NAUTICAL MAGAZINE
A MAGAZINE FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN SHIPS AND THE SEA
May 1966
Volume 195, No 5
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Nautical Magazine was a monthly magazine devoted to the worldwide shipping industry. Its focus is on maritime news, and especially the merchant navy. The magazine also explores ships, ports, maritime events and places, covering the rich history and traditions of the maritime industry. Generally the magazine is not illustrated.
In this issue:
- Captured by Riff Pirates by Capt F. T. O’Brien - Violet,
- Apprentices in the Eighties by Cdr R. M. Reynolds
- Catechism and Creed by Lee Garnett
- Oil Pollution and its Prevention by Charles A Rigby
- Two Centenaries of 1966 by James A Whelan
- A Norwegian Grace Darling by G. V. Clark - Flekkerfjord, Norway
- A Tragically Simple Collision by Leo P Crolly - Gannet & Katharina Kolkmann
- No Rum for the Prince by James E Carver
- The Cow and Calf Rocks by C. J. Robb - Dundrum Bay, Co. Down
- The Middensteenbank Pilot Station by Capt T. J. Spanjer
- An October Day by G. Hooper Jennery
The magazine measures approximately 23.5cm x 15cm. Pages 257 - 320
Condition: The magazine is in good condition, minor creasing and minor marking to the covers and showing evidence of reading wear. Considering the magazine is over 5 decades old, its condition is very good, but not perfect.
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