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2004Features: Improving container ship design for safer port operations; Will ships always grow larger?; Ro-Ro ferry technology; Denmark; CAD/CAM update; Marine interiors. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A quality copy. Book
2003Features: Fixed pods with control surface configurations; Economics of CODMAE propulsion concept; RO-RO Ferry Technology; Denmark; CAD/CAM update. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A quality copy. Book
1927Contents include: Manavilins - III; The Great Ship Swallower; Private Trading; Those Puzzling Star Names; Collections Lost at Sea; In Memoriam - the British Square Sailer; Speed Sound Signals - stoppage - Collision; Dramatised Versions - V. Hotkins' Code; Wanted - an Esprit de Corps of the Sea; The Good Old Days; The Marine Services of Nigeria - III; Ships of South Kensington; Swediish East India company; Watermen of the Thames - a company centenary; Leaves from a Longshore log; and more. Above-average wear. Spine leaning. Bit of writing atop front cover else unmarked. Worthy copy of this fascinating periodical. Book
réf. AQ22361London: Published by Fisher Son & Co. August 1832. No 6. - Vol. I 1 282-336pp 2. With an engraved plate and a terminal leaf of publisher’s advertisements. Uncut in original publisher’s pictorial blue wrappers. Rubbed some loss to spine contemporary inked ownership inscription of Geo. Stebbing Agent Portsmouth to foot of upper panel. Early ink ownership inscription to head of first page of text scattered spotting. A monthly periodical The Nautical Magazine was first published in 1832. Associated with the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty the magazine provided reviews of Admiralty charts and publications articles on hazards to navigation and reports on maritime surveys. As the century progressed it documented the Crimean War and the First and Second Opium Wars the construction of the Suez Canal and ultimately futile search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in search of the North-West Passage. This issue contains inter alia articles on; 'Lights on the Coast of France' 'Navigation of the Bristol Channel' and 'Notes on the Invention of Massey's Log and Sounding Machine'. . 8vo. Published by Fisher, Son, & Co., August, 1832. No 6. - Vol. I unknown
réf. AQ22360London: Published by Fisher Son & Co. July 1832. No 5. - Vol. I 1 226-280pp 2. With an engraved plate and a terminal leaf of publisher’s advertisements. Uncut in original publisher’s pictorial blue wrappers. Rubbed some loss to spine contemporary inked ownership inscription of Geo. Stebbing Agent Portsmouth to foot of upper panel. Early ink ownership inscription to head of first page of text scattered spotting. A monthly periodical The Nautical Magazine was first published in 1832. Associated with the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty the magazine provided reviews of Admiralty charts and publications articles on hazards to navigation and reports on maritime surveys. As the century progressed it documented the Crimean War and the First and Second Opium Wars the construction of the Suez Canal and ultimately futile search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in search of the North-West Passage. This issue contains inter alia articles on; 'Lights on the Coast of Florida' Black Rock Lighthouse at Liverpool' and 'On the Probable Errors in determining Time'. . 8vo. Published by Fisher, Son, & Co., July, 1832. No 5. - Vol. I unknown
réf. AQ22350London: Published by Fisher Son & Co. April 1833. No 14. - Vol. II 1 180-250pp. With an engraved folding plate. Uncut in original publisher’s pictorial blue wrappers. Rubbed and creased loss to spine. Scattered spotting. A monthly periodical The Nautical Magazine was first published in 1832. Associated with the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty the magazine provided reviews of Admiralty charts and publications articles on hazards to navigation and reports on maritime surveys. As the century progressed it documented the Crimean War and the First and Second Opium Wars the construction of the Suez Canal and ultimately futile search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in search of the North-West Passage. This issue contains inter alia articles on; 'Navigation of the St. Lawrence' 'Description of a Sextant having an additional Horizon Glass' and 'On the Navigation of the Black Sea'. . 8vo. Published by Fisher, Son, & Co., April, 1833. No 14. - Vol. II unknown
