| ID | Author | Article | Link | Source | Date | Page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 417 | Chris Gallienne | 15th Century Bulk Carriers |
link | Magazine Issue 64 | February 2014 | Page: 3 |
| 136 | Dixon Kemp | A 19th Century View of Chinese Lugsails / "A manual of Yacht and Boat Sailing" |
link | Magazine Issue 85 | February 2021 | Page: 55 |
| 764 | Exploration and development of the Chinese Junk in the 15th Century |
link | Newsletter Issue 21 | Summer 1990 | ||
| 1137 | Graeme Kenyon | The Junk Taiwan Cheng Kung (Koxinga) replica 17th century junk |
link | Magazine Issue 86 | June 2021 | Page: 47 |
| 1252 | JRA | Traditional Sailing Junks of … California In the 19th century many sailing junks were to be found serving the fishing industry of San Francisco Bay, Monterrey and Southern California |
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| 1467 | John Gerlach | Serendipity : The Abalone Junks of La Playa Chinese junks built and sailed in 19th century California, especially Southern, San Diego, Baja etc |
link | Page: 44 | ||
| 1469 | John Gerlach | Serendipity - (unabridged) The Abalone Junks of La Playa History of Chinese Junks in 19th Century Southern California, San Diego, Baja etc. discussion on Robert Nash |
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