1890-1908. 639.3-L136L
Laing, John.
Account of a voyage to Sptzbergen.
1815. 919.8-L14
Lay, William, and Hussey, Cyrus M.
Narrative of the mutiny on board
the ship Globe, of Nantucket,
Mass. New London. 1822.
919.68-L451
Le Compte, Jules.
Pratique de la p§che de la baleine */
dans les mers du Sud. Paris, /(
1833. 639-F-L49
Leslie, Sir John.
Narrative of discovery and adven-
ture in the Polar seas and regions.
1831. 919.8-L56
Lindeman, Moritz.
Vol. 1. Die Arktische Fischerei
de Deutschen Seestadte, mit zwei
Karten von A. Petermann. 1620-
1868.
Vol. 2. Die Seefischereien, ihre
Gabiete, Betrieb, und Ertrage.
Gotha. 1880. 639.3-G-L64A
Die Gegenwartige Eismeer-Fisch-
erei. 1899. 639.3-G-L64G
List of ships in New Bedford district,
1832. 1835. P. box 93 •*
M<5Nab, Robert.
Old whaling days. Melbourne.
1913. 993.1-M2310
Macy, Obed.
History of Nantucket. 1880.
974.41-N157M
Macy, William Hussey.
There she blows! The whales we
* caught and how we did it. 1899.
639.3-M257W
M'Donald, Alexander.
A narrative of some passages in the
history of Eenoolooapik, a young
Esquimaux. . . . Remarks on
the Northern whalefishery. Ed-
inburgh. 1841. 910.4-M146N
Manby, George M.
Journal of a voyage to Greenland
~ in the year 1821. London. 1822.
910.4-M316J
Mariner's Chronicle. New. Haven.
1834. 910.4-M33
Mariner's Library. 1840. 910.4-M335
Markham, Albert H.
Whaling cruise to Baffins Bay.
1875. 910.4-M34W
Markham, Clements R.
Threshold of the unknown region.
1873. 919.8-M34
Mason, Otis T.
Aboriginal American harpoons. In
— National Museum Report. 1900.
56 Cong. 2 Sess. H. Doc. 115.
Maury, Nannie B.
Whalers and whaling. 1896.
639.3-M44
\
Mermilliod, M.
Rapport fait au nom de la Commis-
sion chargee de 1'examen du pro-
jet de loi relatif a la peche de la
baleine. 639.3-W55-P-17
Martens, Predrik.
Naukeurige Beschryvinge . van
Greenland, of Spitzbergen. Am-
sterdam. 1770. 919.8-D-M364V
Viaggio. 919.8-I-M364V
Mobius, K.
Ueber den Pang und die Verwer-
thung der Walflschs in Japan.
Berlin. 1894. 639.3-G-M724U
Miiller, H. C.
Whalefishing in the Faroe Islands.
639.3-M884E
Miiller, S.
Geschiedenis der Noordsche Com-
pagnie. Utrecht. 1874.
639.3-D-M914G
Murdoch, W. G. Burns.
Modern whaling and bear-hunting.
1917. 639.3-M947M
Munger, James P.
Two years in the Pacific and Arctic
Oceans and China. Vernon. 1852.
910.4-M92
Murphey, Charles.
Journal of a whaling voyage on
board ship Dauphin, of Nan-
tucket. (In verse.) 1877.
639.3-M95
Also 639.3-W55-P-5
Murphy, R. C.
Subantarctic whaling. Pictures on
whaling in brig Daisy of New
Bedford. P. box 359
Nederlandische Reizen.
Walvischvang te Pirando, in Japan.
Amsterdam. 1786.
639.3-D-H124N
Nevens, William.
Forty years at sea. 1848.
910.4-N41F
Newhall, Charles L.
Adventures of Jack, or, A life on
the wave. 1859. 639.3-N456A
Nordhoff, Charles.
Whaling and fishing. N751W
Old Dartmouth Historical Society.
Publications.
No. 2. Ships built in Dartmouth.
No. 14. Fitting out a whaleship.
Old whalers.
No. 43. Oxford village.
No. 44. Ship Bartholomew Gos-
nold. Bourne Whaling Museum.
No. 45. Dedication of Bourne
Whaling Museum.
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IS
LOG BOOKS.
"Look at the manner in which the
people of New England have of late
carried on the whale fishery. Whilst
we follow them among the tumbling
mountains of ice, and behold them
penetrating into the deepest frozen
recesses of Hudson's bay and Davis's
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beneath the Arctic circle, we hear
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ington. G. Howland.
14
Corinthian, ship, 62-63, Valentine
Lewis. G. & M. Howland.
Cornelia, bark, 71-74, Leroy S. Lewis.
J. P. Knowles, 2d.
Cortes, ship, 42-47, J. W. Hammond.
G. Howland.
Desdemona, bark, 65-69, E. B. Phin-
ney. G. & M. Howland. In — George
and Susan. 1874.
Desdemona, bark, 69-72, Samuel F.
Davis. G. & M. Howland.
*• Dimon, bark, 45-48, A. Smith. C. R.
Tucker & Co.
Doctor Franklin, bark, 61-64, B. C.
Manchester. Cobb & Manchester.
Edward, bark, 60-64, Orrick Smalley.
Thos. Knowles & Co.
Eliza, bark, 69-73, John D. Dimond.
J. Bourne, Jr.
Eliza Swift, bark, 59-63, J. E. Chase.
Swift & Allen.
Eliza Swift, 63-67, Reuben Pontius.
Swift .& Allen.
Eliza Swift, 63-68, Reuben Pontius,
Swift & Allen.
Emily Morgan, ship, 42-46, R. P.
Ewer. C. W. Morgan.
Endeavor, bark, 54-57, Israel Hors-
ley. A. Ashley, 2d.
Enterprise, ship, 42-43. See Hibernia,
'43, Bailey. Gibbs.
Eugenia, bark, 51-55, William Wood.
Swift & Allen.
Eugenia, bark, 55-59, William Cottle.
Swift & Allen.
Eugenia, bark, 59-63, Solomon Ham-
lin. Swift & Allen.
Eugenia, bark, 65-69, J. Steen and
— Barnes. Swift & Allen.
Eugenia, bark, 69-71, D. B. Nye.
Swift & Allen.
Euphrates, ship, 54-57, Chas. B. Kill-
mer. E. W. Howland.
Europa, ship (fifth voyage), 67, John
G. Nye. C. R. Tucker & Co.
Exchange, bark, 44-46. C. R. Tucker
& Co.
Exchange, sch., 44, Hopkins.
