The Nautilus Library no. 2 :Seamen All by E. Keble Chatterton
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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.

SEAMAN ALL

by E. KEBLE CHATTERTON

Originally published in United Kingdom 1924 by William Heinemann Ltd., London
Original 1924 William Heinemann Ltd. edition for sale here!

This Nautilus edition published 1928 by PHILIP ALLAN & CO. LTD.,
69, Gt. Russell St., London

 

Number 2

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Volumes are 115 mm. wide; 175 tall and about 18 mm. thick. Weight unwrapped approximately 220 grams.

Jacket blurb

Commander Keble Chatterton in ‘Seamen All’  covers adventure at sea from  the heyday of the sailing ships to the Great War; including  Karl Spindler’s attempt to land Roger Casement and arms from the ‘Aud’ in Ireland. No one, after finishing the book, will be disposed to deny that, sail or steam, the romance of the sea abides for all time.

E. Keble Chatterton SEAMEN ALL: Place cursor over image of title page to the right to see front board. The blue cloth has a few fox marks (damp?) and the gilt lettering and nautilus decoration are a little lack lustre. The image of the full title page is designed to show the limited extent of the page block edge fox marks which is probably one of the most affected. Page text is untouched by fox marks.

Remove cursor to revert to image of title page superimposed on front board. SEAMEN ALL  by  E. Keble Chatterton:  Blue cloth has a few fox marks (damp?) with the gilt lettering and nautilus decoration a little lack lustre. 
Page block edges also affected by fox spotting but does not extent into text and pages are mostly clean and bright. As usual side and bottom edges of page block rough cut. No inscriptions no foxing; - 252 pages. Condition GOOD PLUS - VERY GOOD MINUS

Condition

As common with all "Nautilus Library" volumes hard bound in blue cloth which has a few fox marks (damp?) with the gilt lettering and nautilus decoration a little lack lustre. Page block edges also affected by fox spotting but does not extent into text and pages are mostly clean and bright. As usual side and bottom edges of page block rough cut. No inscriptions no foxing; - 252 pages. Condition GOOD PLUS - VERY GOOD MINUS.

Dust Jacket rubbed and worn, some edge loss and sunned, particularly the spine area. Condition GOOD PLUS.

Price £10.00 plus postage

 

A facsimile wrapper which is available on request with purchase.

Dust Jacket rubbed and worn, some edge loss and sunned, particularly the spine area. Condition GOOD.  To see a larger image of the SEAMEN ALL by E. Keble Chatterton dust jacket click this icon.

Another copy; covers marked, pre-title page removed, pages clean and tight, no original DW. - FAIR condition. Price £3.00 plus postage

Original 1924 William Heinemann Ltd. edition for sale here!

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