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Books with author Clifford A. Whyte

  • The Ashley Book of Knots

    Clifford W Clifford

    Paperback (Albatross Publishers, Nov. 2, 2019)
    Facsimile of 1944 Edition. The Ashley Book of Knots is an encyclopedia of knots written and illustrated by the American artist Clifford W. Ashley. First published in 1944, it was the culmination of over 11 years of work. The book contains exactly 3854 numbered entries and an estimated 7000 illustrations. The entries include knot instructions, uses, and some histories, categorized by type or function. It remains one of the most important and comprehensive books on knots. Due to its scope and wide availability, The Ashley Book of Knots has become a significant reference work in the field of knotting. The numbers Ashley assigned to each knot can be used to unambiguously identify them. This helps to identify knots despite local colloquialisms or identification changes. Citations to Ashley numbers are usually in the form: "The Constrictor Knot (ABOK #1249)", "ABOK #1249" or even simply "#1249" if the context of the reference is clear or already established. Some knots have more than one Ashley number due to having multiple uses or forms. For example, the main entry for #1249 is in the chapter on binding knots but it is also listed as #176 in a chapter on occupational knot usage. Contents: On knots -- Occupational knots -- Knob knots, single-strand stopper or terminal knots -- Knob knots, single-strand lanyard knots -- Knob knots, single-strand button knots -- Knob knots, multi-strand stopper or terminal knots -- Knob knots, two-strand lanyard knots -- Knob knots, multi-strand buttons, tied in hand -- Knob knots, multi-strand buttons, tied on the table -- Single-loop knots -- Double- and multiple-loop knots -- The noose -- Knots tied in the bright -- Clove hitch and other crossing knots -- Binding knots -- The turk's head -- Bends -- Shroud knots (multi-strand bends) -- Belaying and making fast -- Hitches to spar and rail (right-angle pull) -- Hitches to masts, rigging, and cable (lengthwise pull) -- Hitches to stake and post, pile and bollard -- Ring hitches -- Hooks, beckets, and toggles -- Miscellaneous holdfasts -- Occasional knots -- Lashings and slings -- The monkey's fist and other knot converings -- Flat or two-dimensional knots -- Fancy knots -- Square knotting -- Tricks and puzzles -- Long and short splices (multi-strand bends) -- Eye splices (multi-strand loops) -- Odd splices -- Chain and crown sinnets -- Plat sinnets -- Solid sinnets -- Practical marlingspike seamanship -- Decorative marlinspike seamanship (applied knots).
  • Cream Bun Fred and Friends: The Missing Chickens

    Anne Whyte, Clifford Whyte

    language (, May 16, 2020)
    Cream Bun Fred is a large pink pig. He and his friends Goosey, the Goose. Digger, the old sheepdog and Donald the donkey all live on Muddy Hole Farm. Red Russet the fox and Willy Flapper the barn owl, also Fred’s friends, live nearby.Fred is a clever pig, and thinks up lots of ideas to augment the meagre diet Farmer Puckles provides for him and his friends: and Fred also helps his woodland friends too.When all the chickens go missing from local farms, Fred and his friends decide they must save their own dear chickens from disappearance and in so doing, set out to solve the mystery.
  • jokes for kids, childrens joke book

    clifford a

    language (, Jan. 16, 2019)
    jokes for kids
  • Cream Bun Fred and Friends: With black and white illustrations

    Anne Whyte, Clifford Whyte

    eBook
    Frederick Plumpton Smythe, nicknamed Cream Bun Fred, because of his love of cream buns: is a plump pink pig. He and his friends Goosey the Goose, Digger the old sheepdog and Donald the donkey all live on Muddy Hole farm. Red Russet the fox and Willy Flapper the barn owl live nearby. Fred is a clever pig, and thinks up lots of ideas to augment the meagre diet Farmer Puckles (who hasn't much money) provides for them each day: and Fred also helps his woodland friends too. So join in the adventures of the innovative, enthusiastic, sometimes naughty, but comical pig with a big heart. Cream Bun Fred.
  • Lost in two Times