R. W. Holmes.
Fabius, ship, 57-62, Geo. A. Smith.
C. R. Tucker & Co.
Fabius, ship, 62-65, Dan'l D. Wood.
C. R. Tucker & Co.
Fanny, bark, 52-56, D. B. Nye, Jr.
Swift & Allen.
Fanny, bark, 56-60, B. L. Boadry.
Swift & Allen.
Fanny, bark, 64-69, J. R. Hunting.
Swift & Allen.
Fanny, bark, 69-71, L. W. Williams
Swift & Allen.
Florida, ship, 43-49, Cunningham.
E. C. Jones.
Florida, ship, 59-63, C. P. Fish. E. C.
Jones.
Frances Henrietta, 35-36, R. G. Luce.
C. W. Morgan.
Gay Head, 52-56, Richard D. Wood.
J. B. Wood & Co.
General Scott, ship, Fairhaven, 55-58,
Benj. Clough. N. Church.
George & Susan, ship, 34-37, G. &
M. Howland.
George & Susan, ship, 38-41, A. C.
Cushman. G. & M. Howland.
George & Susan, ship, 45-48, Pardon
Taber. G. & M. Howland.
George & Susan, ship, 48-52, David
E. Wight. G. & M. Howland.
George & Susan, ship, 52-57, Joseph
T. Jenckes. G. & M. Howland.
See Corinthian, 61.
George & Susan, ship, 57-61, Robert
Jones. G. & M. Howland.
George & Susan, ship, 61 — , N. M.
Jernegan and R. Jones. G. & M.
Howland.
George & Susan, ship, 65-68, Samuel
F. Davis. G. & M. Howland.
George & Susan, ship, 68-71, J. W.
Stapleford. G. & M. Howland.
George & Susan, ship, 74-77, A. R.
Heyer. G. & M. Howland.
George Howland, ship, 50-52,
Cromwell. G. Howland.
George Howland, ship, 62-63, Robert
Jones. G. Howland.
George Howland, ship, 66-70, J. H.
Knowles. G. Howland.
George Porter, bark, 48-50, Ellis.
Wm. Watkins.
,.George Washington, ship, 43-45,
Taylor, Charles Hitch.
Gideon Howland, ship, 57-60, J. M.
Williams. I. Howland, Jr., & Co.
Gratitude, bark, 49-53, P. S. Wilcox.
Swift & Allen.
Gratitude, bark, 51-53, J. B. Cornell.
Swift & Allen.
Gratitude, bark, 57-58, J. B. Cornell.
Swift & Allen.
Gratitude, bark, 58-62, W. P. Davis,
Jr. Swift & Allen.
Grey Hound, bark, 84, See B. Gos-
nold. C. R. Tucker & Co.
Harvest, bark, 50-53 Almy
Swift & Allen.
Harvest, 53-54, Almy. Swift & Allen.
Hector, ship, 34-37, T. A. Norton. C.
W. Morgan.
Hector, ship, 40-43, James Gray, C.
W. Morgan.
Helen Mar, bark, 66-70, L. N. Heren-
deen. Swift & Allen.
-Helen Snow, bark, 67-71, Thomas
Campbell. L. Snow.
Henry Taber, ship, 59-62, David Kir-
by. H. Taber.
Hercules 2nd, ship, 34-36, Peter F.
Chase. Greene.
Hesper, bark, 34-38, Obed Fosdick.
C. W. Morgan.
Hibernia, ship, 42-43, I. Sanford.
Gibbs.
Hibernia, ship, 63-64 , W. M. Whit-
field.
Hibernia, ship, 65-69, Wm. H. Whit-
field. C. R. Tucker & Co.
15
Hibernia, ship, 2nd, 61-63, G. W.
Bumpus.
Hope, ship, 43-48, Abraham Tucker.
G. Rowland.
Horatio, ship, 85-88, Theo. S. Morse.
Taber & Gordon.
Ionia, bark, 54-57, D. B. Randall. C.
Wilcox.
Isabel, 52, O. Smalley. T. Knowles
& Co.
Isabella, 33, Jos. B. Taber.
James Arnold, ship, 53-56, Thos. Sulli-
van. Henry Taber.
James Arnold, ship, 66-68, Thos. Sulli-
van. Taber, Gordon & Co.
James Maury, ship, 52, Whelden. C.
R. Tucker & Co.
James Maury, ship, 54-55, Jesse Wep-
quist. C. R. Tucker & Co.
James Maury, ship, 55-59, E. L.
Curry. C. R. Tucker & Co.
James Maury, ship, 64-67, S. L. Gray.
C. R. Tucker & Co.
Janet, bark, 52-54, John H. Ricket-
son.
Java, ship, 38-40, Wm. Crowell Holt.
G. Howland.
Java, bark, 60-63, E. B. Phinney. G.
& M. Howland.
Jireh Swift, ship, 53-56, William
Earl. Swift & Allen.
Jireh Swift, bark, 57-60, J. E. Stan-
ton. Swift & Allen.
John A. Parker, bark, 52-57, William
L. Taber. Henry F. Thomas.
Junior, bark, 53, J. Mellen, S. Tink-
ham. D. R. Greene & Co.
Kingston, ship, 44-48, Ellis. N.
Church.
Kingston, ship, 48-50, Cromwell.
Lagoda, ship, 50-53, Tobey. J.
Bourne, Jr.
Lagoda, ship, 53-56, Benj. B. Lam-
phier.
Lagoda, ship, 60-64, A. W. Peirce,
C. H. Cranston, Z. A. Davoll. J.
Bourne, Jr.
Lancer, ship, 56-60, A. C. Cushman.
Richmond & Wood.
Liverpool, ship, 44-47, Davoll. Abm.
Barker.
.Louisa, bark, 53-56, D. B. Greene.
Swift & Allen.
Louisa, bark, 56-59, W. R. Hatha-
way. Swift & Allen.
Louisa, bark, 61-64, John Steen.
Swift & Allen.
Louisa, bark, 65-68, R. W. Crapo.
Swift & Allen.
Louisa, bark, 69-74, L. W. Slocum, E.
F. Nye. Swift & Allen.
Marcella B., bark, 53-54, T. H. Lam-
bert. C. R. Tucker & Co.
Marcella B., bark, 58-61, Benj. Ellis.
C. R. Tucker & Co.
Marcella B., bark, 65-67, H. B. Chase.
C. R. Tucker & Co.
Marcia, ship, Fairhaven, 1833. Peter
Butler.
Francis Smith.
J. B. Cornell.
J. B. Cornell.
Marengo, ship, 48-51, Z. A. Devoll, J.
Bourne, Jr.
