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Pin Mill Sailing Club Library Catalogue Pin Mill Sailing Club Library Catalogue 2466 GENERAL 454 ALLEN Fletcher The Fair Rivers of Southern England Muller 1943 400 ANDERSON Mitchell CatamaransOperation Drake for cruising general details on sailing Sevren House 1981 900 ANDREWS JIM & construction Bodley Head London:1981 2417 ANSON Peter F Life on a Low Shore Banfshire Journal 1969 Donated by Jeremy Fairhead 2104 BAVIER Robert N & PHELAN Joseph A The Schooner Yacht America Schaefer Brewing 1967 Donated by Tom Beevor 1077 BELL David C. A Coastal Passage Swan Hill 1999 Presented By 'Sandy' Sanders 1063 BENHAM Harvey Once Upon A Tide Harrap 1973 Presented by Tom Beevor 381 BALLANTINE Richard Yachting Peacock 1977 Donated Brian Humby 49 BARRACLOUGH E M C Yacht Flags & Ensigns Illife 1951 779 BECK Stuart Ships Boats & Craft Jenkins 1942 873 BOWSKILL Derek North East Waterways Imray Laurie Norrie & Wilson 1986 2421 BOX Peter Belles of the East Coast Tyndale+Panda 1989 Donated by Jeremy Fairhead 647 BOYLE Patrick Sailing in a Nutshell White Friars 1938 2101 BURGESS F H A Dictionary of Sailing Penguin Books Donated by Tom Beevor 352 BURNELL R D Races for the Americas Cup Macdonald 1965 540 CAMPBELL F S & RILEY R J F Stanfords Sailing Companion Stanford 1973 2408 CAUWENBERGH George van Antwerp Portrait of a Port Antwerpen Lloyd NV Donated by Jeremy Fairhead 930 CHANT Chris Tall Ships Photographs & Details Roydon London 1981 1061 CHERRY Peter & WESTGATE Trevor The Roaring Boys of Suffolk Brett Valley 1970 Presented by Tom Beevor 270 CHICHESTER Francis The Lonely Sea and the Sky Hodder & Stoughton 1967 277 CHICHESTER Francis Ride the Wind Hodder & Stoughton 1947 276 CHICHESTER Francis Along the Clipper Way Hodder & Stoughton 1967 787 CHICHESTER Francis Along the Clipper Way Hodder & Stoughton 1967 Donated Birt Irvine 788 CHICHESTER Francis The Lonely Sea and the Sky Hodder & Stoughton 1964 Donated Birt Irvine 2384 COOTE Jack H Down the Win Barnacle Marine 1966 donated by Jeremy Fairhead 2455 COOTE Jack Total Loss Adlard Coles 1985 Donated Carole & Terry Norton 328 COBB David Three Mile Limit Phoenix 1959 149 CONRAD J The Mirror of the Sea Dent 1948 246 COOKE Francis B Yachting With Economy Arnold 1960 807 COOTE J Under Sail BBC 1986 952 COOTE J Under Sail BBC 1986 721 DENT Roland The Complete Sailing Handbook Tiger Books 1990 2281 DYSON John & CHRISTOPHER Peter Spirit of Sail Kingswood Press 1987 In memory of Max Pennington 2424 EAST COAST DIGEST Donated by Jeremy Fairhead 640 ENGEL Leonard The Sea Time-Life 1000 FISHER Bob The Arm Chair Sailor Airlife Publishing Shrewsbury Presented by Alan Frith 2456 FISHER Bob The Arm Chair Sailor Waterline 1993 Donated by Carole & Terry Norton 2457 GILLES Daniel Alone Angus & Robertson 1977 Donated Carole & Terry Norton 2458 GOODEY Charles The Brown Boats Published by the author 1972 Donated by Val Stone 664 GRIGSON Geoffrey The Shell Country Book Phoenix 1962 327 GROSSER Tom Atlantic Adventure Cox & Whyman 1968 357 GUNN John Sailing ships for You Lutterworth 1957 2282 HAMILTON -PATERSON James Seven - Tenths Hutchinson 1992 In memory of Max Pennington 950 HAMPTON T A The Sailors World Pan London 1968 2416 HAY David & Joan East Anglia from the Sea Stanford 1972 Donated by Jeremy Fairhead 2196 HOWARTH David The Shetland Bus Thomas Nelson 1955 1169 HEWITT R.L. The Royal Dragon Routledge & Kegan Paul 1958 Presernted by David Ridge 448 HEYERDAHL Thor Aku Aku Rand McNally 1958 547 HEYERDAHL Thor Fatu-Hiva Book Club 1975 548 HIGGINS L R A Tangle of Islands The Travel Book Club 1971 2046 HISCOCK Eric The Yachting Year Vol II Rolls House 1947 Presented in memory of Martin Lewis 449 IRVING John & SERVICE Douglas The Yachtsmans Week End Book 485 IRVING John & SERVICE Douglas The Yachtsmans Week End Book 2037 IRVING J & SERVICE D The Yachtsmans Weekend Book Seeley 1950 In memory of Martin Lewis 395 JAMES Naomi The Sea on Land Hutchinson 1981 595 KEMP Peter Oxford Book of Ships & Sea Oxford University Press 854 KEMP Peter Oxford Book of Ships & Sea Oxford University Press 2266 KNOX JOHNSON Robin The Bunkside Companion Stanley Paul 1981 In memory of Max Pennington 2407 LARKIN David The Marine Paintings of Chris Mayger Pan Books 1976 Donated by Jeremy Fairhead 589 LINGSAM J S Holland and The Delta Plan Van Ditmar 1966 (PB) 1045 LOOMIS J.E Yachts Under Sail John Lane London 1934 2403 MALTSER Bob & JONES Bob A Victorian Vision Ipswich Port Authority 1992 Donated by Jeremy Fairhead 141 McCORMICK Donald Islands For Sale Garnett 1950 390 McCORMICK Donald The Islands of England & Wales Osprey 1974 Donated Brian Humby 321 MADDEN Anne The Best of Sail Cruising Grenada 1979 Neuwerkerk aan den Ijsel Presented by Jeffrey 1117 MARTENS Paul Groot-Rotterdam in Panorama Productie Paul Martens v.o.f. Bowles 476 MARTIN E G Cruising Seeley Service 614 MARTIN E G Cruising Seeley Service 385 MELLOR John Sailing Can Be Simple Souvenir 1977 462 MELVILLE Herman Typee Harrap 1929 1062 MOON A.R Adventures on the High Seas Longman 1937 Presented by Tom Beevor 2423 MOREY George The North Sea Muller 1968 Donated by Jeremy Fairhead 2418 National Benzole Books Sailing Tours Essex & Suffolk Chatto & Windus 1953 Donated by Jeremy Fairhead 2430 National Benzole Books Sailing Tours Solent Chatto & Windus 1964 Donated by Jeremy Fairhead 2422 Parkgate Books British Coastal Life Donated bt Jeremy Fairhead 616 PET Paul Holland 971 PRAGER Hans Through Artic Hurricanes Thames & Hudson 1955 London Presented Carola Beevor 603 PROUT Geoffrey 2418 PURVES Alec A Flags Conway Maritime 1983 Donated by Jeremy Fairhead 2140 RAMSEY Eileen Sailing Boats Country Life 1962 1060 RAWLINGS Alfred A Sea Anthology Gay & Hancock 1913 Presented by Tom Beevor 1028 RILEY R.J.F. Stanfords Voyaging Companion Stanford Maritime Presented by Neville Thomas 2295 ROBERTS Bob A Slice of Suffolk Terence Dalton 1978 Presented by Ted & Nina Jillings 2183 ROUSMANIERE John Americas Cup 1851-1983 Pelham 1983 Donated by Malcom Harding 2426 SANDERS JAN Old Sailors Never Die Van Dobbenburgh 1988 Donated by Jeremy Fairhead 1009 SCHULL Joseph Salt Water Man McMillan Toronto 1966 Donated Alan Frith 1177 SINCLAIR Patrick Aspects of the law of Anchorage Reprint Sweet & Maxwell 2000 399 SHEA Michael Britain's Offshore islands Country Life 181 1027 SKELLORN J.J Off Watch Adlard Coles Presented by Neville Thomas 265 SLEIGHTHOLME Des ABC for Yachtsmen Adlard Coles 1965 828 SNOXALL Frank The Yachtsmans