MARITIME HISTORY OF FALMOUTH (First Edition)
Book Description
Falmouth has played a key role in the nation's maritime history, affording shelter from enemies & storms. Its shipyards have a long story of building & repairing ships of all types. This book is about the development of the town, its harbour, and its shipping as well as the people who spent their working lives around the Fal estuary & along the coast of west Cornwall.
Author
D G Wilson
Date
2014
Binding
Blue boards with gilt titles to the spine in a colour dust wrapper featuring photographs & repros of maritime paintings
Publisher
Halsgrove
Illustrator
Profusely illustrated with fine black/white plates, charts, maps & diagrams
Condition
VG+ in a VG+ dust wrapper (unclipped)
Pages
160
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