Year: 1956 Language: English Author: Underhill H.A. Genre: History Publisher: Brown, Son and Ferguson Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 606 Description: This book does not by any means exhaust the number of ships I would have liked to place on record, but in these post-war years of fabulously high costs, the question of size has always to be kept in mind if the publication is to remain within the reach of the average reader, and my problem has been not that of providing the necessary material, but of deciding just how much space I can allow. The book has in fact been cut down from its original form. ‘True, for some of the earlier ships my supply of complete detail of individual vessels is rather limited, and representative rather than specific plans have had to be compiled, but for other periods, such as the later iron clipper and the types which followed, there are many famous vessels I would have liked to include had space allowed.
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Deep-water sail - With Illustrations and Plans
Language: English
Author: Underhill H.A.
Genre: History
Publisher: Brown, Son and Ferguson
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 606
Description: This book does not by any means exhaust the number of ships I would have liked to place on record, but in these post-war years of fabulously high costs, the question of size has always to be kept in mind if the publication is to remain within the reach of the average reader, and my problem has been not that of providing the necessary material, but of deciding just how much space I can allow. The book has in fact been cut down from its original form. ‘True, for some of the earlier ships my supply of complete detail of individual vessels is rather limited, and representative rather than specific plans have had to be compiled, but for other periods, such as the later iron
clipper and the types which followed, there are many famous vessels I would have liked to include had space allowed.
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Underhill H.A. Deep-water sail - With Illustrations and Plans, 1956.pdf
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