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Title Author Subject Category 1 Category 2 LC Call Number Location Code Offshore Illingworth, J.H., R.N. BOATBUILDING & MAIN Title Author Subject Category 1 Category 2 LC Call Number Location Code Offshore Illingworth, J.H., R.N. BOATBUILDING & MAINTENANCE - BOAT Boatbuilding & Boat Design 4.1011 4.1011 DESIGN Detailed information on all aspects of Maintenance sail boat ownership & operation, including design of hull and systems. Also refer #18.223 $30,000,000 Cup, The Brooks, Jerome. E. SAIL RACING - AMERICA’S CUP; The Cup’s Sail Racing Americas Cup 18.602 18.602 stormy history since first race won by America off Isle 0f Wight 1851 & following 16 challenges & the $30MM spent - illustrated ...because the Horn is there... Smeeton, Miles CRUISING - OFFSHORE - From England to Cruising Offshore 8.4047 8.4047 Victoria BC via the Horn with Smeeton on Tzu- Hang 12-Volt Bible, The Brotherton, Miner K. BOATBUILDING & MAINTENANCE - Boatbuilding & Mechanical 4.2005 (VM320.B76.1985) 4.2005 MECHANICALS Maintenance Electricals for boats - theory, design & maintenance Maintenance Boats 130 Years of Steam Navigation Dollar, Robert BOATBUILDING & MAINTENANCE - HISTORY Boatbuilding & History 4.3002 4.3002 History of steam navigation 1787 to 1931 Maintenance 1700 Miles in Open Boats Foster, Cecel SEAMANSHIP - SEAMEN Seamanship Seamen 20.104 G530.F6 20.104 Epic story of the voyage to safety in two lifeboats by the survivors of the SS Trevessa foundering in the India Ocean 1923 25 Centuries of Sea Warfare Mordal, Jacques HISTORY - NAVY - Significant sea battles from History Naval 10.329 10.329 early times to WW II 4 Winds Of Adventure Bardiaux, Marcel CRUISING - OFFSHORE - Bardiaux’ single- Cruising Offshore 8.4087 8.4087 handed voyage France to Tahiti aboard owner- built 30 ft sloop, 1950-53, first part of 8-year circumnavigation. Illustrated 75th Anniversary The Cruising Association Hay, David and Joan CLUBS - CRUISING CLUBS Clubs Cruising Clubs 6.2002 6.2002 75 years of The Cruising Association United Kingdom 1908 - 1983 9 Years on the 7 Seas Brevig, Anne E. CRUISING - OFFSHORE - 9 Year Cruising Offshore 8.4083 8.4083 circumnavigation by Anne Brevig and Martin Vennesland aboard their 40’ sloop NOR SIGLAR, with detailed photos and accounts of of the local peoples in the 76 countries visited A - Z of Sailing Terms, A Dear, Ian & Kemp, Peter SAILS & SAILING - A detailed explanation of Sails & Sailing 5.0011 5.0011 some1500 sailing terms A Voyage Around the World de Bougainville, Lewis HISTORY - DISCOVERY Voyage of global History Discovery 10.201 10.201 discovery 1766 - 1769 of the Boudeuse and Etoile, with charts of that era. Abandon Ship Newcomb, Richard F. HISTORY - NAVY Sinking of the USS History Naval 10.302 58-11218 10.302 Indianapolis in July 1945, a tragic event resulting in court martial procedings. Able Seaman, The Morris, Everett B. SEAMANSHIP Basics of boat handling under Seamanship 20.020 20.02 sail or power Above Hawaii Cameron, Robert TRAVEL Air photography over Hawaiian Travel 24.002 ISBN 0 918684 02 1 24.002 islands Across the Western Ocean Snaith, William SAIL RACING - OFFSHORE Cruising & Sail Racing Offshore 18.415 18.415 racing yacht Figaro across Atlantic & Fastnet Race - 1961 & 1963 Across Three Oceans O’Brien, Conor CRUISING - OFFSHORE Circumnavigation Cruising Offshore 8.4079 8.4079 the hard way - sailing eastward