William K. Vanderbilt

Also known as

William K. (William Kissa Vanderbilt

Born 1878-01-01

Died 1944-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF58985284
WikidataQ2299910
ISNI0000000063238797
Open LibraryOL2311892A

Top Subjects

Ara (Yacht) (2)
Collisions at sea (1)
Damages (1)
Trials, litigation (1)
William K. Vanderbilt (1878-1944) (1)
Massachusetts (1)
Metropolitan Steamship Company (1)

Books by William K. Vanderbilt

Total count: 8

The H.F. Dimock, no. 148, Metropolitan Steamship Company, petitioners for limitation of liability as owners of Steamship H.F. Dimock v. William K. Vanderbilt, et al., damage claimants, no. 149, William K. Vanderbilt, damage claimant, v. Metropolitan Steamship Company, petitionerappeals from the District Court of the United States for the district of Massachusetts, before Colt, Putnam and Webb, JJ., opinion of the Court

[s.n.]1895-01-01
Log of my motor

Priv. print.1912-01-01
A trip through Italy, Sicily, Tunisia, Algeria and southern France

Priv. print.1918-01-01
To Galápagos on the Ara, 1926the events of a pleasure-cruise to the Galápagos islands and a classification of a few rare aquatic findings, including two specimens of a new species of shark never caught before and here described for the first time

Priv. print. [at the printing house of W.E. Rudge1927-01-01
Taking one's own ship around the worlda journal descriptive of scenes and incidents, together with observations from the log book, recorded on the voyage around the world, October 25, 1928, to May 16, 1929, of the yacht Ara, commanded by the author, William K. Vanderbilt.

Priv. print.1929-01-01
West made east with the loss of a daya chronicle of the first circumnavigation of the globe under the United States naval reserve yacht pennant, July 7, 1931 to March 4, 1932; an account of the adventures in navigation, diversions, picturesque scenes, the everyday life of remote places, and the taking of specimens for the Vanderbilt marine museum

Priv. print.1933-01-01
Flying lanesbeing the journal of a flight around South America and over the Andes

1937-01-01
Trip Through Italy, Sicily, Tunisia, Algeria and Southern France

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