Bowline: King of Knots

Knot for You

By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser —— Bio and Archives--May 16, 2013

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The Ashley Book of Knots is an interesting tome with detailed descriptions of knots and how to tie them. First published in 1944, it lists close to 4,000 different knots with some 7,000 illustrations. From fancy nautical (or should that be knotical ?) braids to the hangman’s knot , they are all in there. So, which knots are the most important to know? There is only one knot that I think you absolutely need to know: the Bowline knot.

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