réf. AQ22348London: Published by Fisher Son & Co. July 1833. No 17. - Vol. II 1 370-432pp. With an engraved plate. Uncut in original publisher’s pictorial blue wrappers. Rubbed and creased some loss to spine contemporary inked ownership inscription of Geo. Stebbing Agent Portsmouth to foot of upper panel. Scattered spotting. A monthly periodical The Nautical Magazine was first published in 1832. Associated with the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty the magazine provided reviews of Admiralty charts and publications articles on hazards to navigation and reports on maritime surveys. As the century progressed it documented the Crimean War and the First and Second Opium Wars the construction of the Suez Canal and ultimately futile search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in search of the North-West Passage. This issue contains inter alia articles on; 'Beacons on the Shoals off Batavia' 'Steam-engines in the Mines of Cornwall' and 'A Sailor's Advice to his Son'. . 8vo. Published by Fisher, Son, & Co., July, 1833. No 17. - Vol. II unknown
réf. AQ22351London: Published by Fisher Son & Co. February 1834. No 24. - Vol. III 1 66-128 18pp. With an engraved folding plate. Uncut in original publisher’s pictorial blue wrappers. Rubbed and creased loss to spine. Scattered spotting. A monthly periodical The Nautical Magazine was first published in 1832. Associated with the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty the magazine provided reviews of Admiralty charts and publications articles on hazards to navigation and reports on maritime surveys. As the century progressed it documented the Crimean War and the First and Second Opium Wars the construction of the Suez Canal and ultimately futile search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in search of the North-West Passage. This issue contains inter alia articles on; 'Effects of Weights in Ships' 'Method for Strengthening Sails' and 'Compass Bearings from the Binnacle'. . 8vo. Published by Fisher, Son, & Co., February, 1834. No 24. - Vol. III unknown
réf. AQ22359London: Published by Fisher Son & Co. October 1832. No 8. - Vol. I 1 396-448pp. Uncut in original publisher’s pictorial blue wrappers. Rubbed some loss to spine a trifle marked contemporary inked ownership inscription of Geo. Stebbing Agent Portsmouth to foot of upper panel. Scattered spotting occasional chipping to margins. A monthly periodical The Nautical Magazine was first published in 1832. Associated with the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty the magazine provided reviews of Admiralty charts and publications articles on hazards to navigation and reports on maritime surveys. As the century progressed it documented the Crimean War and the First and Second Opium Wars the construction of the Suez Canal and ultimately futile search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in search of the North-West Passage. This issue contains inter alia articles on; 'On the Temperature of the Mediterranean' 'Navigation of the the Bristol Channel' and 'On the Stowage of Ships'. . 8vo. Published by Fisher, Son, & Co., October, 1832. No 8. - Vol. I unknown
réf. AQ22352London: Published by Fisher Son & Co. January 1834. No 23. - Vol. III 1 64pp. With an engraved folding plate. Uncut in original publisher’s pictorial blue wrappers. Rubbed and creased loss to spine. Scattered spotting. A monthly periodical The Nautical Magazine was first published in 1832. Associated with the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty the magazine provided reviews of Admiralty charts and publications articles on hazards to navigation and reports on maritime surveys. As the century progressed it documented the Crimean War and the First and Second Opium Wars the construction of the Suez Canal and ultimately futile search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in search of the North-West Passage. This issue contains inter alia articles on; 'Prussic Acid first employed for Killing Whales' 'Discovery of Eastern Australia' and 'Notes on the Island of Ascension'. . 8vo. Published by Fisher, Son, & Co., January, 1834. No 23. - Vol. III unknown
