‎TAGORE, Rabindranath:‎
‎The Wreck.‎

‎"LIFE, ATLANTIC EDITION, VOL. 42, N° 10, MAY 1967 (Contents: The Scene/Bonaire. A strong life in ""the low place."" By Robert F. Jones. Letters. The wreck of the ""Torrey Canyon"". Guest Column. ""Pray God the General doesn’t weaken."" By Anthony Lejeune...)"‎

‎Time-Life International. 1967. In-Folio. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Agraffes rouillées, Intérieur acceptable. 72 pages. Illustré de nombreuses photos en noir et blanc et en couleur.. . . . Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon‎

‎"Contents: The Scene/Bonaire. A strong life in ""the low place."" By Robert F. Jones. Letters. The wreck of the ""Torrey Canyon"". Guest Column. ""Pray God the General doesn’t weaken."" By Anthony Lejeune. Space. Schirra’s team carries on for Apollo. Photographed by Ralph Morse. African cheers speed Italy’s San Marco satellite into space. By Michael Durham. Fashion. Will the new maxiskirt make thighs obsolete? Movies. Mia Farrow, an impishactress who’d rather play. someone else. By Thomas Thompson. Photographed by Bill Eppridge. Modern Living. Challenge for free men in a mass society. Part I of a series: An uneasy sense of emptiness and anonymity. By Bayard Hooper. The West moves east. Sports. Pro soccer’s U.S. kickoff. Science. How it feels to die. By David Snell. Submarine shuttle bus... Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon"‎

‎Govorov A.I. Description of the wreck of the Russian 74th cannon ship Ingerland,‎

‎Govorov A.I. Description of the wreck of the Russian 74th cannon ship Ingerland, which happened on August 30, 1842, in Skagerrak, off the Norwegian coast, near the Ochs-E lighthouse In Russian (ask us if in doubt)/Govorov A.I. Opisanie krusheniya Rossiyskogo 74-kh pushechnogo korablya Ingermanland, sluchivshegosya 30-go Avgusta 1842 goda, v Skagerrake, u Norvezhskikh beregov, bliz mayaka Oks-E Short description: In Russian (ask us if in doubt).St. Petersburg: K. Zhernakovs Printing House, 1844. XVIII, 78s. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalbd1d771e671ba2583‎

‎A narrative of the loss of the Royal George at Spithead, August, 1782 ; including Tracey's attempt to raise her in 1783, also, Col. Psley's operations in removing the ship, by gunpowder, in 1839-40-41. Bound in the wood of the wreck. Fifth edition ‎

‎Portsea S. Horsey 1842 in-18 toile bouteille de l'éditeur, plats doublés de deux petits ais récupérés du bâtiment naufragé, tranches dorées ‎

‎vi pp., pp. 7-136, un f.n.ch., 3 planches hors texte dont un frontispice gravé sur cuivre en dépliant.Un seul exemplaire au CCF (Lyon). Très rare. Le HMS Royal George était un vaisseau de ligne de premier rang de 100 canons de la Royal Navy britannique. Construit aux chantiers navals de Woolwich Dockyard et lancé le 18 février 1756, il formait e plus grand vaisseau de guerre du monde au moment de son lancement. Il servit pendant la guerre de Sept Ans, puis de nouveau pendant la guerre d'indépendance des États-Unis, notamment à la bataille du cap Saint-Vincent en 1780. Mais il devait couler le 28 août 1782 au cours d'une manœuvre d'entretien de routine alors qu'il était au mouillage à Portsmouth le 29 août 1782, causant la mort de plus de 800 personnes se trouvant à bord (dont 300 femmes). Il s'agit de l'un des naufrages les plus meurtriers de l'Histoire du Royaume-Uni, qui constitua jusqu'au milieu du XIXe siècle un véritable traumatisme naval.L'une des particularités de ce petit volume est d'avoir été couvert par des reliques en bois du bâtiment, comme indiqué au titre, et également sur une petite étiquette contrecollée sur les premières gardes : "The publisher begs ton inform the public, that the timber from which the covers of this book were made, was purchased by him at the Dock Yard, Portsmouth, and they may fully confide on its being a genuine relic of the ill-fated Royal George" ‎

‎An Abstract of the Returns made to the Board of Trade During the Year 1869 of the Wrecks, Casulaties, and Collisions which occured on the Shores of the Channel Islands and on the Shores of her Majesty's Possessions Abroad, also of the Wreck, Casualtie...‎

‎London, HSMO by Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1870. Folio. In contemporary half cloth with the blue printed front wrapper pasted on to front board. Light wear to extremities, and a few brown spots to the first leaves, otherwise fine and clean. 58 pp. + 1 folded coloured plate.‎

‎Rare first edition of the official British report on ship wrecks and casualties in United Kingdom's waters for the year 1869.‎

‎The German Arctic Expedition of 1869-70, and Narrative of the Wreck of the 'Hansa' in the Ice.‎

‎London: Sampson Low, Marston, Low, & Searle 1874 ‎

‎First (English) edition. Solidly bound in neat green library binding, with gilt title to the spine and blind stamped library emblem to the front board. Complete, with numerous wood engravings, 2 coloured maps (one folding), 2 portraits in steel engraving and 4 chromolithographed illustrations (including frontis). Koldewey was captain of the Germania; the 'Hansa' that was crushed by ice in October 1869. Overall in a very good condition. Minor handling, and light grubbiness to page edges. Signs of some creasing in folding of map at rear, and a small closed tear to outer edge (map not affected). Attractive library bookplate to front and back paste-down. Some pages have an embossed library stamp. viii, 583 pp. 250 x 170 mm (9Ÿ x 6Ÿ inches).‎