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RSYS Library Catalogue RSYS Library Catalogue Members may borrow a title for up to three weeks. Please check out your choice at Reception Desk. Author Title Published by year The Contenders: The America's Cup A.C Campbell, Peter Challenge 1987 Golden Press 1986 The America's Cup Challenge from Down A.C. Baverstock, W Under Murray 1967 Bekan of Cowes; The america's Cup 1851 to A.C. Bekan the Present Day Harvill Press 1999 A.C. Bekan of Cowes and Others The America's Cup Jubilee 2001 Notre Voie 2002 A.C. Fisher, Bob & Ross, Bob America's Cup 1987 Pierson & Co 1987 A.C. Larsen, Paul & Coutts Russell America's Cup 2000 Hodder 1999 A.C. Lester, Gary & Sleeman, Richard The America's Cup. 1851 - 1987 Lester -Townsend 1986 The Paintings of the America's Cup. 1851- A.C. Rayner, Ranulf 1987. Paintings by Tim Thompson Heinemann 1986 A.C. Rousmaniere, John A Picture History of the America's Cup Mystic Seaport Museum 1989 A.C. Rousmaniere, John The America's Cup 1851 - 1983 Pelham Books 1983 A.C. Stanard, Bruce Australia 11 J.C.Management 1984 A.C. Stanard, Bruce The Triumph of Australia 11 Lansdowne 1983 Chasing Liquid Mountains: Adventures of a Adams David Solo Yachtsman Macmillan 1997 La Balsa to Australia; The Longest Raft Alsar, Vital. Voyage in History Book Club Associates 1973 Altimiras, J. Sailing Knots Pelham Books 1983 Anderson Robert (ed) Heard at the Helm Stanley Paul 1968 Anderson Scott Advanced Catamaran Racing Horwits Grahame 1985 Andrews, Graeme The Ferries of Sydney J.W.Books 1982 Antrobus Paul, Ross Bob & Hammond Geoffery Ocean Racing Around the World Angus & Robertson 1975 The Wooden Fighting Ship in the Royal Navy Archibald, E.H.H. A.D.897 - 1860 Blandford Press 1972 Bach John A Maritime History of Australia Book Club Associates 1976 Bailey Maurice & Bailey Maralyn 117 Days Adrift Nautical 1974 Baird Ed Laser Racing Fernhurst Books 1982 Baker, Glenn A Sydney in Black & White Weldon 1992 Barton Humphrey Vertue XXXV Rupert Hart-Davis 1955 Bates John The Last Islands Macmillan 1990 Beard Henry & McKie Roy Sailing: A Sailor's Dictionary Sun Books 1981 Beken of Cowes A Hundred Years of Sail Collins Harvill 1985 Beken of Cowes Sailing Thoroughbreds Harvill Press 1998 Yachting: The Photography of Beken of Beken, Edward Cowes Peacock Press 1977 Beken, Frank & Beken Keith Beauty of Sail George G. Harrap 1964 Bennett Isobel The Fringe of the Sea Rigby Ltd 1974 Benstead, C.R. Steady, Boys, Ready Frederick Muller 1943 Bertrand John Born to Win Bantam Books 1985 Bertrand John Born to Win Bantam Books 1985 Bianchi Bruno & De zombathely Gabrio The Rules of Sailing Races Nautical 1978 Ferro- Cement: design techniques & Bingham Bruce application Maritime Press 1974 Blake, George The Shipbuilders Collins 1970 Blewitt Mary Navigation for Yachtsmen Edward Stanford 1973 Blewitt Mary Celestial Navigation for Yachtsmen Edward Stanford 1973 Bombard Alain The Bombard Story Andre Deutsch 1953 Bond Bob Cruising Teach Yourself Books Bond Bob & Sleight Steve Dinghy Sailing Pelham Books 1983 Bowen Frank C The Flag of the Southern Cross Shaw Savill & Albion 1939 Bowker Francise Blue Water Coaster International Marine 1972 Bowker R.M. & Budd S.A. Make Your Own Sails Macmillan 1957 White Sails Crowding: A History of the Royal Bowlan Henry Irish Yacht Club A & A Farmar 1994 Boyd Patrick Catamarans in Close-Up Ian Allan 1972 Bradford Ernle The Journeying Moon Grafton Books 1987 Bray