General Interest
Naval stores is the broad term used to designate the products derived from the resin or oleoresin of pine trees. The name dates to the days when sailing ships, in particular naval ships, were constructed of wood and had to be sealed and caulked. Rosin, pine pitch, and other resinous products from the trees were used. In colonial times, pine tree forests were widely distributed and many were readily harvestable for such products, which were shipped to the mother country as part of the mercantile system.
Off-site search results for "Naval Stores"... Wet Stores
WET STORES Without refrigeration, a monotonous diet was unavoidable. Most provisions were salted or dried. "Old salts" claimed they had seen food brought aboard labeled "Unfit for human consumption, but good enough for sailors." The sailors ...
http://www.ussconstitution.navy.mil/wetstores.html
Museum Store
... of merchandise from its Museum Store for purchase via the Hayes Museum Online Store. For your convenience our Online merchandise is organized into eight categories. Please keep in mind that only orders of $2.50 or more can be placed online ...
http://www.rbhayes.org/hayes/store
Museum Store
Museum Store St. Joseph History Gifts Jesse James Civil War St. Joseph Museum Gifts Gifts Reflecting the Native American Collection Westward Expansion Gifts California Trail Oregon Trail Lewis & Clark Pony Express Gifts Order Form Home Page ...
http://www.stjosephmuseum.org/MuseumStore/museum_store.htm
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