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Identifier: onyachtetiquette00patt (find matches)
Title: On yacht etiquette : courtesies, discipline, ceremonies, and routine for any and all circumstances ; duties of officers, etc.
Year: 1903 (1900s)
Authors: Patterson, Howard
Subjects: Yachting Etiquette
Publisher: New York : Rudder Pub. Co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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complete treatise on launch building yet published THJS RUDDER PUB. CO. fSl 9 Murray St. New York, U. S. A. Bound in cloth, price %i Same size and style as How to 15 Build a Skipjack and How to S 1^1 Build a Racer for $50 QT (JTj When possible^ please remit by Express Money Order rrx lal YACHTSMANS LIBRARY J^OW TO guiLD A ^ACER FOR JgQ
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SIMPLEST, safest and fastest boat that can be built. The working plans are such thata boy can build from them. The plans were published in 1898, and since then some500 boats have been built from them. The book has numerous illustrations of boats in andafter construction, and also gives experience of builders in allparts of the world. Blue clothand gold, uniform with How to Build a Skipjack. PRICE, POSTPAID, $1.00. ^ THE RUDDER PUBLISHING COMPANY, 9 Murray Street, New York. YACHTSMANS LIBRARY HOW TO BUILDA RACING SLOOP THE WIDE-WORLD WINNING SWALLOW DESIGNED BY C. D. MOWER M OST successful small racing machine ever de-signed. Been built in every clime; haswon on every sea. A prize-winner in Am-erica, Europe, Asia and Australia. Has de-feated boats designed by Herreshoff, Gardner, Payne,and a host of other designers. Easy to build and easy to win with. Has been asuccess wherever tried. No trouble to build if directionsare followed. Materials cost about $ioo; sometimesless. Book contains

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  • booksubject:Etiquette
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