from Dublin in 1923 and return 1924 Admiral Death Baldwin, Hanson HISTORY - NARRATIVES Twelve factual History Narratives 10.524 10.524 adventures of men against the sea and their conduct in face of peril Admiral of the Ocean Sea Morison, Samuel Eliot BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY Life of Biography and 2.0004 2.0004 Christopher Columbus Autobiography Admiralty Manual - Deviations of the Compass Evans, F. J. and Smith, Archibald NAVIGATION Navigation 14.009 14.009 Deviations of the compass 1922 Adriatic, The Denham, H. M. CRUISING - OFFSHORE Cruising Offshore 8.4059 8.4059 A sea guide of the Dalmation Coast, Venice and East Italy Adriatic, The Denham, H.M. TRAVEL A sea guide to the Adriatic coasts & Travel 24.012 24.012 islands Advanced Racing Tactics Walker, Stuart H. SAIL RACING - BOAT Sail Racing Boat handling 18.220 18.22 HANDLING/TACTICS/RULES tactics rules For the advanced racing skipper or who is ready to become one Advanced Sailing Skills Giffin, Don SAIL RACING - BOAT Sail Racing Boat handling 18.237 18.237 HANDLING/TACTICS/RULES CYA “Bronze tactics rules Sail” manual Adventure of Sail, The Macintyre, Donald HISTORY Development of sails, rigging & hull History 10.008 10.008 design with contemporary writings from many nations, 1520 - 1914 Afloat in Europe. Marriner, John NAVIGATION - PILOTING Navigation Piloting 14.302 GV835.3.E8.M36 14.302 Navigating canals and rivers in Europe Aftrer 50,000 Miles Roth, Hal CRUISING - OFFSHORE Cruising Offshore 8.4046 8.4046 Extended offshore sailing the major oceans in 35’ sailboat Against the Odds Hunter, Doug SAIL RACING - OFFSHORE Story of Sail Racing Offshore 18.423 18.423 Evergreen & Canada’s Cup - 18 month ocean racing career including 1979 Admiral’s Cup and the Fastnet fatal storm Against the Sea Barker, Ralph HISTORY - NARRATIVES Dramatic true History Narratives 10.525 10.525 stories of disaster & survival at sea in recent times Against Wind and Weather Drushka, Ken HISTORY - WEST COAST The History of History West Coast 10.406 10.406 Towboating in British Columbia Ahoy There! Dawson, Will CRUISING - COASTAL Cruising Coastal 8.3006F851.D39 8.3006 Cruising BC coast on West Winds Gulf Islands Strait of Georgia Airborne Buckley, William F., Jr. CRUISING - OFFSHORE A Sentimental Cruising Offshore 8.4060 8.406 Journey - Buckley’s trans-Atlantic voyage aboard Cyrano with son & friends Aku-Aku Heyerdahl, Thor HISTORY History 10.007 10.007 Archeological history of Easter Island Alaska’s Inside Passage Traveler Searby, Ellen TRAVEL Information on travelling Alaska’s Travel 24.013 ISBN 0-9605526-8-5 24.013 Inside Passage by ferry All in the Same Boat: Living Aboard and CruisinNeale, Tom CRUISING - BOAT DESIGN & OPERATION A Cruising Boat design and 8.2022 8.2022 step-by-step manual to prepare for cruising operation lifestyle All Seasons’ Yachtsman Haward, Peter J. CRUISING - OFFSHORE Great variety of Cruising Offshore 8.4062 8.4062 ocean cruising and yacht delivery adventures in North Sea & Med. areas - illustrated All This and Sailing Too Stephens ll, Olin J. AUTOBIOGRAPHY - RESERVED Biography and 2.0001 (ISBN 0-913372-89-7) 2.0001 DISTRIBUTION Autobiography Olin Stephens Autobiography Alone Across the Atlantic Chichester, Francis CRUISING - OFFSHORE Chichester’s Cruising Offshore 8.4022 8.4022 voyage across the Atlantic Alone Around the World James, Naomi CRUISING - OFFSHORE First woman sailor Cruising