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Pop-Up Book of Ships by Dr. Kentley and David Throwbacks to a Golden Age of
Hawcock, is a dramatic pop-up journey into the world’s Northwest Boats is a documentary
maritime past. From the early explorers such as the film that profiles the great naval
Santa Maria to the famous Mayflower; from marauding architects of Seattle’s
pirate ships to frigates; from a quaint Mississippi early years, and the
riverboat to the luxurious S.S. Normandie ocean liner famous boatyards
and a superbly crafted America’s Cup yacht; from and shipwrights
impressive aircraft carriers such as the Intrepid or t h a t a p p l i e d
Enterprise to the most advanced nuclear submarine. w o r l d - re n o w n e d
A dynamic history of some of the world’s greatest maritime adventures. Colorful, craftsmanship to their
informative, and fun, Pop-Up Book of Ships adeptly showcases maritime adventure nautical visions. It
and lure of the sea, and is a fascinating book for sailors and seamen of all ages. follows the classic
Pop-Up Book of Ships by Dr. Kentley and David Hawcock, published by boats and yachts through the decades, the
Universe Publishing, www. rizzoliusa.com, $40.
00
. rowdy 1920s when every man dreamed
of owning a boat, the grim Depression
Pirates. To many, the word conjures up images of years when Hollywood wealth was all
swashbucklers in the eighteenth century. But pirates most that sustained Seattle boatyards, the War-
definitely still exist and as Terror On the Seas by Daniel Sekulich, era when even the most lavish pleasure
shows their violent activities on the other side of the globe can craft were pressed into hard military
have wide-reaching effects— whether on our economy or the service, the decades of neglect when
war on terror. Daniel Sekulich takes readers on an eye-opening signature vessels languished in obscurity
voyage into the world of high seas piracy, a multinational, and the contemporary fascination with
multibillion-dollar enterprise controlled by organized crime the restoration of these stylish relics of
syndicates and local warlords. Sekulich sails through some of the bygone age.
the most dangerous waters on the planet to chronicle this threat Order from John Sabella &
to national and international security. Assoc, Inc, (360) 379-1668, or email:
Terror on the Seas, by Daniel Sekulich published by Thomas Dunne Books, info@johnsabella.com, $19.
95
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www.thomasdunnebooks.com, $24.
95
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THE
IS IN THE
DETAILS
(and so are we)
Nothing increases the value of your boat like a great paint job. And that means
paying attention to the details. T_h e people in our fi nishing department are pretty
TOWNSEND BAY MARINE
fi nicky when it comes to your boat –their meticulous preparation is the secret to a Port Townsend, WA
paint job you’ll be proud to show off .
(360) 385-6632
www.townsendbay.com
At Townsend Bay Marine, we won’t paint your boat outside in the rain. We’ll bring
her into our 30,000 square foot heated shop, not condemn her to the hell of trying
to paint outside in the Pacifi c Northwest. So you can get a great paint job without
selling your soul.
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