Segelkriegsschiffe des 17. Jahrhunderts, Von der Couronne zur Royal Louis (German)

Segelkriegsschiffe des 17. Jahrhunderts, Von der Couronne zur Royal Louis (German)
Publisher: Delius, Klasing u. Co. (1975)
ISBN: 3768801969
Condition: DJ in good condition, with some rubbing, edgewear, small stain to front, closed and open tears to rear of DJ. DJ has been covered with protective plastic sleeve. Book: Very good. Spots of insect damage to top and bottom edges of boards. Small bump to top of spine. Minor bumps to bottom corners of boards and pages. Text clean. Well bound.
Binding: Hardcover with DJ
Pages: 104
Dimensions: 34.3 x 24.2 x 1.5cm
SKU: IZb6105
Weight: 1.25kg
Price: R250.00
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+++ In the 17th century shipbuilding developed into a science. The expansion of trade, but also the rivalry between seafaring nations, made it necessary to build larger and more powerful ships. This was not possible with traditional manual methods. Large shipyards were built where, in addition to shipbuilders and master carpenters, shipbuilding engineers also worked. They carried out scientific studies and produced precise construction drawings. The second selection from the "Souvenirs de Marine" contains authentic material about the construction, design, rigging, armament and ranking of the warships that were built in the 17th century. The illustrations of details on many ships bear witness to the high level of artistic design of the fore and aft ships. The two ships "La Couronne" and "Le Royal Louis", which are among the best of the time, are described in detail. (from rear of DJ, translated)