Maria, bark, 36-37, Sumner Peirce.
C. W. Morgan.
Maria Theresa, ship, 59-60,
Coop, Thomas Nye, Jr.
-Mars, bark, 45, Borden. C. R. Tucker
Mars, 'bark, 56, G. P. Harrison. C.
R. Tucker & Co.
Martha, bark, 50-53, Chase.
Swift & Allen.
Martha, bark, 54-58,
Swift & Allen.
Martha, bark, .58-62,
Swift & Allen.
Martha, bark, 62-63,
Swift & Allen.
Martha, bark, 63-65, William Thom-
as. Swift & Allen.
Martha, bark, 65-66, W. M. Thomas.
Martlfa, bark,666-68, W. M. Thomas.
Swift & Allen.
Martha, bark, 68-72, Peter Gartland.
Swift & Allen.
Martha, bark, 72-74, J. E. Stanton.
Swift & Allen.
Massachusetts, ship, 51-56, J. E. Ben-
nett. W. F. Dow.
Massachusetts, ship, 56-59, D. B.
Greene, Swift & Allen.
Massachusetts, ship, 60-65, D. B.
Greene. Swift & Allen.
Miantonomi, ship, 53-54, W. H. Clem-
ent. Swift & Allen.
Midas, bark, 65-69, Dan. R. Drake.
W. O. Brownell.
Milton, ship, 56-60, Chas. Halsey.
H. Taber.
Milton, ship, 65-69, Chas. Grant. H.
Taber.
Minerva, 45-48, Smalley. Thos.
Knowles & Co.
Minerva, 48-50, O. Smalley. Thos.
Knowles & Co.
Minerva, 48-50.,
Montezuma, ship, 44-48, W. E. Tower.
West & Paine.
Montgomery, bark, 55-58, W. B.
Chapman. Swift & Allen.
Montgomery, bark, 58-62, R. N. Cra-
po. Swift & Allen.
Montpelier, ship, 47-50, Young. J. R.
Thornton.
Montpelier, ship, 50-53, M. G. Tucker.
J. R. Thornton.
.^Montreal, ship, 53-57, S. L. Gray.
C. R. Tucker & Co.
-Montreal, ship, 57-62, N. W. Soule.
C. R. Tucker & Co.
Moss, ship, 33-36, Shubael Clark. —
Napoleon, 55-63, Jas. A. Crowell.
Chas. Almy.
Nautilus, 35-38, Obed N. Swift. Jireh
Perry.
Neptune, ship, 31-34, . .
Niger, ship, 74-78, Hallett. Taber &
Gordon.
16
Nimrod, ship, 42-45, Shearman.
Barton Ricketson.
W. C. Nye, ship, 51-56, Adams. C.
R. Tucker & Co.
Ocean Rover, ship, Mattapoisett, 59-
62, Clark J. Holmes. In log with
Annawan.
Osceola 3rd, bark, 65-68, Peleg Cor-
nell. Jacob R. Hadley.
Ospray, bark, 57-62, W. Earl. Swift
& Allen.
Ospray, bark, 63-64, R. W. Crapo.
Swift & Allen.
Ospray, bark, 65-67, Peter Gartland.
Swift & Allen.
Ospray, bark, 71-74, M. V. B. Millard,
J. I. Harker. Swift & Allen.
Palmetto, bark, 67-68, Wm. Arthur.
C. R. Tucker & Co.
Palmetto, bark, 68-72, Jas. Robinson.
C. R. Tucker & Co.
Pamilia, bark, 55-58, Edward Cogges-
hall. C. R. Tucker & Co.
Paulina, bark, 49-53, Tatch.
Swift & Allen.
Paulina, bark, 53-57, Tatch.
Swift & Allen.
Paulina, bark, 57-60, John Steen.
Swift &' Allen.
Phbcion, ship, 35-37, W. N. Bourne.
Palmer & Coggeshall.
Pioneer, bark, 34-37, Reuben Rus-
' sell, 2d. C. W. Morgan.
Polar Star, ship, 56-60, Hiram Weeks,
3 vols. C. R. Tucker & Co.
President, bark, 62-64, Benj. Gifford.
C. R. Tucker & Co.
President, bark, 69-71, Geo. M. Sea-
bury. C. R. Tucker & Co.
President, bark, 77-81, George F
Allen. C. R. Tucker & Co.
Rajah, bark, 39-41, H. S. West.
Isaiah Burgess.
Reliance, sloop, 1768. John How-
land.
Robert Edwards, ship, 38-41, Edw.
Howland. J. & J. Howland.
Robert Edwards, ship, 41-44, Na-
thaniel Burgess. Swift & Allen.
Roman, ship, 40-42, Alex. Marker.
Abm. Barker.
Roman, ship, 55-59, Z. A. Davoll. E.
C. Jones.
Roswell King, sen., 57-60, Pardon
Tripp.
Rousseau, ship, 41-45, John E. Bray-
ton. George Howland.
.Rousseau, ship, 53-57, Charles S.
Pope. G. & M. Howland.
In — George & Susan, 74.
Sharon, ship, Fairhaven, 56-61, J. H
Swift and L. B. King. Gibbs &
Jenney.
Shiloh, 71.
Spec, Brig, 50. C. R. Tucker & Co
Splendid, ship, Edgartown, 58-62
Shubael Norton. A. Osborn.
Superior, 53, Chas. Norton. J. B
Wood & Co.
Swift, ship, 49-52, Vincent. T.
S. Hathaway.
Thomas Dickerson, 51, Asa Taber.
Alex. Gibbs.
Thomas Dickerson, ship, 53, Asa
Taber. C. R. Tucker & Co.
Three Brothers, 55, Robert P. Gifford.
C. R. Tucker.
Three Brothers, 65-69, Jacob Taber.
C. R. Tucker.
Triton, ship, 46-49 Godfrey King.
C. R. Tucker & Co.
Triton, ship, 50-51, John R. Sands.
C. R. Tucker & Co.
Tuscaloosa, 35-37, O. Smalley.
Two Brothers, 31-33, Clement P. Cov-
ell.
Valparaiso, bark, 52-56, S. R. Tilton.
Hathaway & Luce.
Washington, ship, 53-57, R. Holley.
J. Bourne, Jr.
William Thompson, ship, 39,
Doane. Jireh Perry.
William Thompson, 41-46, Ellis J.
Perry.
William Thompson, 46-48, Ellis J.
Perry.
Winslow, ship, 38-40, Chas. Pease and
Stephen Grinnell. S. Rodman.
Winslow, ship, 40-44, Pease. S. Rod-
man.
