Hi Don
It's available new on Amazon UK but I don't know about the States.
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It's available new on Amazon UK but I don't know about the States.
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It is still can ordered ,maybe look up on Abe books or Bookfinder.com
It is available on Amazon as well as eBay...
Mary Rose Manual Format: Hardcover by Lavery, Brian: New | INDOO
AbeBooks.com: Mary Rose Manual Format: Hardcover: Brand New
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Have also a look at amazon and online book stores.
Gerad's new monograph is available on Ancre. A four-master
Today I received a very good copy of Peter Goodwin's "The Construction and Fitting of the SAILING MAN OF WAR 1650 ~1850" to add to my bookshelf.
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Hello dear friends In the last few days I received these two books following the recommendations on our forum :
Wooden worship construction a history in Ship Models by Brian Lavery
The Sailing Frigate: A History in Ship Models by Robert GARDINER
Illustrated from the Collections of the National Maritime Museum
Wooden worship construction a history in Ship Models by Brian Lavery
The Sailing Frigate: A History in Ship Models by Robert GARDINER
Illustrated from the Collections of the National Maritime Museum
Book review - Book Review / Look Inside: "THE SAILING FRIGATE, a History in Ship Models" by Robert Gardiner
The Sailing Frigate: A History in Ship Models by Robert GARDINER Illustrated from the Collections of the National Maritime Museum Paperback: 128 pages Publisher: Naval Institute Press; Reprint edition (March 15, 2016) Language: English ISBN-10: 184832295X ISBN-13: 978-1848322950 Product...
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Sometimes you can say we do.....
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Online version of these books.
maritime.org
The Elements and Practice of Rigging And Seamanship
Take also a look at this topic with some more links for downloadable documents incl. the Steel
Book review - "The Elements and Practice of Rigging And Seamanship" 1794, by David Steel (and others)
Some years ago our member @DaveC found this already on an other web-page (see herefore the post from 2016: https://www.shipsofscale.com/sosforums/index.php?threads/the-elements-and-practice-of-rigging-and-seamanship.995/ ). In order to archivate this in this area as a reference I make this...
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Hello Olha!
The book "Le vaisseau de 74 canons" was very difficult to find in my early days of modeling. I was surprised at the amount of information and the quality of the book processing and it is with me to this day.
Best regards
Thomas
Today I received my copy of the book "In Tekening Gebracht" by Ab Hoving and AA.Lemmers.
Synopsis:
Dutch shipbuilding experienced a number of important developments in the eighteenth century, of which the introduction of ship drawing may be regarded as the most pervasive. The use of design and construction drawings from around 1725 marked a break with the artisanal construction methods of the previous centuries and the transition from traditional, artisanal management to a modern, technological approach. This crucial transition was accompanied by a riot of national proportions, which was indulged in fierce polemics. The cause of this was the appointment of British shipbuilders to the Admiralty of Amsterdam, while the Dutch shipbuilding industry was accused of backwardness - an accusation that was unjustified, as this study demonstrates for the first time. The analysis of the drawing techniques provides new insight into the knowledge and skills of the shipbuilders of that time. In additional contributions from renowned naval engineers, designs from the time are examined.
Synopsis:
Dutch shipbuilding experienced a number of important developments in the eighteenth century, of which the introduction of ship drawing may be regarded as the most pervasive. The use of design and construction drawings from around 1725 marked a break with the artisanal construction methods of the previous centuries and the transition from traditional, artisanal management to a modern, technological approach. This crucial transition was accompanied by a riot of national proportions, which was indulged in fierce polemics. The cause of this was the appointment of British shipbuilders to the Admiralty of Amsterdam, while the Dutch shipbuilding industry was accused of backwardness - an accusation that was unjustified, as this study demonstrates for the first time. The analysis of the drawing techniques provides new insight into the knowledge and skills of the shipbuilders of that time. In additional contributions from renowned naval engineers, designs from the time are examined.
IS THERE AN ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF THIS. GOD BLESS STAY SAFE ALL DON