Knots, ties and splices
a handbook for seafarers, travellers and all who use cordage : with practical notes on wire and wire splicing, angler's knots, etc.
Rev. ed. / originally written by J. Tom Burgess ; revised and rewritten by J. Irving ; further revised by Crab Searl.
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Author
Contributions
- Irving, John - Contributor
- Searl, Crab. - Contributor
Publication
1977 - Routledge & K. Paul, London, England
Language
English
Word Count
32,250 words, Guess
Page Count
129 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveknotstiessplices0000burg_f9u7
- ISBN-100710086717
- ISBN-139780710086716
- LibraryThing588851
- Goodreads1504736
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- Library of Congress Control Number77030240
- OCLC Control Number3710498
- Better World Books9780710086716
- Open LibraryOL4559037M
Classifications
- DDC623.88/82
- LCCVM533 .B9 1977
- LCCVM533
Subjects
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Other Editions
- Knots, ties and splices: a handbook for seafarers, travellers and all who use cordage : with practical notes on wire and wire splicing, angler's knots, etc.
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