Vasa I: The Archaeology of a Swedish Royal Ship of 1628
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A Fifteenth-Century Maritime Manuscript by Michael of Rhodes
The Rogers Collection of Dockyard Models At the U.S. Naval Academy Museum
British Warships in the Age of Sail (1603-1714) by Rif Winfield
Hornblower's Ships by Martin Saville
Sloop of War (1650-1763) by Ian McLaughlan
THE SHIP - The life and death of the Merchant Sailing Ship - National Maritime Museum
COLONIAL VESSELS by William Baker
Deane's Doctrine of Naval Architecture (1670) by Brian Lavery
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Hello everyone, here is a little treasure that I discovered in a small but lovely museum in Croatia, Betina on the island of Murter. It consists of an illustrated picture book with various small fishing boats and there are also 30 plan sheets. This means that it is possible to build various ships.
A few pictures of the planning boards
centenarians from our mule
Hello everyone, here is a little treasure that I discovered in a small but lovely museum in Croatia, Betina on the island of Murter. It consists of an illustrated picture book with various small fishing boats and there are also 30 plan sheets. This means that it is possible to build various ships.
A few pictures of the planning boards
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I recently bought a copy of the out of print revised 2nd edition Volume 1 of David Antschel's 'The Fully Framed Model, HMN Swan Class Sloops' from the company above for around $25 in total, including shipping USA-UK. Since there was no photograph and the actual book cost just $7 I thought it must be what is known as a 'reading copy' = no dustjacket and a few dog-ears and dusty bits. To my surprise, the book looks to be brand-new, with dust jacket too.
I bought this through Abe books- but going direct to the Thrift Books Tx USA website I see that a search for 'model ships' brings up 370 mostly relevant books - many of them very reasonably priced. A useful resource I am sure.
Thanks Alan, that is a useful site to know about. Standard international shipping from Thrift Books seemed quite reasonable.
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THE ANGLO - DUTCH NAVAL WARS
1652 - 1674
by Rodger Hainsworth &
Christine Churches.
H/B 212pages
45 Maritime Museum illustrations &
11 Maps. (Greenwich MM, Netherlands MM, William van de velde the elder etc...)
A superbly detailed account of the "Bloody beginning of unhappy Breach" between these nations and subsequent 22 years.
1652 - 1674
by Rodger Hainsworth &
Christine Churches.
H/B 212pages
45 Maritime Museum illustrations &
11 Maps. (Greenwich MM, Netherlands MM, William van de velde the elder etc...)
A superbly detailed account of the "Bloody beginning of unhappy Breach" between these nations and subsequent 22 years.
Hello all..just added the Royal Yacht CAROLINE to the mix..Bellabarba and Osculati version... just for reference of course..hint..hehe In process of shipping the superstructures and deck furniture for OKESA to FL, where I will mate them to the Navy Board hull ,that survived the hurricane. The other scratchbuild is my 1900's steam tramp steamer/cargo ship which I will ship and finish in FL. Back to the book..I was very impressed with the historical presentation and the drawings are excellent..recommend Anatomy of the Ship series..well done All in B/W but got it used for $37 on Amazon.