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the cover of OU5274 Handling Ships.
I am very pleased to announce that I have scanned, and am now am making available a PDF copy of OU 5274 Remarks on Handling Ships.
This volume from 1934 (reprinted in 1941) is the predecessor to BR 2092 Handling Ships (1954). This is a really interesting document to me. As discussed in that other post, the matter in this manual would become Admiralty Manual of Navigation, Vol 4.
This was one of the first things I purchased once I realized that it existed. I purchased it through a store in Auckland, New Zealand, and was delighted to find out that it was actually published in Ottawa, Ontario for the use of the Royal Canadian Navy. Reprinted in 1941, this would have been one of the very last manuals to still use the OU (Official Use) numbers, which were replaced by the BR series in 1942.
The OCR’d PDf can be downloaded here.
#20th-century #admiralty #admiralty-manuals #archival-documents #archives #digital-humanities #discuss-a-doc #ou-5274-handling-ships #royal-navy
https://globalmaritimehistory.com/discuss-a-doc-ou-5274-handling-ships-1934-1941/
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the cover of OU5274 Handling Ships.
I am very pleased to announce that I have scanned, and am now am making available a PDF copy of OU 5274 Remarks on Handling Ships.
This volume from 1934 (reprinted in 1941) is the predecessor to BR 2092 Handling Ships (1954). This is a really interesting document to me. As discussed in that other post, the matter in this manual would become Admiralty Manual of Navigation, Vol 4.
This was one of the first things I purchased once I realized that it existed. I purchased it through a store in Auckland, New Zealand, and was delighted to find out that it was actually published in Ottawa, Ontario for the use of the Royal Canadian Navy. Reprinted in 1941, this would have been one of the very last manuals to still use the OU (Official Use) numbers, which were replaced by the BR series in 1942.
The OCR’d PDf can be downloaded here.
#20th-century #admiralty #admiralty-manuals #archival-documents #archives #digital-humanities #discuss-a-doc #ou-5274-handling-ships #royal-navy
https://globalmaritimehistory.com/discuss-a-doc-ou-5274-handling-ships-1934-1941/
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the cover of OU5274 Handling Ships.
I am very pleased to announce that I have scanned, and am now am making available a PDF copy of OU 5274 Remarks on Handling Ships.
This volume from 1934 (reprinted in 1941) is the predecessor to BR 2092 Handling Ships (1954). This is a really interesting document to me. As discussed in that other post, the matter in this manual would become Admiralty Manual of Navigation, Vol 4.
This was one of the first things I purchased once I realized that it existed. I purchased it through a store in Auckland, New Zealand, and was delighted to find out that it was actually published in Ottawa, Ontario for the use of the Royal Canadian Navy. Reprinted in 1941, this would have been one of the very last manuals to still use the OU (Official Use) numbers, which were replaced by the BR series in 1942.
The OCR’d PDf can be downloaded here.
#20th-century #admiralty #admiralty-manuals #archival-documents #archives #digital-humanities #discuss-a-doc #ou-5274-handling-ships #royal-navy
https://globalmaritimehistory.com/discuss-a-doc-ou-5274-handling-ships-1934-1941/
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the cover of OU5274 Handling Ships.
I am very pleased to announce that I have scanned, and am now am making available a PDF copy of OU 5274 Remarks on Handling Ships.
This volume from 1934 (reprinted in 1941) is the predecessor to BR 2092 Handling Ships (1954). This is a really interesting document to me. As discussed in that other post, the matter in this manual would become Admiralty Manual of Navigation, Vol 4.
This was one of the first things I purchased once I realized that it existed. I purchased it through a store in Auckland, New Zealand, and was delighted to find out that it was actually published in Ottawa, Ontario for the use of the Royal Canadian Navy. Reprinted in 1941, this would have been one of the very last manuals to still use the OU (Official Use) numbers, which were replaced by the BR series in 1942.
The OCR’d PDf can be downloaded here.
#20th-century #admiralty #admiralty-manuals #archival-documents #archives #digital-humanities #discuss-a-doc #ou-5274-handling-ships #royal-navy
https://globalmaritimehistory.com/discuss-a-doc-ou-5274-handling-ships-1934-1941/
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Anyone else have #MacOS cease indexing file names in local #dropbox and #GoogleDrive folders? It's totally wrecked my workflow with #Alfred and #Spotlight. Upgraded to #Ventura 13.1 yesterday, which fixed it for gDrive but still broken for Dropbox, which *was* more central to my #InfoManagement systems.
I have reams of digitized #ArchivalDocuments, #ReportingNotes, etc which all used to be at my fingertips and quickly searchable. Now it's a clunky process w/browser and redundencies in iCloud
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Anyone else have #MacOS cease indexing file names in local #dropbox and #GoogleDrive folders? It's totally wrecked my workflow with #Alfred and #Spotlight. Upgraded to #Ventura 13.1 yesterday, which fixed it for gDrive but still broken for Dropbox, which *was* more central to my #InfoManagement systems.
I have reams of digitized #ArchivalDocuments, #ReportingNotes, etc which all used to be at my fingertips and quickly searchable. Now it's a clunky process w/browser and redundencies in iCloud
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Anyone else have #MacOS cease indexing file names in local #dropbox and #GoogleDrive folders? It's totally wrecked my workflow with #Alfred and #Spotlight. Upgraded to #Ventura 13.1 yesterday, which fixed it for gDrive but still broken for Dropbox, which *was* more central to my #InfoManagement systems.
I have reams of digitized #ArchivalDocuments, #ReportingNotes, etc which all used to be at my fingertips and quickly searchable. Now it's a clunky process w/browser and redundencies in iCloud
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Anyone else have #MacOS cease indexing file names in local #dropbox and #GoogleDrive folders? It's totally wrecked my workflow with #Alfred and #Spotlight. Upgraded to #Ventura 13.1 yesterday, which fixed it for gDrive but still broken for Dropbox, which *was* more central to my #InfoManagement systems.
I have reams of digitized #ArchivalDocuments, #ReportingNotes, etc which all used to be at my fingertips and quickly searchable. Now it's a clunky process w/browser and redundencies in iCloud
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#DH_HU_Berlin - Digital History (HU) Berlin
Published: Mon, 07 Nov 2022 10:38:15 +0000"Keynote: Danielle van den Heuvel – The Power of the Anecdotal (Data for History Lecture at the Golden Agents Conference)"
https://dhistory.hypotheses.org/2634
#RSS_Bot #DataforHistoryLectures #ArchivalDocuments #dataforHistory #DutchGoldenAge #LinkedOpenData #GLAM