aamh (70 Ergebnisse)

Edited by Mark STANIFORTH. No. 1: 72 PP with 2 figures. Soft cover, illustrated front. Very good. 24 x 16.3. No. 1: Alexander Hare in the East Indies, by David Oats. The maritime adventures of Joseph Barsden, by Grant Rodwell and John Ramsland. A Merchant Armed: the Van Goens Mission to Ceylon and India, 1653-54, (part 1) by Alfons van der Kraan.

Edited by Steve Mullins. No. 2: 59 PP with b/w illustrations. Pictorial soft cover. Very good. 24 x 16.3. Vol. 2: Back to Square One; The "Duyfken strikes back, by Adriaan de Jong. The Duyfken enigma, by Nick Burningham. In Memory of Ships: The Shiplover's Society of Tasmania, by Stefan Petrow.

Vol. 13, No. 2 - 1991. Edited by G.R. HENNING. 73-140 PP with 1 map and 13 figures. Soft cover, illustrated front. Very good. 24 x 16.3. No. 2: Yanyuwa bark canoes, Gulf of Carpentaria, by John J. Bradley. Indonesian Perahu, by Jeffrey Mellefont. Gunning for whales, Whaling Guns, by Lindsey Shaw.

Vol. 31, No.1 - 2009, edited by Michael Sturma. 80 PP with b/w illustrations. Pictorial soft cover. Very good. 24 x 16.3. No. 1: The controversial ship Harpley: seaworthiness, timber and Tasmanian Shipbuilders, by Don Chambers. Research Note: Sir William Crowther's Hobart Whaling Collection in context, by Rhys Richards.

Edited by Steve Mullins. No. 1: 70 PP with b/w illustrations. Pictorial soft cover. Very good. 24 x 16.3. No. 1: COOK, the Sea and Culture Contact in the Pacific, by John Gascoigne. Nautical themes in the Aboriginal Rock Paintings of Mount Borradaile, western Arnhem Land, by David Andrews Roberts.

Edited by Frank BROEZE. 72 PP with 13 b/w illustrations. Pictorial soft cover. Foxing spots on outside edges. Fine. 24 x 16.8. No. 1: Indian seafaring: The precept and reality of Kalivarjya, by Lotika Varadarajan. From the other side: Indonesian Evidence on the Loss of the "Lady Nelson" and "Stedcombe" (1825), by Peter Spillett. Defining Piracy: the Chung Tam Kwong case., by Peter Singleton.

72 PP. Contains article between P. 1 and 22 with 2 b/w illustrations. Soft cover. Near fine. 24 x 16.3. Article by Adrian Jarvis: The Port of Liverpool and the shipowners in the late Nineteenth Century.

Vol. 15, No.1 - 1993, edited by G.R. Henning. 62, (2) PP with 1 table. Pictorial soft cover. Very good. 24 x 16.3. No. 1: Early Sealing in the Falkland Islands Dependencies, by A. B. Dickinson. An 18th century Conventual Franciscan Naturalist on the Lapérouse Expedition: Père Laurent Receveur (1757-1788), by F. R. L. Carleton. .

Vol. 32, No. 1 - 2010, edited by Michael Sturma. No. 1: 91 PP with b/w illustrations. Pictorial soft cover. Very good. 24 x 16.3. No. 1: George Vancouver at Nootka Sound, by Robert J. King. A cruize to the coasts of Peru and Chile: HM Ship Cornwallis 1807, by Jorge Ortiz-Sotelo. Future Directions for the Royal Australian Navy, by David Stevens.

Vol. 36, No.2 - 2014, edited by Michael McCarthy. (6), 108 PP with 13 b/w illustrations. Pictorial soft cover. Very good. 24 x 16.3. No. 2. A Book of Empires: the Journal of Mary Ann Friend, 1829-31, by Deborah Care. . Ship to shore: George Grey's Epic Coastal Explorations in Western Australia, 1837-39, by Matthew Mullumby.

Vol. 35, No.1 - 2013, edited by Michael Sturma. 116 PP with 5 b/w illustrations. Pictorial soft cover. Very good. 24 x 16.3. No. 1: Alexander Smith, RN (1812-172): Antarctic Explorer and Goldfields Commissioner, by John Ramsland. Disaster in the Indian Ocean: the lost Company Fleet of 1662, by Alfons van der Kraan.

