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Building and fitting out for sail or power. Covers, Building time, delivery of a hull, moulding process, working with fibreglass, floors, keels, deck finishes, cabin, interior, furniture, doors, weather boards, skylights, engine installation, plumbing, galley, even toilets.
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Building and fitting out for sail or power. Covers, Building time, delivery of a hull, moulding process, working with fibreglass, floors, keels, deck finishes, cabin, interior, furniture, doors, weather boards, skylights, engine installation, plumbing, galley, even toilets.
Author=Ian Nicolson
Pages=198
Published=1982
Book Condtion=Generally excellent condition.slightly faded spin
| Weight | 760 g |
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Book for seamanship for officers and men joining the Royal Navy but also useful for all who put to sea in ships and boats. Reference to designs of ships their equipment and its scope. Includes ships safety and firefighting. Man made fibre cordage and handling splicing of ropes boats and their handling and sailing. Split into four chapters Part 1 Ship Knowledge and Safety. Part 2. Seamanship. Part 3 Ship Organisation and Part 4. Shiphandling and Navigation.
Over 1200 ships featured each one illustrated by a full colour artwork Full dpecification displacement and dimension details Armament and powerplant details each ships history and career.
Sponsored by the world ship trust, it is the most comprehensive listing of surviving historic ships ever published
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