Search Results: Titles starting with U from Maiden Voyage Booksellers

New York: Franklin Watts, Inc, 1965. Hardcover. Very Good +/very good. 218 pp; fine overview and history of Coast Guard written by vetern Coastguardsman; with 24 pp of superb b & w photos; this copy is from the second printing; dj has been price-clipped and has tape repairs to reverse at head of spine and to top edge of rear panel; some browning, minor edge tears; closed tear to top edge of front panel at spine head; has name and address stamp of former owner on ffep.

Missoula, MT: Pictorial History Publishing Company, 2011. Fourth Printing. Paperback. Near Fine. 48 pp; staple-bound booklet, extensive overview of this vessel and her time in service. Named after a Congressional Medal of Honor, Capt. Cassin Young, profusely illustrated with superb B & w photos, 1 fold-out lie drawing/color phot and another full-color photo, in full-color illustrated wraps. This copy is form the Fourth Priiting of October 2011 of work originally published in June of 1995.

Friday Harbor, WA: Umbrella Books, 1990. Paperback. Very Good +. 150 pp; comprehensive guide to the State of Washington's 25 lighthouses, it's lightship fleet, and the supply vessels that serviced them; with fascinating histories of each light; information about their early keepers and how to visit those that are open to the public; with maps and several b & w photos; has bookstore price sticker on bottom of rear cover; in full-color photo wraps.

Boston, MA: The C. M. Clark Publishing Co, 1911. Hardcover. Very Good. 401 pp; expose of reign of Joseph F. Smith over the Mormans; in red boards; gilt stamping on front board is clear, fading to same oin spine as well as staining to left edge of spine; page edges browned; some staing to rear board as well; inerior pages clean and free of marks; binding tight, hinges not split.

Dorcet, England: Blandford Press. Contains photographs.

Washington DC: Government Priting Office, 1911. Third edition. Hardcover. Near Fine. 200 pp; the 2 fold-out charts are in "As New" condition; binding tight; includes 4 page, tyewritten Additions and corrections to this volume to date of stamp; which is Jan 16, 1912; this is designated by purple ink, oval stamp to upper right corner of 1st page, marked Coast & Geodetic survey; all four pages have vertical crease to right side; els in Fine condition; both paste-downs have small, neat, ink stamp of former owner as does front canvas board; front paste-down also has 1 US 1 cent stamp above name stamp.

Denver, CO: The Golden Press, Inc, 1956. Paperback. Very Good. 40 pp; staple-bound booklet; well-written story of Margaret Tobin; later, Maggie Brown aka "The Unsinkable Mrs. Brown"; owing to fact of her having survived the sinking of the TITANIC; profusely illustrated with b & w period photos; in b & w photo wraps.

Cuxhaven: Verlag Gert Uwe Detlefsen, 2003. Hardcover. As New. 112 pp; loosely translated as "Strange Fates of German Freighters" the book is a fine overview giving details of a large number of disasters; profusley illustrated tith b & w photos exceptionally well-printed on high gloss paper; double-page, full-color photo for front end-papers, double=page b & w photo for rear end-papers; published without a dj in full-color photo boards (TEXT IS ENTIRELY IN GERMAN).