Vol. 13, 1991. Edited by G.R. HENNING. No. 1: 72 PP with 6 tables, 4 photos, 3 maps. No. 2: 73-140 PP with 1 map and 13 figures. Soft cover, illustrated front. Very good. 24 x 16.3. No. 1: The birth of the Java Australia Line, by J. à Campo. The cruise of the Kingston and the Elligwood in 1800., by Rhys Richards. No. 2: Yanyuwa bark canoes, Gulf of Carpentaria, by John J. Bradley. Indonesian Perahu, by Jeffrey Mellefont. Gunning for whales, Whaling Guns, by Lindsey Shaw.

Volume 40, No. 1. Edited by Michael McCarthy. VI, 141 PP with b/w and colour illustrations. Pictorial soft cover. Near fine. 24 x 16.3. Vol. 40, No. 1: Voyage of Her Majesty's Convict Ship "Nile" , to the Swan River Colony, by W. Edgar. Reginald Arthur Henry Borstel (1875-1922), an Australian Pierhead painter, by Neville Pamment. The Torres Strait Divers' and Tenders' School on Thursday Island, by Anna Shnukal.

Volume 38, No. 2. Edited by Michael McCarthy. IV, 102 PP with b/w and colour illustrations. Pictorial soft cover. Near fine. 24 x 16.3. No. 2: A Government Affair: reassessing the contractual arrangements for Australia's First Fleet, by Gary L. Sturgess. The Ancient Mariner: Brisbane's Captain Sam Gilling, by Mark Clayton. Between Sentiment and the Sea: the meaning of Friendship in the Letters of Matthew Flinders, by Alecia Simmonds.

Volume 37, No. 2. Edited by Michael McCarthy. VI, 148 PP with b/w and colour illustrations. Pictorial soft cover. Near fine. 24 x 16.3. Vol. 37, No. 2: Unexpected Soviet visitor: the trawler "Van Gogh", in the Gulf of Carpentaria (July- August 1968, by Georgy Zaytsev. . The French Connection with New Holland: an overview of research studies, by Nicolas Bigourdan.

Edited by Steve Mullins. No. 1: 71 PP with b/w illustrations. No. 2: 59 PP with b/w illustrations. Pictorial soft cover. Very good. 24 x 16.3. No. 1: Great violence has been done: the Collision of Maori Culture and British Seafaring Culture 1803-1817, by Kelly K. Chaves. The Duyfken enigma: some alternate design possibilities, by Karl Heinz Marquardt.

Edited by Steve Mullins. No. 1: 66 PP with b/w illustrations. No. 2: 119 PP with b/w illustrations. Pictorial soft cover. Very good. 24 x 16.3. No. 1: Pirates of the Pacific: The convict seizure of the Wellington, by Erin Ihde. Western Australia's Coastal Shipping, Part 1: 1863-1908, by W. Walker. The Trans-Pacific Odyssey of the ill-fated Brig Cossack of Boston: 1815-1923, by Rhys Richards. No. 2: Western Australia's Coastal Shipping, Part 2: 1908-1914, by W. Walker. Exploration at the Edge: reassessing the fate of Sir John Franklin's last Arctic Expedition, by Michael Durey.

Edited by Steve Mullins. No. 1: 78 PP with b/w illustrations. No. 2: 61 PP with b/w illustrations. Pictorial soft cover. Very good. 24 x 16.3. No. 1: The Glory of England: Nelson, Trafalgar and the Meaning of Victory, by Andrew Lambert. HMS Calypso: locating the Newfoundland Royal Naval Reserve Drill Ship, 1900-22, by Mark C. Hunter. No. 2: Walter Reeks, James Clark and the Origins of the Thursday Island Pearl Sheller, by David Payne.

Edited by Steve Mullins. No. 1: 61 PP with 3 b/w illustrations. No. 2: 66 PP with 1 chart and 2 b/w illustrations. Pictorial soft cover. Very good. 24 x 16.3. No. 1: China and the beginning of Australasian History, by Regina Ganter. No. 2: Norfolk Island: Phantasy and Reality, 1770-1814, by Robert J. King.