réf. AQ22362London: Published by Fisher Son & Co. January 1833. No 11. - Vol. II 5 56pp 2. With an engraved folding map. Uncut in original publisher’s pictorial blue wrappers. Rubbedand creased loss to spine upper panel detached. Early ink ownership inscription to head of first page of text scattered spotting occasional chipping to margins. A monthly periodical The Nautical Magazine was first published in 1832. Associated with the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty the magazine provided reviews of Admiralty charts and publications articles on hazards to navigation and reports on maritime surveys. As the century progressed it documented the Crimean War and the First and Second Opium Wars the construction of the Suez Canal and ultimately futile search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in search of the North-West Passage. This issue contains inter alia articles on; 'Organisation of the French Marine' 'New Metallic Sheathing for Ships' Bottoms' and 'Navigation of the British Channel'. . 8vo. Published by Fisher, Son, & Co., January, 1833. No 11. - Vol. II unknown
réf. AQ22349London: Published by Fisher Son & Co. March 1833. No 13. - Vol. II 1 114-176pp. With an engraved folding plate. Uncut in original publisher’s pictorial blue wrappers. Rubbed and creased loss to spine. Early ink ownership inscription to head of first page of text scattered spotting. A monthly periodical The Nautical Magazine was first published in 1832. Associated with the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty the magazine provided reviews of Admiralty charts and publications articles on hazards to navigation and reports on maritime surveys. As the century progressed it documented the Crimean War and the First and Second Opium Wars the construction of the Suez Canal and ultimately futile search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in search of the North-West Passage. This issue contains inter alia articles on; 'On the Navigation of the Dardanelles Bosphorus and Black Sea' 'On the Trade of British America' and 'The River Amazon and its Brazilian Tributaries'. . 8vo. Published by Fisher, Son, & Co., March, 1833. No 13. - Vol. II unknown
réf. AQ22353London: Published by Fisher Son & Co. May 1833. No 15. - Vol. II 3 242-304pp. With an engraved folding plate. Uncut in original publisher’s pictorial blue wrappers. Rubbed and creased loss to spine. Scattered spotting. A monthly periodical The Nautical Magazine was first published in 1832. Associated with the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty the magazine provided reviews of Admiralty charts and publications articles on hazards to navigation and reports on maritime surveys. As the century progressed it documented the Crimean War and the First and Second Opium Wars the construction of the Suez Canal and ultimately futile search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in search of the North-West Passage. This issue contains inter alia articles on; 'Lights in the Entrance of the Bay of Fundy' 'Method proposed for Weighing and Anchor by Boats' and 'Magnetic Experiments on Chronometers'. . 8vo. Published by Fisher, Son, & Co., May, 1833. No 15. - Vol. II unknown
réf. AQ22354London: Published by Fisher Son & Co. February 1833. No 12. - Vol. II 3 58-112pp. With a large engraved folding map. Uncut in original publisher’s pictorial blue wrappers. Rubbed loss to spine contemporary inked ownership inscription of Geo. Stebbing Agent Portsmouth to foot of upper panel. Early ink ownership inscription to head of first page of text scattered spotting. A monthly periodical The Nautical Magazine was first published in 1832. Associated with the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty the magazine provided reviews of Admiralty charts and publications articles on hazards to navigation and reports on maritime surveys. As the century progressed it documented the Crimean War and the First and Second Opium Wars the construction of the Suez Canal and ultimately futile search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in search of the North-West Passage. This issue contains inter alia articles on; 'On the Water Barometer at Somerset House' 'On the Bijooga Indians' and 'The Doro Passage'. . 8vo. Published by Fisher, Son, & Co., February, 1833. No 12. - Vol. II unknown