Winslow, ship, 52-55, D. P. Eldredge.
Wm. H. Reynard.
Young Phoenix, ship, 44-48, Thomas
Miskell. J. A. Parker & Son.
Young Phoenix, ship, 49-53, Isaac B.
Tompkins. J. A. Parker.
Zephyr, ship, 36, Perry. Alex-
ander Gibbs.
PERIODICAL, LITERATURE.
Whale.
Longm. 5: 404, 534.
Berlin Museum's right whale. Sci.
Am. S. 51: 21299.
Commercial products of.
Chambers J. 61: 566.
Largest finback. Sci. Am. 88: 195.
Leviathan. Living Age. 252: 312.
The right, of the North Atlantic.
Science 1: 598, 2: 266.
Sperm and its food.
Nature 53:223.
(F. T. Bullen). Nature 54: 102.
Whale and the whalemen.
Christian Review 12: 84.
Whale boat privateersmen of the
Revolution.
M. Am. Hist. 8: 168.
Whale catching at Point Barrow.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 38: 830.
Whale hunt in the Varanger Fiord
Chambers J. 63: 22.
Whale oil.
C. -H. Stevenson. Sci. Am. S. 57- A
23549, 23566.
Whaleflshery.
Dem. R. 19: 453.
17
Hunt 3: 361, 3: 172.
No. Am. 38: 84.
Penny M. 2: 201.
London Quart. Rev. 63: 176.
American.
Mo. Rev. 133: 347.
Science 9: 321.
And shore fisheries of New London.
Hunt 16: 27.
Arctic whaling of today.
J. B. Connolly. Harper 106: 181.
Basque.
Nature 25: 365, 505.
Living Age 153: 52.
Blubber hunters.
C. W. Ashley. Harper 112: 670,
832.
Catching whales in steel nets.
Sci. Am. S. 62: 25588.
Chase of the finback whale.
M. Duncan. Outing 44: 679.
1846.
Hunt 16: 98, 318.
End of the British.
Spec. 80: 81.
Hidden tragedies of the Arctic
whaling fleet.
Harp. W. 50: 1668.
Hunting the blue whale.
Cur. Lit. 31: 354.
Huntsmen of the sea.
Harper 49: 650.
In the Arctic Ocean. (A. C. Doyle.)
McClure 2: 391.
In^tfce, Arctic seas.
Cornhill 15: 748.
Incidents of. (F. T. Bullen )
Cornhill 75: 642.
Eel. M. 129: 105.
Log of the Bark Emily.
(J. R. Spears, ed.)
Harper 107: 242.
Narrative of sufferings in.
Mo. R. 146: 69.
Nelicator of Arctic Alaska.
Cent. 68: 701.
Of Northern.
J. Statis, Soc. 17: 34.
Offshore whaling in the bay of
Monterey.
Cosmo. 29: 631.
Running down whales. (C. F.
Holder.) Sci. Am. 84:121.
Statistics of.
Hunt 6: 187, 9: 380, 10: 385 14-
197, 279.
Sunk by a whale.
Cur. Lit. 30: 346.
Trapping big game of the sea.
(C. F. Holder.)
Sci. Am. 89: 391.
Whale-fisheries of today.
Nation 80: 226.
Whale hunting.
Cur. Lit. 32: 702.
Whaling in Hudson bay.
New Eng. M. n. s. 30: 188.
Wonderful whale-hunting by steam.
Cosmo. 37: 49.
Tarn of the Essex whaler.
Cosmo. 38: 68\
Whaleman's log. Stray leaves from a.
Cent. 23: 507.
Whaler.
Chambers J. 70: 542.
And whaling.
Sat. R. 80: 865.
Book of whalers. (F. E. Beddard.)
Nation ,71: 238. >
Life on a Greenland. (A. C. Doyle.)
McC. 8: 460.
Life on a South Sea. (F. T. Bullen.)
Pop. Sci. Mo. 54: 818.
Whale and the whaleman. (W. S.
Birge.)
New Eng. M. n. s. 34: 265.
Whaler Pluck: a poem.
Cosmopol. 20: 508.
Whalers, rescue of the, 1897.
(E. P. Bertholf.)
Harper 79: 3.
Whales.
And their neighbors.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 15: 237.
And whalemen.
Cham. J. 33: 225.
And whaling.
Sat. R. 80: 865.
At South Kensington.
Spec. 80: 789.
British.
Sat. R. 66: 372.
California gray.
Overland 3: 38.
Am. Natural 22: 509.
Faroe.
Sat. Rev. 60: 474.
Liv. Age 167: 379.
Greenland, structure and economy
of.
J. Franklin Inst. 8: 21.
Koryaks of Siberia and their whale
festival.
Sci. Am. 93: 482.
Largest animals.
St. Nich. 31: 456.
Little fighting whales.
(J. B. Connolly.)
Harper 110: 431.
Loss of the first born; a story
(F. T. Bullen.)
Spec. 80: 44.
Natural history and fishery of
Quart. 63: 176.
Orphans, The. (F. T. Bullen )
Cornhill 79: 615.
Eel. Mag. 133: 296.
Liv. Age 222: 92.
Past and present and their proba-
ble origin.
Nature 28: 199, 226.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 27: 195.
' Right and sperm. (N. S. Shaler.)
Am. Natural 7: 1.
Sperm.
Am. Natural 4: 725.
Story of.
Harper 12: 466.
18
Useful products of.
Penny M. 9: 146, 154.
White, in confinement.
Pop. Sci. Mo. 55: 362.
Ziphioid.
Nature 5: 103.
Whale's sweet perfume.
Sci. Am. S. 53: 21807.
Whaling. (H. L. Aldrich.)
Outing 15: 113.
Chapter on.
New Eng. Mag. 8: 445.
Coast. Northern whaling.
Overland 6: 548.
Disaster of 1871.
New Eng. Mag. n. s. 18: 490. %
Eskimo ice. (F. Schwatka.)
Cosmo. 6:486.
(H. L. Aldrich.)
Outing 18: 13.
Industry. (H. L. Aldrich.)
Eng. M. 8: 234.
Off shore, in the bay of Monterey.
Cosmo. 29: 631.
Perils of.
Outing 33: 353.
Perils and romance of. (G. Kobbe.)
Cent. 18: 509.
Whaling cruise. (Browner.)
Liv. Age 14: 395.
Liv. Age 13: 172.
Journal of a.
Am. Whig R. 2: 230.
Marine insurance in case of a.
Hunt 8: 169.
Whaling-ground, a day on the Sol-
ander.
Chamb. J. 71: 186.