Edited by Michael Sturma. No. 1: 99 PP with b/w and 10 colour illustrations. No. 2: 82 PP. Pictorial soft cover. Very good. 24 x 16.3. No. 1: Special Issue: Submarines with 6 papers by Ian Chambers, Peter Nunan, Michael Payne, Stephen L. Moore . No. 2: Captain Cook's environmental crisis on the Great Barrier Reef, by Iain McCalman.

Edited by Mark STANIFORTH. No. 1: 72 PP with 2 figures. No. 2: 73-144 PP with 1 figure. Soft cover, illustrated front. Very good. 24 x 16.3. No. 1: Alexander Hare in the East Indies, by David Oats. The maritime adventures of Joseph Barsden, by Grant Rodwell and John Ramsland. A Merchant Armed: the Van Goens Mission to Ceylon and India, 1653-54, (part 1) by Alfons van der Kraan. No. 2: A Merchant Armed (Part 2). The 1938 Marine Cook's Strike, by Richard Morris. The postwar boom in dinghy sailing, by Tony Dingle.

Edited by Kenneth McPHERSON. No. 1: 56 PP with 1 b/w photo. No. 2: 72 PP with 1 graph and 5 tables. Pictorial soft cover. Very good. 24 x 16.3. No. 1: Heirlooms and Tea Towels: views of ships' gender in the modern maritime museum, by Jeffrey Mellefont. The last voyage of the Macdhui, 6-18 June 1942, by Francis Ravel Harvey. No. 2: American Whalers and the Western Australian colonies 1826-1888, by Martin Gibbs.

Edited by G.R. HENNING. No. 2: 73-144 PP with 2 figures, 1 map and 5 b/w photos. Card covers. Near fine. 24 x 16.3. No. 2: Shipping Freight costs: South Australian Copper and Copper-ore cargoes, 1845-1870, by Mel Davies. Indonesian Divers in Australia's Northern Waters, by M. McCarthy.

Vol. 23, No. 1 - 2001, edited by Mark Staniforth. 72 PP with 1 map and tables. Pictorial soft covers. Very good. 24 x 16.3. No. 1: Newport and Captain Cook's ships, by D. K. Abbas. "For Tyranny of Distance, read Tyranny of Scale: Australia and the Global Container Market", by Keith Trace.

Inaugural Newsletter of October 1978 with 44 PP. Edited by Frank BROEZE. 44 PP. Card covers, staples removed, o/wise very good. 24 x 16.8. Contents: Inaugural Meeting of the AAMH, Constitution of the AAMH, International Commission of Maritime History, North American Society for Oceanic History, World Ship Society, Maritime History Group, Royal Australian Historical Society, Bligh Museum of Pacific Exploration .

73-141 PP. Contains article P. 73 to 94 with 1 map. Card covers. Very good. 24 x 16.3. Article by Patsy Brown: Western Australian Merchants and Political Agitation: The struggle for Fremantle Harbour in the late 19th Century.

72 PP. Card covers a little faded around edges, o/wise near fine. 24 x 16.8. Contains article from P.44 to 54, by Philip Towle : British Assistance to the Japanese Navy during the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-5.

72 PP. Contains article P. 32 to 51 with 7 figures ( charts and coastal views). Card covers, Very good. 24 x 16.3. Article by W.A.R. Richardson: An Indian Ocean Pilgrimage in search of an island. The islands of Romeros or Romeiros: Saint Paul and Amsterdam.

Vol. 11, No 2, 1989, edited by G.R. Henning. 72 PP. Contains article P. 1 to 16 with 1 table and 2 maps. Card covers. Very good. 24 x 16.3. Article by A.K. Cavanagh: The Return of the First Fleet Ships: Lady Penrhyn, Scarborough, Charlotte, Alexander, Friendship, Prince of Wales, Borrowdale, Fishburn and Golden Grove.

64 PP. Contains article P. 18 to 29. Card covers. Near fine. 24 x 16.3. Article by F.R.L. Carleton. An Eighteenth Century conventual Franciscan naturalist on the Laperouse Expediton. Père Laurent Receveur (1757-1788).