NAUTICAL MAGAZINE
A MAGAZINE FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN SHIPS AND THE SEA
October 1967
Volume 198, No 4
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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:
- Alone Around the World by V. E. H. Booth - Joshua Slocum
- The Pearson Report by J. Radford
- SS Point Pleasant Park by Capt R. W. Tooks
- America at Sea
- Disgruntled or Disillusioned? By P. Cleife
- Canada’s Fishing Fleet Expands by D. S. Fraser
- Why Girls Like Sailors – Part 1 by Burntisland
- Je-Propelled Squids of the Deep by D. England
- The Inexperience of Youth by J. D. Rodgers
- According to the Act by S. J. Oakshott - Navigation Acts
The magazine measures approximately 23.5cm x 15cm. Pages 193 - 256
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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