1837réf. AQ22356London: John Murray 1837. 8 1 498-568pp. With an engraved folding plate. Uncut and partially unopened in original publisher’s printed blue wrappers. Rubbed and creased some loss to spine. Scattered spotting plate browned. A monthly periodical The Nautical Magazine was first published in 1832. Associated with the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty the magazine provided reviews of Admiralty charts and publications articles on hazards to navigation and reports on maritime surveys. As the century progressed it documented the Crimean War and the First and Second Opium Wars the construction of the Suez Canal and ultimately futile search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in search of the North-West Passage. This issue contains inter alia articles on; 'Durability of Wood' 'On the Present Neglect of the Deep-Sea and Hand-Leads' and 'On the Protection of Ships from Lightening'. . 8vo. John Murray unknown
2004réf. Q-0930407628Morning Light Press 2004-01-02. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Morning Light Press paperback
2004réf. DADAX0930407628Brand: Morning Light Press 2004-01-02. paperback. New. 6.00x0.75x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Brand: Morning Light Press paperback
1984réf. 259389PA: Rodale Press 1984. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. First edition. Very good or better in very good dust jacket. Book has lightly soiled foredges. Dustwrapper is rubbed and chipped at spine ends and corners browned across top edge. Rodale Press hardcover books
1995réf. 211320New York: Simon & Schuster 1995. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket. Simon & Schuster hardcover
2013réf. Q-1609618440Rodale Books 2013-03-26. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Rodale Books paperback
194972 pages. Features: Nice ballerina cover art by R. York Wilson; Colour ad for the Parker "51" pen inside front cover; One-page colour recruiting ad for the Canadian Army entitled V.I.P. shows young man in uniform walking on sidewalk; Nice one-page colour ad for the 1949 Monarch car shows a red two-door; Photos of the Sandler's Wells Ballet; One-page colour Waterman's Pen ad presents the Crusader, Stalwart and Dauntless; Excellent photo-illustrated article on the Women's Penitentiary in Kingston; The River (short story); Toronto the Terrible - photo-illustrated article by Hugh Garner; Daniel Boone and his trusty Five-Iron (golf short story); Can Les Lear and the Calgary Stampeders (football club) Make It? - photo-illustrated article; Ram's Way (short story about a cop); Simis - photo-illustrated article on the Service d'Information Montreal Information Service which answers questions about anything (permitted by law) by phone - with photos of Roger Nadeau - a fascinating predecessor to modern-day search engines; One-page Seagram ad features grain threshing scene with horse-drawn wagon; Morley Callaghan explains how to talk to high-brows; Massey-Harris one-page colour ad features tractor in rural European town; Elegant half-page colour-photo ad for Sovereign Potters presents their Montcalm Pattern, Number 718; Nice half-page Canadian Admiral Corp. ad presents their model 5V12 radio-phonograph; Article on Teen-agers in Hollywood includes photos of Elizabeth Taylor, Joan Evans, Terry Moore, Shirley Temple, Barbara Lawrence and Claudia Barrett; Article on the wonderful freedom in Canada, compared to post-war Europe; Uncommon half-page ad for Black Horse Brewery explains why rice is thrown at weddings; Colour one-page Calvert Distillers ad says "The Canadian Family Owes Much to... Ireland"; One-page photo ad for Northern Electric's Gainaday 200 washing machine; Half-page colour-photo ad for Canada Dry; One-page colour-photo Marboleum ad shows nostalgic 1949 kitchen design; One-page colour-photo ad for Singer Sewing Centers; One-page colour-photo ad for Northumbria Sterling Silver cutlery; Back to school fashion photos; Nice half-page colour ad for Aylmer canned peaches; Half-page colour ad for Heinz Vinegars; Article on table manners for children; Half-page colour-photo Baker's Coconut ad; One-page colour-photo ad for Burns Corned Beef Hash, Wieners and Beans, and Chili Con Carne; Recipes for preserves; World Sayings; Colour ad inside back cover for Wabasso Cottons shows lady making bed; Back cover colour ad for O'Keefe's features lovely illustration by Rex Woods of penny bazaar scene with boy buying muffin; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A nice copy of this wonderful vintage issue. Book
