April 12, 2024
1947 United States Navy Waterline Models and How to Build Them 1ST ED Ship Plans
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This listing is for a scarce vintage book United States Navy Waterline Models and How to Build by John Philips Cranwell and Samuel A. Smiley, published in 1947 (first edition) in New York. Illustrated with official Navy photos and specifications of actual ships, photos of the completed models, and working drawings and plans scaled to actual size of each model . Includes USS Missouri, Washington, Saratoga, Enterprise, Princeton, Gambier Bay, Alaska, Baltimore, Salt Lake City, Birmingham, Atlanta, Allen M. Sumner, Warrington, Porter, Dallas, Buckley, Tacoma, Curtiss, Neosho, West Point (SS America). DJ is tattered and has been taped together, minimal signs of wear on hard cover, clean copy in very good condition . Approx. 7.75"X10.25". 141 pages. Photos are part of the description. Please review photos and information for condition and message me if any questions. International buyers: If your country is not listed to purchase or you need assistance with shipping prices, please message me to give you an accurate quote. Some countries will now see that their items are being shipped through the Ebay Global Shipping Program. I hope this lowers your cost for shipping and I appreciate it if you message me to let me know how that works out for you. The Ebay Global Shipping Program does not allow combined shipping of multiple items. If
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