Maynard & Pinheiro Carlton Herreshoff of Bristol Wooden Boat 1989 Penniless Millionaire: Tales of a Shoestring Brown Buster Yachtsman Panda 1989 Ship Ahoy!: Yarns about Salty Characters and Brown, Buster & Barnett, Max Sailbad the Sinner Brown & Barnett 1998 Bruce Erroll Cape Horn to Port Nautical 1978 Bruce Erroll This is Rough Weather Cruising Nautical 1980 Budd Rhonda (ed) Sailing Boats of the World: A guide to Classes Bayard Books !974 Buerk, Rowland Breaking Ships Chamberlain Bros. 2006 Sailing Ships & Paddle Wheels & Other Bull J.C. Gippsland Shipping Author 1974 Butler T. Harrison Cruising Yachts: design & Performance Robert Ross & Co 1947 Calahan, H.. & Trevor, John B. Wind & Tide in Yacht Racing Harrop 1936 Calvert, Hedley & Graeme-Evans Alex Always a Competitor Tasbook Publishers 1997 Cannon Joe Storm & Silence Deep Sea Press 2003 Carlin Ben Half-Safe: Across the Alantic by Jeep Andre Deutsch 1955 Carter Ronald A Yachtsman's Memories of Long Ago Mallinson Rendel 1980 Carter, Robert Windjammers: The Final Story Rosenberg 2004 Caswell, Christopher, Ed The Greatest Sailing Stories Ever Told Lyons Press 2004 Chancellor, John The Maritime Paintings of John Chancellor David & Charles 1984 Chapelle Howard I American Small Sailing Craft W.W. Norton & Co 1951 Chapelle, Howard. I. The History of American Sailing Ships Bonanza 1935 Chapman, Charles F Piloting, Seamanship & Small Boat Handling Motor Boating 1967 Chatterton E.Keble The Ship Under Sail T. Fisher Unwin 1926 Chatterton E.Keble Windjammers & Shellbacks T. Fisher Unwin 1926 Chichester Francis Gipsy Moth Circles the World Coward-McCann 1968 Chichester Francis The Romantic Challenge Cassell 1971 Chichester Francis Along the Clipper Way Hodder & Stoughton 1966 Chichester Francis How to Keep Fit Hodder & Stoughton 1969 Chichester Francis The Lonely Sea & the Sky Hodder & Stoughton 1964 Chiles Webb Storm Passage: Alone Around Cape Horn Times Books 1977 Chiles Webb Open Boat:Across the Pacific W.W. Norton & Co 1982 Clancy, Robert The Mapping of Terra Australis Universal Books 1995 Clark Victor On The Wind of a Dream: The Saga of Solace Hutchinson 1960 Blue Water Dream: The Escape-to-the-Sea Clarke D.H. Synrome David McKay 1981 Cole, Guy Safety on Small Craft Dept. Trade & Industry 1973 Cole, Guy.Ed. Best of Uffa Nautical 1978 Coltheart, Lenore and Fraser, Don (Ed) Landmarks in Public Works. 1884-1914 Hale & Ironmonger 1987 Compton, Nic Voices from the Sea Cassell 2007 Compton, Nic The Great Classic Yacht Rizzoli 2004 Conner Dennis Come Back: My Race for the America's Cup The Macmillan Co. of Australia1987 Cook Peter & Webb Barbara (ed) The Complete Book of Sailing Ward Lock 1977 Cottee Kay First Lady Macmillan 1989 Cotter, Edward F. Multihull Sailboats Crown 1971 Coutts Craig Coastal Yacht Navigation Cassell 1981 Crabtree R. The Luxury Yacht from Steam to Diesel David & Charles 1973 Crowther Peter Single-handed Sailing in Galway Blazer Waterline Books 1998 Curry Manfred Yacht Raising: The Aerodynamics of Sails Charles Scribner's Sons 1949 Curtis Brian The Sydney-Hobart: My 21 Years Libra 1981 Dahl, Norman The Yacht Navigator's Handbook Ward Lock 1983 d'Alpuget, Lou Successful Sailing Nelson 1972 Dalton Teki Ed. Sea Safety for Small Craft Transport & Communications 1988 Damaur, Jacques 101 Tips & Hints for your Boat Grenada 1981 Davis Murray Australian Ocean Racing Angus & Robertson 1967 Davison, D. My Ship is so Small Peter Davies 1956 Dawson Christopher