Swords for Sea Service (Two-Volume Set)
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Author: Commander W. E. May and P. G. W. Annis
Format: Hardback
Remarks on Condition:: Pages intact, no marks, notes or highlighting
Swords for Sea Service is a comprehensive study of naval swords, dirks and cutlasses, based on the collection of the National Maritime Museum at Greenwich. It was written by Commander W. E. May and P. G. W. Annis, and published by Her MajestyÕs Stationery Office in 1970. It contains illustrations, photographs, biographical notes and historical information on British and foreign naval weapons. The first volume has 257 pages and the second volume has 250 pages. Each volume contains a coloured frontispiece. Additional notes: 140 black and white plates. Coloured plate as frontispiece. Pages in both volumes are in very good, clean condition. Illustrated endpapers. Grey cloth with purple titles on the spines. Corners show only very light wear. No dust jackets. The books are well preserved in a cardboard slipcase.
Author: Commander W. E. May and P. G. W. Annis
Format: Hardback
Remarks on Condition:: Pages intact, no marks, notes or highlighting
Swords for Sea Service is a comprehensive study of naval swords, dirks and cutlasses, based on the collection of the National Maritime Museum at Greenwich. It was written by Commander W. E. May and P. G. W. Annis, and published by Her MajestyÕs Stationery Office in 1970. It contains illustrations, photographs, biographical notes and historical information on British and foreign naval weapons. The first volume has 257 pages and the second volume has 250 pages. Each volume contains a coloured frontispiece. Additional notes: 140 black and white plates. Coloured plate as frontispiece. Pages in both volumes are in very good, clean condition. Illustrated endpapers. Grey cloth with purple titles on the spines. Corners show only very light wear. No dust jackets. The books are well preserved in a cardboard slipcase.
Description
NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Commander W. E. May and P. G. W. Annis
Format: Hardback
Remarks on Condition:: Pages intact, no marks, notes or highlighting
Swords for Sea Service is a comprehensive study of naval swords, dirks and cutlasses, based on the collection of the National Maritime Museum at Greenwich. It was written by Commander W. E. May and P. G. W. Annis, and published by Her MajestyÕs Stationery Office in 1970. It contains illustrations, photographs, biographical notes and historical information on British and foreign naval weapons. The first volume has 257 pages and the second volume has 250 pages. Each volume contains a coloured frontispiece. Additional notes: 140 black and white plates. Coloured plate as frontispiece. Pages in both volumes are in very good, clean condition. Illustrated endpapers. Grey cloth with purple titles on the spines. Corners show only very light wear. No dust jackets. The books are well preserved in a cardboard slipcase.
Author: Commander W. E. May and P. G. W. Annis
Format: Hardback
Remarks on Condition:: Pages intact, no marks, notes or highlighting
Swords for Sea Service is a comprehensive study of naval swords, dirks and cutlasses, based on the collection of the National Maritime Museum at Greenwich. It was written by Commander W. E. May and P. G. W. Annis, and published by Her MajestyÕs Stationery Office in 1970. It contains illustrations, photographs, biographical notes and historical information on British and foreign naval weapons. The first volume has 257 pages and the second volume has 250 pages. Each volume contains a coloured frontispiece. Additional notes: 140 black and white plates. Coloured plate as frontispiece. Pages in both volumes are in very good, clean condition. Illustrated endpapers. Grey cloth with purple titles on the spines. Corners show only very light wear. No dust jackets. The books are well preserved in a cardboard slipcase.
Swords for Sea Service (Two-Volume Set)
$200.00