An edition of The Medley of mast and sail II (1981)

The Medley of mast and sail II

a camera record : 525 photographic illustrations of many of the world's vanished sailing craft, both great and small, accompanied by comment and description by experienced ship-masters and other experts

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The Medley of mast and sail II
Alexander Anthony Hurst
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An edition of The Medley of mast and sail II (1981)

The Medley of mast and sail II

a camera record : 525 photographic illustrations of many of the world's vanished sailing craft, both great and small, accompanied by comment and description by experienced ship-masters and other experts

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Publisher
Teredo Books
Language
English
Pages
473

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Sailing ships, History
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The Medley of mast and sail II: a camera record : 525 photographic illustrations of many of the world's vanished sailing craft, both great and small, accompanied by comment and description by experienced ship-masters and other experts
1981, Teredo Books
in English

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Edition Notes

Includes index.

Published in
Brighton, Sussex

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
387.2/2
Library of Congress
VM18 .M39 1981

The Physical Object

Pagination
xxi, 473 p. :
Number of pages
473

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL3870149M
LCCN
81192932

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