[Rarebooks] fs: Culler. Boats, Oars, and Rowing

[Back Creek Books]

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We are pleased to offer:
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(No. 6102 )  Culler, R. D. BOATS, OARS, AND ROWING.
Camden: International Marine Publishing Company, (1979). Second printing, 
Hardcover, Octavo, [x], 149 pages, black & white photographs, diagrams. Fine 
in a Fine Dust Jacket, Jacket in Mylar protector.
      Veteran boatbuilder writes a charming survey of human-powered craft. 
Would inspire even the most sedentary couch potato with a desire to go out 
and row or paddle at first chance. Includes sections on the pleasures of 
rowing; rowing craft; oars and oar making; oarlocks and other rowing gear; 
notes on rowing; double-paddle canoes; a cruise in a pulling boat; plus a 
section of designs. TOY, #2350. Prior owner name penned neatly at top edge 
of front pastedown. Jacket has a few tiny extremity rubs....... $50.00
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