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The Sailing Vessels of the Pacific Coast and Their Builders, 1850-1905

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Maritime Research Society of San Diego, 1941 - Shipbuilding - 36 pages

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TitleThe Sailing Vessels of the Pacific Coast and Their Builders, 1850-1905
Issue 2 of Bulletin of the Maritime Research Society of San Diego, Bulletin of the Maritime Research Society of San Diego
AuthorJohn Lyman
Editionreprint
PublisherMaritime Research Society of San Diego, 1941
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedApr 10, 2009
Length36 pages
  
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