Description
1936 Ships and the Sea – Second Edition – Uncommon Condition
? A Nautical Classic: Delve into the world of ships and the sea with this 1936 second edition of “Ships and the Sea,” compiled and edited by Pay-Lieut. E.C. Talbot-Booth, R.N.R.
? Book Details:
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Title: Ships and the Sea
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Compiled and Edited by: Pay-Lieut. E.C. Talbot-Booth, R.N.R.
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Edition: Second
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Published by: D. Appleton-Century Company
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Origin: Printed and made in Great Britain
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Unique Condition: This early printing is in an uncommon condition. The landscape format (approximately 14 x 10.5cm) adds to its distinctive charm.
? A Glimpse into History: This edition, with 768 pages, is a treasure trove of maritime knowledge. It features B&W illustrations and silhouettes, along with folding plates showcasing ship line flags and maps of various ports and ship parts diagrams. Whether you’re interested in naval or civilian/merchant ships, this book covers it all.
? Exceptional Rarity: In very good condition, this book is even more remarkable when you consider its rarity in such impeccable shape. It’s a sought-after copy often cherished by captains and maritime enthusiasts. The black cloth binding remains a deep, unfaded black, while the gold gilt lettering on the upper and lower spine is unblemished.
? A Mariner’s Delight: With its rich content and exceptional condition, this book is a splendid gift for any nautical enthusiast. Explore the maritime world, from historic sailing vessels to contemporary ships.
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