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The History of French Frigates 1650-1850 by Jean Boudriot 1993

The History of French Frigates 1650-1850 by Jean Boudriot 1993

$ 66.0

This book follows the evolution of the sailing frigate in the French Navy from its earliest beginnings to the advent of steam. Each type is covered in a separate chapter. The final chapter investigate...

Description

This book follows the evolution of the sailing frigate in the French Navy from its earliest beginnings to the advent of steam. Each type is covered in a separate chapter. The final chapter investigates all aspects of their evolution. Profusely illustrated. Part of Boudriot's acclaimed Collection Archeologie Navale Francaise series. Boudriot is the leading authority in the world on French ships of the sailing era. His work is distinguished by the highest standards of historical accuracy and by his remarkable skill as a draftsman. Large oversized book measuring 12.5 x 9.5", beautifully bound in leather, 416 pages. Pictures show a couple of small bumps and bruises. Shipping via USPS Media Mail.

Specifics

Author

JEAN BOUDRIOT

Country/Region of Manufacture

United Kingdom

Features

Leather bound

Format

Hardcover

ISBN

0948864141

Language

English

Personalized

No

Publication Name

THE HISTORY OF THE FRENCH FRIGATE 1650-1850

Publication Year

1993

Publisher

Jean Boudriot Publications

Seller Notes

“Pages are clean, bright, unmarked and undamaged. Leather bound. No DJ. Light shelf wear.”

Subject

History

Type

French Naval History

gtin13

0948864141

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