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The Shipbuilder Magazine. Summer 1912 Vol. VII No. 25. 72 pages with an additional 68 pages of ads. Article on the sinking of the Titanic and safety at sea. Featrue article with two foldout deck plans for the SS France. Wonderful ads/illustrations throughout.
Measures: 7 3/8” by 9 3/4"
Condition: Very Good/Good (normal edge wear/tears on covers for age with some loss at lower right corner of front cover, spine is covered with clear tape on spine extending across covers in areas, interior pages are nice and clean with some of the pages being dog eared)
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