List of magazine material on whales
and whaling from April, 1907-Octo-
ber, 1919.
WHALES AND WHALING.
Captain of the vanished fleet.
(B. Sharp.)
Atlan. 100: 246-51, August '07.
Desolate islands of the Antarctic, So.
Georgia.
(R. C. Murphy.)
Sci. Am. S. 77: 60-2, Jan. 24, '14.
Electrocuting whales.
(A. Hammond.)
Illus. World 31: 504-6, Jan. '19.
Forty barrel bull.
(R. C. Murphy.)
Outing 68: 100-3, April '16.
Four whales.
(R. C. Andrews.)
Ind. 87: 56-7, July 10, '16.
Genealogical history of the marine
mammals.
(Smithsonian.)
Rept. 1907, 473-96.
Girl's eye view of whaling.
(M. Van Imvegen.)
Sunset 39: 20-2, Aug. '17.
Graphics of the American whaling
industry.
(J. A. Harris.)
Pop Sci. 85: 83-6, July '14.
History of the whaling industry.
Sci. Am. S. 67: 237-8, Apr. 18, '09.
Improvement in whaling methods.
(J. A. Morch.)
Sci. Am. 99: 75, August 1, '08.
, Japanese whale hunt.
(R. C. Andrews.)
Outing 62: 70-9, April, '13.
Killer whale.
Sci. Am. 120: 491, May 10, '19.
Knows all about whales.
(G. McCafferty.)
Am. M. 77: 60-1, May '14.
Large sperm whale captured in Texas
waters.
(H. H. Newman.)
Sci. n. s. 31: 631-2, April 22, '10.
Last of the whalers.
(J. L. Arthur.)
111. World 26: 695-8, January '17.
Layard's beaked whale.
(F. W. Fitzsimmons.)
Nature 76: 247-8, July 11, '07.
Leviathan.
Living Age 252: 312-3, Feb. 2, '07.
'Longshore whaling in the Grenadines.
(F. A. Feuger.)
Outing 61: 664-79, March '13.
Manufacturing of whale products.
(J. A. Morch.)
Sci. Am. S. 67: 15-6, Jan. 2, '09.
Modern whale oil industry.
(W. Mansbridge.)
Sci. Am. S. 84: 175-6, Sept. 15, '17.
Modern whaling; a personal experi-
ence
(W. J. Burn-Murdock.)
19th Cent. 68: 351-69, Aug. '10.
Passing of the whale.
(F. A. Lucas.)
Sci. Am. S. 66: 337, N. 28, '08;
Sci. Am. S. 67: 271, Apl. 24, '09.
Passing of the whale.
(J. A. Morch.)
Sci. Am. S. 67: 171, 379, Mar. 13,
June 12, '09.
Real story of the whaler.
(A. H. Verrill.)
Review. Nation 102: 623-4, June
8, '16.
,/ Sei whale.
(F. E. Beddard.)
Nature 99: 17-1$, Mar. 1, '17.
' Shooting whales in the far east.
R. C. Andrews.) Lit. Digest 62-67.
July 12, '19.
Shore whalers.
(R. C. Andrews.)
Ind. 84: 432-3, Dec. 13, '15.
Shore whaling, a world industry.
(R. C. Andrews.)
Nat. Geog. M. 22: 411-42, May '11
Sinking of the bark "Kathleen".
(F. Booth.)
St. N. 36: 676-9, June, '09.
Spouting and movements of whales.
(E. G. Racovitz.)
Smithson Kept. 1903, 627-45.
Sub-Antarctic whaling.
(S. F. Harmer.)
Sci. Am. S. 88: 79-80, Aug. 2, '19.
Submarine duel between a swordfish
and a whale. (C. F. Holder.)
Travel 23: 42-3, Aug., '14.
Thousand year hunt of the whales.
(G. R. Wieland.)
Pop. Sci. 72: 426-8, May '08.
Three species of beaked Whale.
(F. W. True.)
Sci. n. s. 26: 796, Dec. 6, '07.
Uncle Bion's first whale.
(T. A. Cutting.)
Overland n. s. 51: 376-9, April
'08.
Varieties of whales.
Sci. Am. 105: 169, Aug. 19, '11.
Whale and his haunts.
(S. Stewart.)
Canad. M. 33: 386-99, 505-19,
Sept. Oct. '09.
(XWhale and the whaleman.
(W. S. Birge.)
New Eng. M. n. s. 34: 265-72,
May '06.
Whale fisheries of the world.
(C. Rabot.)
Smithson Rept. 1913, 481-9.
Whale fisheries of today.
V (P. L. Allen.)
Nation 80: 226.
Whale hunting as it is now done. *"
(R. C. Andrews.)
W. W. 17: 11031-47, Dec. '08.
Whale hunting by steam.
(P. T. McGrath.)
Cosmop. 37: 49.
Whale hunting industry.
(F. A. Lucas.)
Sci. Am. S. 65: 30, /an. 11, '08.
Whale shark as an American fish.
(T. Gill.)
Sci. n. s. 15: 824.
Whales in the American Museum of
Natural History.
Sci. Am. S. 64: 161-2, Sept. 14,
'07.
Whales in the Mediterranean.
Sci. Am. S. 77: 333, May 23, '14.
Whaling expedition in Korea: the
California gray whale rediscovered
in Korean waters.
(R. C. Andrews.)
Sci. Am. S. 74: 376-7, Dec. 14,
'12.
\ , Whaling in southern seas.
Nature 94: 678-9, Feb. 18, '15.
•* Whaling in the northwest Pacific.
(E. Rhoda.)
Overland n. s. 64: 223-32, Sept.
'14.
Whaling off the Alaskan coast.
(J. Hadley.)
Am. Geol. Soc. Bui. 47: 905-21,
Dec. '15.
Whaling, past and present.
(A. C. Church.)
New Eng. M. n. s. 38: 418-33,
June '08.
What shore whaling is doing for sci-
ence.
(R. C. Andrews.)
Nature 88: 280-2, Dec. 28, '11.
WHALE SHARKS.
Rhinedon typus; the whale shark,
further notes on its habits and dis-
tribution.
E. W. Gudger.
Sci. n. s. 46:622. Dec. 20 '18.
WHALE MEAT.
Now for whale meat and sharkskin
shoes.
Cur. Opin. 64; 364-6, May, '18.
No high cost of living here.
Illus. World, 28; 379, Nov. '17.
Ocean venison.
Sci. Am. S. 85; 312, May 18, '18.
Whale meat approved by the Amer-
ican Public. Sci. Am. 119:388, Nov.
