Maritime History of the Great Lakes

American Bureau of Shipping, American Lloyds, Great Lakes Department, 1917, Rules and Tables

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AMERICAN BUREAU OF SHIPPING GREAT LAKES DEPARTMENT The Rules and Tables for the Construction and Classification of Steel, Iron, and Wooden Vessels navigating the Great Lakes, have the approval and endorsement of Bureau VERITAS INTERNATIONAL REGISTER OF SHIPPING of France. Vessels built under supervision of this depart- ment will also appear in Bureau Veritas REcIsTER with the navigation mark ¥& 3, 3, Lakes, 1, 1. BUREAU VERITAS COMMITTEE A. BORJA vz MOZOTA, Esa., O 3% Manacine Director To Bureau VERITAS A. BERLHE pre BERLHE, 5& INSPECTOR GENERAL TO BUREAU VERITAS--TxEcH. Dept. A. BERTRAND, : CHIEF OF ADMINISTRATIVE DEP'T "AGENT FOR GREAT BRITAIN P.. L.. BRESLAUER,»- Care Bureau VERITAS, 155 Fenchurch St., London

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