194868 pages. Features: Gorgeous cover art by John Phillips shows farmers forking straw in field with mountains in background; Color ad for the Parker '51' pen inside front cover includes endorsement of Vilhjalmur Stefansson whose photo and signature appear at top; Great one-page colour Coke ad shows train dining car scene with black porter serving family; Wonderful one-page colour ad for B-A (British American Oil Company) shows thir products in use in farm applications; Lovely colour one-page ad for 1948 Ford Meteor cars; Socialism in Labor Pains - photo-illustrated article on the British scene; What Happened at Magnolia River (short story); Rev. E.S. Lautenslager opens the Pre-Marriage Clinic; Down Will Come Baby (short story); All the Doors Were Open (short story); My Brother Sir Stafford Cripps - photo-illustrated article on the U.K.'s economic czar; Nice one-page recruiting ad for the Canadian Army entitled "Step Right In" shows three soldiers in Jeep; Spalding ad features lady football player fumbling the ball beneath caption "Football Isn't For the Fair Sex!"; Wonderful vintage ad for the Thistle Comet kiddie car manufactured by Lines Bros. of Montreal; Seven-page photo-illustrated feature on Leduc, Alberta and its billion dollar oil bonanza, with photos of John Rebus, John Przystow, Mrs. K. Manchak, Bill Sycz, Brian Wallace, Don Lougheed, Joe Gleddie, Bill Flegel, C. Siferd, Campbell Aird, Guy MAdson, Carl Kosier, Charles Stelck, George MacDonald, Don Bishop, Fred Greenwood, and Bob Mathewell; Half-page colour ad for Monarch Hand Knitting Yards features lovely young lady in reddish sweater; One-page colour ad for O'Keefe's features painting "The Nurse" by Charles F. Comfort; Nice one-page colour ad for the 1949 Ford Custom features a red two-door; Attractive one-page colour ad for Waterman's Pens features university students relaxing in soda shop; Back to school fashion photos; Nice one-page ad for GE (General Electric) presents twelve of their consumer appliances; Nice one-page colour-photo ad for Singer Sewing Centers features photos in comfy family home; Cooking article entitled "Daughter Becomes Kitchen-wise"; Half-page colour ad for McClary ranges; Rare and wonderful vivid colour-photo one-page ad for Burns meat balls, bologna and hamburgers; Half-page colour ad for Canada Dry shows young ladies in soda shop; One-page colour ad for Swift's Premium Bacon; One-page colour-photo ad for Nabisco Shredded Wheat; Charming breakfast in bed colour scend in Wabasso Cottons ad inside back cover; Sensational colour GWG (Great Western Garment) ad on back cover shows father and son strutting in their new Red/Strap overalls; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy of this wonderful vintage issue. Book
193368 pages. Features: Cute Twelvetrees cover illustration of turkey chasing toddler butcher; wonderful Aylmer Soups ad inside front cover features elegant photo of Canada's Governor-General and the Countess of Bessborough; One-page Fleischmann's ad features large photo of Prof. Dr. Franz Muller; Kid Angel (fiction); Luxury Lady (fiction); Where Does the Tax-Dollar Go? - an inquiry into the cost of government in Canada (part 5); The Criminal (fiction); How to Hold a Husband (fiction); Thou Art Peter (fiction); Racketeering in the Seventies (i.e. the 1870s); Quant two-page photo ad for Pond's cold cream; Little Rambles in Hollywood; One-page Ovaltine ad shows doctor and nurse weighing boys; Radioland - great photo-illustrated article on famous radio shows and stars; Nice one-page black and orange Chevrolet ad features the Master Six Touring Coupe at a country fair; Gorgeous one-page colour Palmolive Soap ad features illustration of beautiful young lady; Photo of Laurel and Hardy in handwriting analysis ad; Better Cookery; Rare half-page photo ad for the new Dual Harmony radio by Stewart-Warner Alemite of Belleville, Ontario; Fall fashion illustrations and article; Right Habits (for children); Excellent colour-photo ad for Winchester cigarettes inside back cover features young lady wearing purple fashion designed by Maison Mainbocher of Paris; Charming back cover P and G (Procter and Gamble) ad on back cover features Polly and George and Spot, plus girls building mud castle; Dozens of other great ads. Above-average external wear and soiling. 4"x3" clipping from page 3. 3"x3" clipping from Criticisms article on page 26. Small clippings from pages 51, 53 and 67. All pages and covers free from staples but present. A worthy vintage copy. Book