16^ '18. Same cond. Lit. Digest,
59jl8. Dec. 21, '18.
Whale as a food factor.
C. H. Claudy.
Sci. Am. 118; 208-9, Mar. 9, '18
Whale beef and whales.
E. T. Martin.
Sci. Am. S. 85; 23, Jan. 12, '18.
Whale meat and Hooverism.
D. Wales.
Illus. World, 29; 528-31, June '18.
Whale meat in war time.
W. P. Pycraft.
Nature 101: 24, March 14, '18.
Whale meat as a food.
Sci. Am. 105; 56-7, July 15, '11.
FROM NEW YORK TIMES.
1914.
Letter on whale called "Old Tin
Horn". July 27, 6: 6. Answer.
July 29, 8: 6.
1916.
Two men killed in encounter with
a whale off the coast of Africa.
Mar. 6, 8: 1.
Editorial on history and possibilities
of trade. July 5, 10:3.
1918.
Whalemeat served at luncheon at
American Museum of Natural
History, Feb. 9, 22: 1.
Norway will use fats for margarine.
Feb. 17, II, 5: 8.
Letter from Rear Admiral Peary to
Maj. Gen. Goethals, suggesting
including whale meat "pemmi-
can" in army rations; reply from
Goethals, Mar. 4, 9: 2.
20
Japanese have eaten whale meat
for centuries. R. C. Andrews re-
ports. Mar. 3, IV, 5: 1.
Growing favor and high value of
meat. Dr. H. M. Smith. April 8,
21: 2.
U-Boats kill many in Atlantic.
June 22, 9: 4.
Manufacture of gloves from intes-
tines of whales tried in Norway.
Aug. 25, 18: 5.
WHALING PICTURES — PRINTS,
ENGRAVINGS, PAINTINGS,
LITHOGRAPHS, ETC.
Sperm whaling with its varieties.
Col. lith. Benj. Russell, 1870.
Right Whaling in Behring Straits and
Arctic Ocean with its varieties.
Col. lith. Benj. Russell, 1871.
Sperm whaling. The chase. Col. lith.
from drawing; ships by Bradford,
figures by R. S. Gifford, sea by Van
Beest.
The capture. Col. lith. from
drawings by A. Van Beest and R.
Swain Gifford, corrected by Benj.
' Russell, 1859.
The conflict. Col. lith. Cole. 1859.
Whaler with whale alongside. (Pos-
sibly the Ann Alexander.)
Painting by R. Swain Gifford.
Birth of the whale-fishery in New
Bedford.
Oil painting by William A. Wall,
1853.
Ship in the Northwest cutting in her
last whale. Col. print.
On the whaling grounds.
Etching. L. D. Eldred.
Whaler at dock ready for sea.
Etching. L. D. Eldred.
Whaler hove down.
Etching. L. D. E.ldred.
Old whaler at dock^
Etching. L. D. Eldred.
Towing out of harbor.
Etching. L. D. Eldred.
Whaling pictures. Twelve oil paint-
ings by Clifford W. Ashley. 1906.
1. Calking.
2. Fitting out.
3. There she blows.
4. Lowering boats.
5. The chase (misty morning.)
6. Cutting in.
7. Bailing case.
8. .Before the try-pots.
9. A Nantucket sleigh ride.
10. Lancing a whale.
11. Mincing.
12. Harpooning porpoise.
Jonah cast by the fish on dry land.
Early 18th century print.
Jonah cast overboard. Woodcut.
Circa 1740.
Jonah in the whale's belly. Wood-
cut.
Jonah. Old German engraving.
Shoal of sperm whales off the Island
of Hawaii. Col. lith. Hulsart-Hill.
1838.
Shoal of sperm whales off the Island
of Hawaii. Uncolored.
Canis Carcharias, etc. Engraving.
1758.
The Greenland whale-fishery. Copper
engraving. Robert Dodd. Circa
1790.
Same. Large folio. 1789.
The Northwest or Davis's Straits
whale-fishery. Robert Dodd. Circa
1790.
Same. Large folio. 1789.
To the Hono'ble the Court of Direc-
tors of the South Sea Company.
This piece being a representation of
the fishery of Great Britain in its
three different branches, viz.: Cod,
herring, and whale, is most humbly
dedicated. Broadside. Eng. T.
Baston, E. Kirkall.
Proclamation of the Governor of
Newfoundland concerning the fish-
eries along the coast. (Reference
to Whale Fisheries, and depreda-
tions of crew.) 1766. Ms. Signed
by Hugh Palliser.
Rousseau relics. 1801-1893.
Whale ships abandoned in the Arctic
Ocean.
Original painting by Benj. Rus-
sell.
Right whaling.
Col. print. Copy.
Japanese whaling print.
No inscription.
Bound out.
Charcoal sketch by A. C. Church.
Sperm whaling.
Col. print. Copy.
"t binnen seylen der Groenlands vaar-
den."
Col. print.
Ship "Young Phoenix" whaling in the
South Pacific.
Col. print. 1831.
Navigatio piscatorum in glacie quae-
rentium balaenam.
Col. print.
Sperm whale in a flurry.
From an old log book. 1831.
Destruction of whale ships off Cape
Thaddeus, Arctic Ocean, June, 1865,
by Conf. ship Shenandoah.
Col. print from log.
Ship Isaac Howland standing in for a
whale. 1850.
Arctic whaling.
Eng. Rotterdam. 1780.
Smeerenburg.
Painting by Van der Capelle. Circa
1670.
Greenland fishery.
Col. print.
21
Japanese print. Adventures of Mija-
moto Musaski "Once, in the sea of
Hizen, he encountered a large
whale, which he thrust in the back
with his sword."
Print by Utagawa.
Capturing a sperm whale.
Col. eng. Hulbert.
Sperm whaling. Taking up boats.
Col. print. Copy.
Photos, of collection of whaling irons
owned by F. Gilbert Hinsdale.
A view of ship boats engaged in sperm
whaling, and a ship cutting in a
sperm whale, and towing.
Col. print.
Fighting sperm whale.
Col. print from sketch in log-book.
1831.
Ship Young Phoenix hove to off Cape
Horn.
Col. print. From sketch in log-
book. 1831.
Ship Gen. Williams. Bow boat got
a whale.
Col. print from sketch in log-
book. 1831.
Ship Isaac Rowland. Larboard boat
struck, killed, and lost a whale.
Seylen in t'Ys en soeken na de walvis.
Col. print. Dutch.
Ship Young Phoenix cutting and boil-
ing.
Col. print from sketch in log-
book. 1831.
Balaena ramis adigitur ad navim.
Col. print.