The Rig George Newnes 1967 Dawson Christopher The Hull George Newnes 1967 Neptune's Apprentice: Adventures of a De Santis, Marie Commercial Fisherwoman Presidio 1984 Deane Shirley The Expectant Mariner John Murray 1962 Dear, Ian. The America's Cup: An Informal History Stanley Paul 1980 Dear, Ian. Enterprise to Endeavour: The J Class Yachts Angus & Robertson 1977 Delmar-Morgan, Edward Maintenance of Inboard Engines George Newnes 1967 Denk & Hill Ed, The Complete Sailing Handbook Methuen 1979 Derrett D.R Ship Stability for Masters & Mates Stanford Maritime 1977 Divine A.D. Deeds that Held the Empire: at Sea John Murray 1939 Dodson, Kenneth Stranger to the Shore Angus & Robertson 1957 Doherty, John Stephen The Boats they Sailed In W.W. Norton & Co 1985 The America's Cup & Me: Recollections of 63 Du Moulin, Edward years & 7 Campaigns Herreshoff Marine Museum 2001 Duff, Douglas V. A Little Ship Blackie & Son 1941 Dugan James The Great Iron Ship Hamish Hamilton 1953 Dumas Vito Alone Through the Roaring Forties Adlard Coles 1960 Dunham, Bob The Art of Being Japanese Charles E. Tuttle 1970 E.M.C Barraclough & W.G.Crampton (Ed)Flags of the World Frederick Warne 1981 Eaton, Evelyn Restless are the Sails Cassell 1942 Edwards, Hugh Islands of Angry Ghosts Hodder & Stoughton 1966 Ellacott, S.E. The Story of Ships Methuen 1958 Ellacott, S.E. The Seaman Book 1 Aberlard-Schuman 1971 Ellacott, S.E. The Seaman Book 2 Aberlard-Schuman 1971 Ellam, Patrick & Mudie, Colin Sopranino Rupert Hart-Davis 1954 Southern Breeze; A History of Yachting in New Elliott, Harold Kidd Robin & Pardin, D. Zealand Viking 1999 Elliott, Robin Emmy: Seventy Years of M-Class Yachting Vintage Viewpoint 1994 Elvestrom, Paul Expert Dinghy Racing Adlard Coles 1963 The Fabulous 40s: A History of the Farr 40 Fab 40s Class 1996 - 2011 South Atlantic Publishing 20112011 The Third Time Around: The BOC Challenge Fairchild, Tony 1990-91 Robert Hale 1991 Fairley, George Wide Ocean : Small Boat Nautical 1969 Fisher, Bob and others Sailing on the Edge: America's Cup Insight Editions 2013 Fletcher, Dana Akarana Beagle Press 1991 Fletcher, Mike & Ross, Bob Tuning a Racing Yacht Angus & Robertson 1978 Ostar: Observer Translantic & Round Brittain Foster, Lloyd Races Haynes 1989 Fowles, John Shipwreck Jonathan Cape 1979 Fox, Uffa Sailing Boats Newnes 1959 Fox, Uffa According to Uffa Newnes 1960 Fox, Uffa Sailing, Seamanship & Yacht Construction Peter Davies 1949 Fry, Peter Blue Water Australians A.B.C 1987 Fuller, Graeme Let's Go Windsurfing Octopus 1981 Gann, Ernest.K. Song of the Sirens Hodder & Stoughton 1969 Garden, William Yacht Designs International Marine 1978 Garden, William Yacht Designs 11 Mystic Seaport Museum 1992 Gash, Ann A Star to Steer Her By Angus & Robertson 1980 Geen, Fox Fitting Out a Molded Hull Hollis & Carter 1974 Gerbault, A In Quest of the Sun Hodder & Stoughton 1937 Here be Dragons: Reflections on a Gilchrist, Don Circumnavigation Tidbinbilla 2003 Giorgetti, Franco History & Evolution of Sailing Yachts Five Mile Press 2000 Godard, Philippe The First & Last Voyage of the Batavia Abrolhos 1993 Goodwin, Peter The Bomb Vessel Granado 1742 Conway 1989 Gordon, William & Lauder, Hugh Windjammers Collins 1938 Gordon, William & Lauder, Hugh Windjammers Collins 1938 Semper Fidelis: 50 Years of the Ocean Gorter, Sandra Greyhound E-Bisprint 2014 Goss, Pete Close to the Wind Headline 1998 Graham, R.D.
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