Revell 05094 1/110 Whaleship Charles W. Morgan
343770
Really nice ship model that will keep you busy for a while. Not really for the amateur modeler but one that will be satisfying once completed.
3632542
Very pleased. I just started collecting challange coins and becoming addicted. These are very nice, good weight and size. I was a Boatswain's Mate so needed this one for my collection. Would recommend.
1530802
This book is a very good history read.

At the end of the book are numerous links for additional references.

This is a very fast read.

There is a chart of rare Morgans that will aid in the pricing.
535912
Worked on two ships in 2017; Royal Caribbean Majesty of the seas and Celebrity Equinox.  Two fifths on each cruise.
2704393
My purchase was processed quickly and I promptly received a good quality Morgan silver dollar coin, just as advertised.  Although the price is a tad high, I love the design and relative rarity of these coins.  And looking at what's going on in the world today, I see the demand and price of these coins going up in the not-too-distant future.
1228725
My father was a "plank owner" on the Shangri-La. She was the only U.S. Navy ship to be named after a fictitious place. I have never been able to find too many photos of the ship (CV-38, a Lexington-class carrier). This was more than I have ever seen. Well-produced using what was available, I would not hesitate to order another Traditions Military Video.
2045568
I like this model of the HMS Prince of Wales. It is a good solid model and I was looking for a model like this one.
2075165
The model is beautifully made and as a Revell model it is of course precision made with excellent descriptions and detailed instructions. hIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO ANYONE WHO APPRECIATES FINE WORKMANSHIP AND DETAIL
99766
This is a detailed study of the loss of the White Star liner "Atlantic" in the late 19th Century. Early steamships, their design, ship management, owners attitudes and Board of Trade Inquiry are wrapped around the very human story of the shipwreck where all of the women and children perished amid acts of selfless heroism by male passengers and crew. This is an excellent contribution to maritime history and the age old respectful differences between the Master and Chief engineer. The disparity in coal quantity and its perceived insufficiency convinced the Master to change course for Halifax Newfoundland where the vessel ran aground in heavy seas. The reader is provided with all the information needed to make his own judgement . Was the coal there after all and the fault was the Engineers or was the Captain negligent for accepting the Engineers estimates, changing course and failing to keep adequate watch. Which would you say ? A very good read.
3121650
Very good true story, an amazing tale of survival.  Well written by the first mate.  Interesting on how the whaling boats operated in the eighteen hundreds.
4402937
This book was written for the intermediate model ship builder. Plans are provided for two ships: a Spanish Gallon and a Barbary Pirate Felucca (two mast with triangle sails and ores.)  Because it was written in 1926, the book describes in detail how to make all of the parts from scratch.  The finished models will be about 27" and 20" long respectively. These models (which I have not tried to build) would be very attractive, however, I don't believe they would be historically accurate.
4844359
This book would be excellent for historians as well as modelers. The detail and the history was excellent. Highly recomend for any one building HMS Victory as well as any one interested in her.
2943266
My wife and I spent 6 years sailing our Bristol 45.5 in and around the Eastern Caribbean between 1996-2001. We bought the 1995 copyright edition at a boatyard in Trinidad and went to most of the distilleries between there and Guadaloupe. Most of the small distilleries had never heard of the book and were surprised to see it. It was a wonderful adventure for us and we still use the guide as a reference. Jim and Kathi Hancock, Oakland CA.
2863609
William Wales was a pioneering astronomer and mathematician who accompanied Captain James Cook on his Second Voyage to the Antarctic and Pacific (1772-1775).  This is a well-documented and nicely written biography.  It is also a student of 18th century science.  He was sent to Canada to observe the Transit of Venus in 1769 and was the caretaker for the maritime chronometer during the Second Voyage, which proved its usefulness in the calculation of longitude. The book is a valuable contribution to the story of those who sailed with Cook.
1646292
Got this for my dad for Christmas, he's a retired Navy Captain and collects nautical equipment.  He loved it.  The workmanship is outstanding and it's a great display piece.
4351628
not nearly the quality I expected. The Revell models I have purchased from you are superior by far. I would not purchase that brand again.
4375783
the seller processed my order within 36 hours and it arrived about 10 days sooner than i anticipated. the book is in very good condition for the type of book it is: a manual that was used very often while the enlisted person was on active duty, so perhaps 2-3 hours per day for the first 4-5 months then maybe 20 hours per month after. This copy is in far better condition that the copy that was issued to me in 1977(20th edition hard cover). side by side the 1943 copy is clearly the better of the 2 in condition. Now, i need to find a first edition, that is well kept as this one, but they all are very costly, but for anybody that either sails or is interested in nautical manuals, they are well worth the purchase.