Ships and Watercraft Complete Map of the Beijing-Hangzhou Canal back cover of catalog German Mediterranean Service and Return Accommodation Regular Service and German Mediterranean Service main saloon for second cabin and smoking-room for second cabin stateroom for first cabin, ladies' saloon for second cabin, and bathroom smoking-room for first cabin and chambre de luxe library, smoking-room, and Specimen Runs music room and ship's band ladies' saloon Return Tickets; Interchangeable Tickets; Foreign Money (Inverness Cathedral and Edinburgh Castle pictures) Special Information cont. (Grey Abbey Country Down and Inveraray Castle pictures) Scandinavian Ports, cont.; Special Information (S.S. Friesland and Windsor Castle pictures) Scandinavian Ports, etc. (Kenilworth Castle Banqueting Hall and Lincoln Cathedral pictures) Encampment of the Travellers on the Missouri Mih-Tutta-HangKusch: A Mandan Village Mandan Bull Boat Industry and Idleness. The Idle Prentice Turn'd Away and Sent to Sea. Captain Bartho. Roberts with two ships, Viz. the Royal Fortune and Ranger, takes Sail in Whydah Road on the Coast of Guiney, January 11th, 1721/2. Two views of Eskimo kayak Two views of Eskimo umiak Bateaux d'un plus faible tonnage que les precedents, et employés plus particuliérement au petit Cabotage ou à la Peche Divers bateaux employés pour la navigation commerciale Vincennes Amongst Icebergs Vincennes in Disappointment Bay "A Run for the Atlantic Record" a narrative of experiences aboard the Normannia "A Run for the Atlantic Record" a narrative of experiences aboard the Normannia "A Run for the Atlantic Record" a narrative of experiences aboard the Normannia "A Run for the Atlantic Record" a narrative of experiences aboard the Normannia "A Run for the Atlantic Record" a narrative of experiences aboard the Normannia Pages1 2 3 next › last »
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Captain Bartho. Roberts with two ships, Viz. the Royal Fortune and Ranger, takes Sail in Whydah Road on the Coast of Guiney, January 11th, 1721/2.
Bateaux d'un plus faible tonnage que les precedents, et employés plus particuliérement au petit Cabotage ou à la Peche