194864 pages. Features: Nice cover illustration of moose towering over hunter and his dog; Colour ad for Masonite Presdwood inside front cover; Vintage one-page ad for the Gainaday 200 washing machine made by Northern Electric; One-page Waterman's pen ad features fall maple leaves; Wonderful one-page two-colour (black and blue) recruiting ad for the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) entitled "Advance with the Navy" shows sailors climbing onto deck; Very nice colour ad for Monarch-Knit sweaters features pipe-smoking man in yellow sweater raking leaves; One-page Weston's / George Weston Limited ad features the Canadian farmer; Canada Under C.C.F. - Socialism? - article with photos of Pat Conroy, C.H. Millard, Percy Benough, Professor George Grube, Professor Frank Scott and Premier Tommy Douglas; The Torch (short story); Leader of the C.C. F., M.J. Coldwell - photo-illustrated article; Whoa, Pete! (short story); Forum on religious faiths; What it Takes (short story); Nice one-page Chevrolet ad features green 1948 Fleetline; One-page text ad by The House of Seagram entitled "What Price Democracy"; Dot and I Meet Flaming Youth - two adolescent femmes fatales meet the life of the party; D.P. (Displaced Persons) Success Story - article explains how Poles Joe Korol and Leo Polenz have fled their homeland for Canada and are succeeding as independent farmers near Ottawa - with eighteen great photos, including some of their friends Annajean and Rose; Women's section includes photos of Mrs. N.C. Stephens, Mrs. Egmont Frankel, Miss Margaret Hyndman, Mrs. F.C. Brunke and Miss Orian Warwick; One-page colour ad for Heinz soup; Marboleum one-page colour ad shows nostalgic home colour scheme; Half-page colour ad for McClary ranges; Half-page colour ad for Westinghouse fridges; Fashion article with photos; Carling's ad inside back cover features colour reproduction of Rocky Mountain Sheep painting by Beverley Herbert; Wonderful colour Coke ad on back cover features young couple proudly holding six-pack while grocer looks over their shoulders; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy of this wonderful vintage issue. Book
194068 pages. Features: Nice cover illustration of lady with horse; One-page Parker Pen ad with military theme; Colour Marboleum ad inside front cover shows vintage kitchen; One-page Singer sewing machine ad includes three photos of their ornate furniture; Wonderful one-page ad for the RCA Victor Globe Trotter Model A-31 radio includes airman; The General's Big Bull (short story); Known to Nobody (short story); Secrets of the German (Nazi) Air-Armadas - fascinating photo-illustrated article; The Ghost of Captain Renny (short story); Where the War Dollar Goes; Canada'a Forgotten Back Door - Will the Nazis Bomb Canada through Hudson Bay?; Beyond the Circle (short story); Carry On - football article includes photo of Squadron Leader Dave Harding at the Malton Airport with new military recruits asking him questions about his days with the Ottawa Rough Riders; Movie news and photos; One-page photo ad for Fleischmann's Yeast features great photos of man cleaning massive locomotive and horse-drawn wagon being loaded with sheaves; Woodbury ad features photo of Annabella; Anothe Woodbury ad features photo of Miss Nancy Weir of Toronto; Small ad for the Chesley Chair Company of Chesley, Ontario; The Ten Bob Note (short story); Homes of Tomorrow - photos of interior design ideas; Saturday Night Bath - tips on how to have a good bath; Fantastic one-page colour-photo ad for Lux soap features three photos of Carole Lombard; Illustrated instruction how to knit soldier and sailor dolls; Win the War in Your Kitchen - cooking article; Nice one-page Magic Baking Powder ad entitled "As Sure as the Sun Rises"; World Sayings; Magnificent red and black Canadian Red Cross ad inside back cover shows nurse with arms outstretched over servicemen and refugees; Great vintage colour Coke ad on back cover shows lovely young lady holding six-pack; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy of this wonderful vintage issue. Book
