The Nautilus Library no. 1: Mysteries of the Sea by J. G. Lockhart
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The 'Nautilus Library' begun in the 1920s, and built up to more than thirty volumes. A few were given slightly different titles but most were classic nautical works issued in a pocket sized edition by Philip Allan, who owned the copyright to many of the original editions.

MYSTERIES OF THE SEA

A Book of Strange Tales

by J. G. Lockhart

First published by , London, 1924.by PHILIP ALLAN & CO. LTD., 69, Gt. Russell St., London
Second edition published 1925 by PHILIP ALLAN & CO. LTD
Third edition ( NAUTILUS LIBRARY No. 1) 1928 by PHILIP ALLAN & CO. LTD

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Number 1

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Blue cloth bound book with gilt lettering to spine, lightly bumped top and bottom. Boards shiny, clean with a little loss of colour near middle of the right side of the long edge of front board -nautilus bright. No foxing, all pages clean; rough cut on side and bottom edges as normal. Ink initials and date (23.11.1930) top outer corner of free end paper. Condition VERY GOOD MINUS - VERY GOOD..
256 pages. Volumes are 115 mm. wide; 175 tall and about 18 mm. thick. Weight unwrapped approximately 220 grams.

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Who discovered America, the Flying Dutchman, La Perouse, sea monsters and Kitchener's death are amongst the mysteries entertainingly discussed in ten chapters.

MYSTERIES OF THE SEA by J. G. Lockhart: Blue cloth bound book with gilt lettering to spine, lightly bumped top and bottom. Boards shiny but clean with a little loss of colour near middle of the right side of the long edge of front board -nautilus bright. To see the front board place cursor over image of title page to right!

MYSTERIES OF THE SEA by J. G. Lockhart: No foxing, all pages clean; rough cut on side and bottom edges as normal. Ink initials and date (23.11.1930) top outer corner of free end paper. Condition VERY GOOD MINUS – VERY GOOD. Remove cursor to revert to image of title page superimposed on front board.

A full-size facsimile wrapper which is available on request with purchase.

CONTENTS

      • WHO DISCOVERED AMERICA?
      • THE FINDING OF MADEIRA
      • THE FLYING DUTCHMAN .
      • THE HANGING OF CAPTAIN GREEN
      • JENKINS'S EAR
      • THE LOST SHIPS OF LA PEROUSE
      • THE SEA-MONSTER
      • THE GREAT SEA-SERPENT
      • THE SINKING OF H.M.S. "VICTORIA"
      • THE MYSTERY OF THE "MAINE"
      • THE DISAPPEARANCE OF THE "WARATAH"
      • LORD KITCHENER'S LAST JOURNEY .

 

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