Ship Isaac Rowland full bound home.
Col. print from sketch in log-book.
La baleine. Les peeheurs s'etant ap-
proch&s trop pr£s 1'enorme Cetac6
brise.
Col. lith. Garnery.
Peche du cachalot.
Lith. Garnery.
Pe"che de la baleine.
Col. lith. Garnery.
"Rat Hole Squadron."
Painting by Benj. Russell.
Stranded whale on the coast of
Ostend.
Col. lith. 1827.
Same whale. Skeleton with dancers
between jaw bones, celebrating
birthday of Queen.
Col. lith. 1827.
Rousseau.
Etching. L. D. Eldred.
Abandonment of whalers in the
Arctic, 1872.
Set of five lith. by Benj. Russell.
Old whaler at dock in Fairhaven.
Painting by N. Briganti.
Private signals of the whaling vessels
belonging to the port of New Bed-
ford. 1857.
Col. lith.
Ordinance of the Lords and Commons
in Parliament assembled, prohibit-
ing the importation of "Whale-
Oyle, Fins, or Gils, but by ships
set forth from hence, and by Eng-
lish subjects. Die Martis 6 Maii
1645."
Broadside. Black letter.
Whaling off Spitzbergen.
Old Dutch painting.
Greenland whale fishery.
Eng. Maulen and Willson.
Een walfisch. Lang so voeten ges-
trandt op de Hollandtse Zee. Kust
tusschen Schevelingen en Katwyk in
Sprakelmaandt.
Dutch copper plate.
Ship Mars of New Bedford.
Photo.
Ship Falcon of New Bedford.
Photo.
Stranded whale.
Print. 1614.
Whale fishery.
Mezzotint. Dodd.
La baleine d'Ostend visit6e par 1'Ele"-
phant, la Giraffe, les Osages, et les
Chinois.
Col. lith.
A view of the whale fishery.
Hinton. London.
Sperm whale in a flurry.
Lith. Col. Currier and Ives.
Peche a la Baleine.
Lith. Mozin.
South Sea whale fishery.
Eng. Huggins. 1834.
Old whaleships.
Photos. J. G. Tirrell. 1903.
Cutting up a whale.
Photos.
View of the Stone Fleet, which sailed
from New Bedford, Nov. 16, 1861.
Col. Lith.
Political cartoon. The new South
Sea fishery, or a new way to catch
whales.
J. Cruikshank. 1791.
North Sea whale fishery.
Col. lith. J. Baillie.
Old Italian folio print. Oceano Set-
tentrionale. Pesca della Balena.
Mare di Spitzberga. Pesca del
Pesce Sega.
Capturing the whale.
Col. lith. Currier.
Ship Com. Morris. Sperm whaling
in the N. Atlantic Morris grounds.
Col. print.
American whaler.
Lith.
Chronometer Club. Tin-types of 21
whaling captains in frame.
View of Brant Point, Nantucket, show-
ing 'camel.' "
Artotype. 1909.
Cagelot of Potvalvis.
Eng. 1764.
22
Mysticetus, or common whale.
Lith.
Cachelot.
Artotype.
Walvisch.
Dutch caricature.
Ridder Kessls, commandant var
de Stoomvalvisch, by de beleegering
Maast tricht.
Dutch caricature.
Ship Falcon of New Bedford.
Photo of sketch*.
Rousseau, Desdemona, and Commo-
dore Morris.
Photo.
Ship Mars.
Photo of sketch.
Ship Addison in storm.
Water color. (Cut from log).
Bark Canton ready for sea.
Whaling print. Old English.
A series of six prints issued by Car-
ington Bowles. London. 1750.
a. A whale diving to the bottom
after he is struck with the Har-
pone Iron and the Harponier
standing in readiness to wound
him afresh with spears when he
rises again.
b. A Whale struck with a Har-
pone Iron diving among the Ice,
the Harponier going to chop the
Rope off, to prevent the long
Boat being drawn under Water,
or split against the Ice.
c. A Whale swimming with great
Force and celerity after the Har-
pone Iron is fixt in him.
d. The Harponier poking a Whale
with their Lances, after he is en-
feebled through loss of Blood,
at the Wound made by the Har-
pone Iron.
e. The Fleaing of the Whale in
order to cut it up to freight the
Ship.
f. Ships Freighted with Whale,
and Sailing out of Ice for Home.
A view of the whale fishery.
Eng.
Study of Ship Palmetto. Stern view.
Water color. C. H. Gifford.
Whaler homeward bound.
Photo of painting by Chase.
Sperm whaling. Chase.
Artotype.
Sperm whaling. Capture.
Artotype.
Bark Catalpa.
Lith. 1876.
Navigatio super glaciem.
Col. print.
Whale or Greenland fishery.
Eng.
Study of ship Palmetto. Bow.
Water color. C. H. Gifford.
Historia animantium marinorum iconi-
graphica Balaenarum.
Col. print showing varieties of
whales and processes of whaling.
18th century print.
De Walvis wort na boord geboegseerd
of geroeyd, &c.
Dutch col. print of whaling scene.
A view of the whale fishery and the
manner of killing bears near and
on the coast of Greenland.
Eng. from Banke's new system of
geography.
Stranded whale. "Ceruleus profert
immania corpora pontus quorum
unum hie cernis depictum candide
lector; Juventum Batsu i deforme
in littore monstrum quod tibi
spectandum scita dat Goltzius
arte."
Dutch eng.
Stranded whale, "hoet Afmaken van
de Cacelotvis den 20 Feb. anno 1762,
tussenwyk op zee en Zantvoort
op Strand gedreven.
Copper plate, circa 1762.
Whale feeding.
Pen and ink sketch.
Cachalots.
Book illustration.
Van Achter, van vore in T' vercorten.
Stranded whale. Dutch print.
Warhasstig und wunderbarlich Mon-
ster, oder Pottfisch in der gestallt
wie eines, Wallfisches, &c.
Dutch print. 1598.
P6che a la baleine en Chine. 1666.
Eng.
Turner's whale. (Original in Metro-
politan Art Museum.)
Photo.
School of whales. Photo.
Blubber on deck. Photo.
--• "Rotch fleet." Photo.
Hauling jaw of right whale on deck.
Photo.
Ship in lower bay.
Painting. Russell.
Stranded whale. Eng. 1602.
Stranded whale. Eng. 1598.
i/List of shipping owned in the district
of New Bedford, Jan. 1, 1832, em-
ployed in the whale fishery, and
foreign trade.
Porpoises and dolphins. Lith.
Cetaceae. Lith.
Spermaceti whale brought to London
Dock.
