Hardcover Book, Tugs and Towing, M J Gaston, First Edition, Maritime History, Non Fiction, Illustrated

Hardcover Book, Tugs and Towing, M J Gaston, First Edition, Maritime History, Non Fiction, Illustrated

A hardcover book titled Tugs and Towing by M. J. Gaston. This is a first edition from 1991.

A worldwide survey of the vessels, techniques, and development of the towage business.

Size:
9½ x 7 inches
200 pages
Hardcover
B&W and Color Photos
Published by Patrick Stephens Limited -- 1991 First Edition

The book and it's dust cover are both in Fine Condition. There are no rips or tears, the pages are clean and bright, and the binding is like new.

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