The Rudder: The Magazine for Yachtsmen - February, 1932, Vol. XLVIII, No. 2 (Motor Boat Show Number)
New York: The Rudder Publishing Company, 1932. Large Softcover. Good. Item #2346179
1 inch chip from spine base, minimal loss from other corners, a few light scuffs to wrappers.
192 pp. An early periodical to do with sail- and power-boating. black-and-white photographs throughout. Pagination continued from previous volume: Numerous ads for marine equipment, yachts, motors/engines, copper paint, etc. Contents include: Editorial; Snipe Takes the Water; Felicia; Scenes of Interest; Some Power Vessels; The New Curry Racer; Racing at Miami Beach; Drying Out Light Canvas; The 1932 Motor Boat Show; Adios, Bohemia; Up the Lazy Sacramento; Round the Horn in a Square-Rigger; Long Island Sound Harbors; How to Build Pilot; Some Adventures in Piloting; Kinks and Gadgets; Iceboat Improvements; The Voyage of the Svaap; High Speed Diesel Cruiser; A Modern Cruiser; Colonial's New Models; A Cruising Ketch; One-Design Race Boat; Small Diesel Cruiser; A Florida Fisherman; A Norwegian Commuter; Twin-Screw Express Cruiser; Our Readers Comment; The Watch Below; Long Island Soundings; News of Snipe; Illustrated List of Standard Boats.
Price: $75.00