Eng. 1762.
Stripping blubber. "The triumphant
tackle rises into sight dragging after
it the disengaged end of the first
strip of blubber." Photo.
"Sun Dial" and wharf scene, showing
casks. Photo.
Terres antiques. Whaling off Ice-
land, showing Hecla in eruption.
Book illustration.
23
Ship "Derwent Hunter" of New Zea-
land, formerly "North America" of
New London. Photo.
Catching whales. Lith.
Whaleman statue, New Bedford, Mass.
Photo.
Attack on a whale by a swordfish.
Wood-cut from Gleason's Pictorial.
Cetaceae. Book illustration.
Wharf scene in whaling times. Photo.
Ship carpenters at work on windlass.
Photo.
Oil casks on wharf, with whaler dry-
ing sails. Photo.
Whaleship at Rotch wharf. Photo.
Whaling book-plates. Hull, Eng.
Ship hove down. Photo.
Detail of "Rotch Fleet." Photo.
Dutch whalers. Four sketches.
Early print.
Striking a whale.
Col. print from Leslie's. 1910.
There they blow.
Col. cartoon. Puck. 1908.
Whaler at sea. Photo.
Baling the case. Photo of sketch.
Whaling irons. Photo.
Whaling irons. Photo.
Whaling irons. Photo.
De walvischvangst. Eng. 1778.
Navire baleinier a la voile.
Eng.
Greenland whalers returning to port.
Dutch eng.
Kessels of de man van de Walvisch.
Dutch caricature.
Af tekening van een cachalot den 20th
Feb., 1762, tussen Zandvoort en
Wykop Zee, aan strand gedraven.
Groot 61 voet 6 duym. Eng.
Profil d' une baleine.
Magazine illustration from L' Il-
lustration."
Attaque d' une baleine.
Magazine illustration from L' Il-
lustration."
Baleine harponn§e et remorqu£e.
Magazine illustration from L" Il-
lustration."
Whalebone being taken aboard.
Photo.
Whaler Splendid, bought in New Bed-
ford in 1873 for New Zealand
owners. Photo.
Jonah thrown into the sea.
"Leviathan." Old wood-cut.
Whale hunting. Lith. 1818.
Jonah thrown into the sea.
Eng. 1730.
Group of whaling book-plates.
Stranded whale. Dutch eng.
Indiens Kodiaks chassant la baleine.
Eng.
Whale fishing. Wood-cut.
Varieties of cetacea.
Wood eng. 1812.
A view of the whale fishery.
Eng.
P§che de la baleine, harponnement.
Eng.
33 photographs of whaling scenes,
taken on board a whaler.
Harpooned whale under ice-floe.
Pen and ink sketch.
Spermaceti whale, drawn after nature.
Eng. 1764.
Whale fishing. Wood-cut.
Whalers at wharf. Photo.
Monster whale run ashore in Texas.
1919. Mag. illust.
Baleiner Americain d§pecant la baleine
sur le Borne du Bresil. Lith. 1841.
Catching whales. Lith.
Whaling scene in the Arctic.
Old col. print.
23 photographs of the Raleigh pano-
rama of a whaling voyage.
Coopering oil. Photo.
Bark Sunbeam. Photo. 1886.
Destruction of a whale boat from the
ship Ann Alexander of New Bedford.
Wood-cut from Gleason's Pictorial.
Whaler.
Photo of painting by J. M. W.
Turner. (In the Metropolitan
Art Museum.)
Boats approaching a whale.
Lith. 1813.
Whalers attacked by bears.
Lith.
H. M. S. Agamemnon laying the At-
lantic cable in 1858. A whale
crosses the line. Col. lith.
Varieties of whales. Wood-cuts.
Last of old whaler, Chance Bluff, New
Zealand. Photo.
"Siet Groenlants Redery," &c.
Old Dutch print.
"Hy kant de buyk omhoogh," &c.
Old Dutch print.
De walfisch-leider.
Dutch caricature.
Jonah preaching. Eng.
Jonah cast from the whale's belly.
Eng.
Peche de la baleine. Lith.
Discovery of the Fortunate Islands.
Reproduction of a print in "Nova
typis transacta navigatio," by
Fr. Don Honorio Philoporio Or-
dinis S. Benedicti, Monacho, 1621.
" . . . . suddenly a very large
whale came up, and the pilots
landed the galley upon his im-
mense back, which he kept per-
fectly still and immovable as a
rock; and there those most holy
men celebrated the sacred cere-
mony of the Mass "
A boat going on the tail of a fish.
Lith. 1822.
A whale upsetting a boat. Lith. 1822.
Striking a whale with the third har-
poon. Lith. 1822.
Lancing the whale. Lith. 1822.
Der Wallfischfang. Woodcut. 1839.
Whaler drying sails. Photo.
24
Wharf scene showing whalers. Photo.
Deck of whaler. Photo.
Deck of whaler showing trypots.
Photo.
Whaler at dock drying sails. Photo.
Boats approaching a whale. Col.
lith. 1813.
A ship's boat attacking a whale. Col.
lith. 1813.
Shooting the harpoon at a whale. Col.
lith. 1813.
A whale brought alongside a ship.
Col. lith. 1813.
Whale hunt off Barbadoes; harpoon-
ing a monster. 111. from the
Graphic. Drawn by Frank Brang-
wyn. 1900.
Collision between Netherland steamer
Waesland and a large whale. Sci.
Am. Dec. 11, 1886.
Le physale cylindrique. Col. lith. Le
beluga. Col. print.
Dolphins. Le dauphin de PSron. Col.
print.
Dolphins. Col. print.
Dolphins. Col. print.
Dolphins. Skulls.
Dolphins. Skulls. Col. print.
Dolphin. Skeleton.
Cachalot macrocSphale. Col. lith.
Baleine franche. Col. lith.
Baleines. Col. lith.
Rorqual. Gibbar. Col. lith.
Physale cylindrique. Col. lith.
Vertebrae of cachalots. Lith.
Cachalot. Col. lith.
Skull of cachalot. Lith.
Narwhal. Lith.
Baleine. Lith.
Baleine. Lith.
Baleine. Details. Lith.
Baleine. Details. Lith.
Baleine. Col. lith.
Whaling among icebergs. Eng.
Heaving down a whaler. Photo.
Whaler hove down. Photo.
Whaler partly hove down. Photo.
Fast to a whale among icebergs.
Original design by Vitringa (Cele-
brated Dutch painter.) circa 1744.
Stranded whale. German print. 1603.
Greenland whale fishery. Eng. T.
Wallis.
The Whaleman. Half-tone of statue.
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