    Clifford A. Whyte, Lucy Moulton

    eBook (, July 14, 2020)
    Clifford is a ten-year-old boy who falls from a tree. Finding himself in the spirit world he is then given the opportunity to come back to the world of the living by taking over the body of a road traffic accident boy, named Alfie.Alfie, whilst recovering from his accident has strange upsetting dreams. That he is a boy named Clifford. And so, the strange tale unfolds... with a happy ending.
  • Cream Bun Fred and Friends: The Missing Chickens

    Anne Whyte, Clifford Whyte

    (Independently published, May 18, 2020)
    Cream Bun Fred is a large pink pig. He and his friends Goosey, the Goose. Digger, the old sheepdog and Donald the donkey all live on Muddy Hole Farm. Red Russet the fox and Willy Flapper the barn owl, also Fred’s friends, live nearby.Fred is a clever pig, and thinks up lots of ideas to augment the meagre diet Farmer Puckles provides for him and his friends: and Fred also helps his woodland friends too.When all the chickens go missing from local farms, Fred and his friends decide they must save their own dear chickens from disappearance and in so doing, set out to solve the mystery.
  • Cream Bun Fred and Friends: The Rocket

    Anne Whyte, Clifford Whyte

    (, May 28, 2020)
    Cream Bun Fred is a large pink pig. He and his friends Goosey, the Goose. Digger, the old sheepdog and Donald the donkey all live on Muddy Hole Farm. Red Russet the fox and Willy Flapper the barn owl, also Fred’s friends, live nearby.Fred is a clever pig, and thinks up lots of ideas to augment the meagre diet Farmer Puckles provides for him and his friends: and Fred also helps his woodland friends too.When Fred hears the news of a scientist looking for an animal to go the moon in his rocket, and the one chosen will receive lots of cream buns, he knows just the one for the trip, and it isn’t Fred.
  • Lost in two Times

    Clifford A. Whyte, Lucy Moulton

    Paperback (Independently published, July 14, 2020)
    Clifford is a ten-year-old boy who falls from a tree. Finding himself in the spirit world he is then given the opportunity to come back to the world of the living by taking over the body of a road traffic accident boy, named Alfie.Alfie, whilst recovering from his accident has strange upsetting dreams. That he is a boy named Clifford. And so, the strange tale unfolds... with a happy ending.
  • Cream Bun Fred: Fred's Horrible Day

    Anne Whyte, Clifford Whyte

    (, May 6, 2020)
    Cream Bun Fred is a large pink pig. He and his friends Goosey, the Goose. Digger, the old sheepdog and Donald the donkey all live on Muddy Hole Farm. Red Russet the fox and Willy Flapper the barn owl, also Fred’s friends, live nearby.Fred is a clever pig, and thinks up lots of ideas to augment the meagre diet Farmer Puckles provides for him and his friends: and Fred also helps his woodland friends too.Fred’s Horrible day starts with a well-intentioned Fred, trying to save his friend Goosey from a fox. But in doing so nothing goes right. So, join in the adventures of the innovative, enthusiastic, often naughty, but a comical pig with a big heart. Cream Bun Fred.
  • An introduction to African criminology

    W Clifford

    Hardcover (Oxford University Press, Jan. 1, 1974)
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  • Cream Bun Fred and Friends: The Rocket

    Anne Whyte, Clifford Whyte

    (Independently published, May 29, 2020)
    Cream Bun Fred is a large pink pig. He and his friends Goosey, the Goose. Digger, the old sheepdog and Donald the donkey all live on Muddy Hole Farm. Red Russet the fox and Willy Flapper the barn owl, also Fred’s friends, live nearby.Fred is a clever pig, and thinks up lots of ideas to augment the meagre diet Farmer Puckles provides for him and his friends: and Fred also helps his woodland friends too.When Fred hears the news of a scientist looking for an animal to go the moon in his rocket, and the one chosen will receive lots of cream buns, he knows just the one for the trip, and it isn’t Fred.
  • The Diary

    A. Clifford

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Jan. 2, 2014)
    The Diary by A. Clifford