Naval architecture

Traité du navire, de sa construction, et de ses mouvemens

The shipbuilder's repository

London, b. Parsley, Symonds und Delahoy: The Shipbuilder's Repository; or a treatise on Marine Architecture. Wherein are contained, the principles of the Art, with the Theory and Practical Parts fully explained; and every Instructions required in the building and completing a Ship of every Class, from the forming of the Draught, to the launching into the Water. Calculated to the Capacity of young Beginners; compiled and digested in a mannerentirely new, and laid down different from what has hitherto appeared on the subject. The whole being intended as a complete Companion for those Naval-Architects, desirous of attaining competent knowledge of that important Art. 1790. 472 Seiten in 4° m. 2 Kupfert. (1 Pf. 1 Sh. Engl.)