| Summary: | collar n About the last of February, hundreds of ice-hunters might be seen toiling up the sculping highlands, with their gaffs, and long swaling guns on their shoulders, and bearing packs on their backs, in order to join their respective vessels on the first of March, when every man was expected to be in collar for the ice. PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit GMS Mar 78 Used I and Sup Used I and Sup 3 Used I BOAT, RODE, BERTH, on the collar, go in collar, come to collar, break collar, collar boat, rodney, collar buoy, buoy, collar chain, collar day, collar punt, punt, collar time, get in the collar, get off the collar, collar time Checked by Jordyn Hughes on Thu 16 Jun 2016
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