By the society's standard scale (10 being the perfect rose), the Sterling Silver ranks a paltry 4.2, as a rose of questionable value.. And while Hollywood is showing the roses growing on Chelsea rooftops, the Sterling probably can't cut it in New York.
For an unknown reason the bag was also known as a âjewing bagâ and was hung from a hammock ring or perhaps a hook or peg next to his bunk in the forecastle. These bags generally were companions to the sailorâs sea bags or sea chests.
The large bag, for your spare clothes, foul weather gear, etc, is your sea bag. A small bag, that's used for personal effects and items you use every day is your ditty bag. Finally, when you have work to do, your hand tools are carried in a Rigger's Bag.