The Nautical Encyclopedia
Patterson’s Illustrated Nautical Encyclopedia — Howard Patterson, 1891

Eye-bolt

Sea Terms

A bolt having an eye in one end driven through a vessel's side or deck until the shoulder around the eye is flush with the wood: it is used for hooking anything to, such, for instance, as a preventer stay, the standing part of a head sheet, etc. When there is a ring through the eye it becomes a ring-bolt.

Sundries — fender, belaying-pin, bolts, serving-mallet, scraper, chain-hook, marling-spike, hand-spike, ballast-shovel, bucket, boatswain's chair, can-hooks, caulking-iron, ladders, thimble, hank, truck and caulking-mallet
Sundries — fender, belaying-pin, bolts, serving-mallet, scraper, chain-hook, marling-spike, hand-spike, ballast-shovel, bucket, boatswain's chair, can-hooks, caulking-iron, ladders, thimble, hank, truck and caulking-mallet
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