Bedside Book 312 SOMERVILLE Hugh Sailing Macmillan 1973 2007 STEWART Colin Yacht Club Burgees Adlard Coles 1957 Presented in memory of Martin Lewis 2110 STEWART Colin Yacht Club Burgees Adlard Coles 1957 Presented by Tom Beevor 561 STREET Philip Beyond Tides University of London 1955 490 TALBOT-BOOTH E C The Cruising Companion to Ships and Sea Samson Low 491 TALBOT BOOTH E C What Ship That Sampson Low 492 TALBOT-BOOTH E C Yachting & Sailing Purnell 1057 TATE GALLERY Reflections of the Sea David & Charles 1986 Presented by Tom Beevor 1064 UDEN Grant & COOPER Richard A Dictionary of British Ships & Seamen Allen Lane 1980 Presented by Tom Beevor 758 VAN de DECKEN Yachts & Yachting Scolar 1979 Donated Bert Irvine 2393 VILLIERS A.J The Making of a Sailor Routledge 1938 Donated by Jeremy Fairhead 2497 VOS Alex de The National Museum Antwerp Credit Communal Donated by Jeremy Fairhead 2406 WARNER Oliver British Marine Paintings Batsford 1948 Donated by Jeremy fairhead 2420 WENTWORTH DAY J Marshland Adventure Harrap 1949 Donated by Jeremy Fairhead 1010 WILLIAMS Mark No Cure No Pay Hutchinson Presented by Alan Frith 1058 WOODMAN Richard View from the Sea Presented by Tom Beevor 1175 H.M.Stationary Office Handbook for Radio Operators Published 1975 Presented by David Ridge 2105 The Great Britain Project Presented by Tom Beevor 2265 TheYACHRTSMANS Oxford Companion TEN LANGUAGE to Ships and DICTIONARY Sea Cruising Association Adlard Coles 1994 In memory of Max Pennington 2385 Grenada 1970 Donated by Jeremy Fairhead GENERAL MISCELLANEOUS 2108 BAKER Richard & MAIL Antony Everymans Book of Sea Songs J M Dent 1982 Donated by Tom Beevor 2163 BEARD H & McKIE R Sailing Papermac 1982 Donated by Jack Haste 1048 BEARDALL C.H.DRYDEN R.C. & HOLZER T.J. The Suffolk Estuaries The Suffolk Wildlife Trust 1988 Presented by Bill Fairhead 2109 BUTCHER David The Driftermen Tops'l Books 1979 Donated by Tom Beevor 95 CARSON Rachel The Sea Around Us Staples 1951 254 CARSON Rachel The Sea Hagibbo-Kee 1964 978 CHRISTENSEN J Moller Fishes of the British Isles Penguin 1978 937 COUSTEAU J Y The Silent World Hamish 1961 1053 COUSTEAU J Y The Silent World Reprint Society Hamish Hamilton 1954 2050 COUSTEAU J Y The Silent World Reprint Soc 1954 Donated by Tony Cowley 937 COUSTEAU J.Y. & DUMAS Frederick The Silent World Development of Diving Hamish Hamilton London 1961 943 De LATIL Pierre & RIVOIRE Jean Sunken Treasure Hart Davis London 1962 2127 DIBDEN Charles Sea Songs The Library Press Donated by Tom Beevor 955 DIOLE P. 4000 years under the sea Sedgwick & Jackson London 1954 2587 DROWER George Boats,Boffins and Bowlines Sutton Publishing Ltd 469 DRUMMOND Maldwin & RODHOUSE Paul CreativeThe Yachtsman Techniques Naturalist in Marine & Seascape Robertson 1980 1105 EASTLAND Jonathan Photography Batsford 1983 Presented by Tom Beevor 488 FERGUSON-LEES James Shell Guide to Birds Joseph 1983 2413 FLANDERS michael & SWANN Donald The Hippopotomas Song Little Brown 1991 Donated by Jeremy Faihead 2139 GILES Daily Express Cartoons Pedigree 1995 749 GRAFTON Fiona Cooking Afloat Grafton 1969 Donated Bert Irvine 786 GRAHAM Melvile Cooking Afloat Dewhurdt 1963 895 GREEN Michae The Art of Coarse
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