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This review is from: A Day in the Life of a Colonial Shipwright (Wrestlers) (Hardcover)
The work of shipbuilding in colonial days is entertainingly explained by author Laurie Krebs, who tells how a young apprentice, under a master shipbuilder worked to produce a finished ship in the Langdon Shipyard. From the first drawings to the scale model to the life-size patterns, cutting, measuring -- every detail of the trade is explained and illustrated beautifully.
John Langdon, shipbuilder, was also a representative to the second Continental Congress, and the ship that he produced, the Ranger, was captained by John Paul Jones! A Day In the Life of a Colonial Shipwright also includes a link to a website for more information. |
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A Day in the Life of a Colonial Shipwright (Wrestlers) by Laurie Krebs (Hardcover - Jan. 2004)
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