Offshore 8.4085 8.4085 single-handing around the world Alone Through the Roaring Forties Dumas, Vito CRUISING - OFFSHORE Autobio of arthur’s Cruising Offshore 8.4030 8.403 Southern Ocean sailing around the world Along the Clipper Way Chichester, Francis CRUISING - OFFSHORE Chichester sails the Cruising Offshore 8.4043 8.4043 clipper ship ocean routes & tells of the boats that sailed them Amateurs, The SASC CLUBS - YACHT CLUBS History of first 100 Clubs Yacht Clubs 6.1011.1 6.10111 years of sailing on Sydney Harbour compiled by Sydney Amateur Sailing Club 1872 - 1972 Amateurs, The Ferguson, John Editor CLUBS - YACHT CLUBS Beginning of 2nd Clubs Yacht Clubs 6.1011.2 6.10112 century of sailing compiled by SASC America’s Cup 1851 - 1970 Rolex SAIL RACING - AMERICA’S CUP 2 Pamphlets Sail Racing Americas Cup 18.618 18.618 on brief history oh Cup matches from 1851 to the 1970 match. Well illustrated with pictures of many of the yachts from the early years America’s Cup 1851 - 1992 Capen, Christopher G. Editor SAIL RACING - AMERICA’S CUP The official Sail Racing Americas Cup 18.619 18.619 record of America’s Cup XXVIII & the Louis Vuitton Cup. Superbly illustrated 141-year history of design, boats and the men who sailed them. America’s Cup 1977, The Oliver, E. Wesley Jr. SAIL RACING - AMERICA’S CUP Sail Racing Americas Cup 18.609 18.609 Official handbook 1977 America’s Cup pictoral America’s Cup 1987, The Fisher, Bob & Ross, Bob SAIL RACING - AMERICA’S CUP Official Sail Racing Americas Cup 18.60687-45224 18.606 pictoral and written record of 1987 America’s Cup America’s Cup Defenders Dunlap, G. D. SAIL RACING - AMERICA’S CUP Sail Racing Americas Cup 18.603 18.603 Test and paintings, History of Defender America’s Cup yacht 1851-1967 2 COPIES America’s Cup XXVII 1988 Vaughan, Roger SAIL RACING - AMERICA’S CUP Stars & Sail Racing Americas Cup 18.616 18.616 Stripes - the official record 1988 - autographed America’s Cup’87 Wheatley, Keith SAIL RACING - AMERICA’S CUP Detailed Sail Racing Americas Cup 18.615 18.615 account of build-up to the 1987 America’s Cup American Practical Navigator 1938 Edition ReviBowditch, Nathaniel NAVIGATION Navigation 14.014 14.014 Epitome of navigation and nautical astronomy American Practical Navigator 1975 Edition VoluBowditch, Nathanial NAVIGATION An epitome of navigation - Navigation 14.013 14.013 H.O 9 American Sailing Navy, The Chapelle, Howard I. HISTORY - NAVY History of US sailing navy, History Naval 10.328 10.328 the ships & their development Amperes Away ! Balmer, Jack BOATBUILDING & MAINTENANCE - Boatbuilding & Mechanical 4.2002 4.2002 MECHANICALS Maintenance Guide to marine elctronics, autographed by the author Ancient Voyagers in the Pacific Sharp, Andrew HISTORY History 10.001 10.001 Pacific voyages Cook to Heyerdahl Annals of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club Snider, Charles Henry Jeremiah CLUBS - YACHT CLUBS Clubs Yacht Clubs 6.1005 (GV823.R593.S65.1937) 6.1005 Annals 1852 - 1937 Annals of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club Snider, Charles Henry Jeremiah CLUBS - YACHT CLUBS Clubs Yacht Clubs 6.1006 (GV823.R593.S65.1954) 6.1006 Royal Canadian Yacht Club, One hundred years Royal, 1938 - 1954 Antiques Afloat: From the Golden Age of BoatinVassilopoulos, Peter POWER BOATS Power Boats 16.002 ISBN 0-919317-00-6 16.002 Illuatrated history of B.C.
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