The Standard Work for Zoological Students, Fishculturists, Fisher-
men, and the public ; the value of this grand work is much increased
by nearly Two Hundred Plates and Woodcuts.
Mr. Day has personally delineated every species from nature, and
incorporated many discoveries of recent times.
WINDSOR HOUSK, BREAM’S BUILDINGS, LONDON, E.C.
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A CATALOGUE OP BOOKS
DAY’S SALMONIDJl.
In one volume, imperial 8vo., cloth, price One Guinea, by post 21s. 6d.
With Twelve Coloured Plates and many Woodcuts.
KBD miSH
J^ALMONID.®.
By FRANCIS DAY, C.I.E., F.L.S., and F.Z.S.
This work is an exhaustive treatise on the Salnionidse of the British
Islands, and will be interesting to the fisherman, as well as a text-book
to the scientific icthyologist. The reduced price will place it within
the reach of all.
A few Copies to be had, beautifully bound in Whole Calf Full Gilt,
price 35s.
Third Edition in the Press, super-royal 8vo., price £2 2s.,
by post £2 3s.
YACHT ARCHITECTURE.
By DIXON KEMB,
.Associate of the Institute of NaraJ Architects and Member of the Council.
This work enters into the whole subject of the laws which govern
the resistance of bodies moving in water, and the influence a
wave form of body and wave lines have upon such resistance.
It also deals comprehensively with the subject of STEAM
PROPULSION as applied to yachts.
An easy SYSTEM for DESIGNING is provided, and every
necessary calculation is explained in detail.
The latter part of the work is devoted to YACHT BUILDING,
and engravings are given of every detail of construction and fitting,
including laying off, taking bevels, &c.
The List of Plates (exclusively of over thirty devoted to the
elucidation of the text, and nearly two hundred woodcuts) exceeds
fifty, and comprise the LINES of some of the most CELEBRATED
YACHTS AFLOAT by the most successful builders and designers.
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PUBLISHED BY HORACE COX.
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EIGHTH EDITION IN THE PRESS,
A MANUAL
YACHT AND BOAT SAILING
BY
DIXON KEMD, A.I.N.A.,
Associate Institute Naval Architects (Member of the Council).
Authorof “ Yacht Designing ” and “Yacht Architecture.”
(Ihe Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have ordered this work to be
supplied to the Libraries of the ships of the Royal Navy.)
Price 5s., by post 5s. 4d.
THE
YACHT RACING CALENDAR
AND REVIEW for 1894.
BY
DIXZOI^ KEHyCE’,
Author of “ Yacht and Boat Sailing,” <^-c.
CONTENTS :
Regattas and Matches.
Abstract of Matches Sailed
IN 1894.
General Review.
Yacht Racing.
Cruising.
Launches and Trial Trips.
Obituary.
Index.
Croicn 8i'o., Illustrated with Maps and Plates, price Is. 6d.
REVISED EDITION.
DOWK CHAKNKU.
By R. T. McMullen.
With Introduction by DIXON KEMP, A.I.N.A.
CONTENTS.
The First Mishap.
The “Leo’s” First Cruise, 1850.
The “Leo’s” Last Cruise, 1857.
To Scilly in the “Orion,’’ 1868
To Scilly and Ireland in the “ Sirius,”
1861.
Round Great Britain in the “ Sirius,”
1861.
Voyage of the “ Orion” to Bantry, 1869.
Visit to the Bull Rock.
From the Thames to the Forth, Ac., 1871.
From the Clyde to the Thames, &c., 1871.
From the Thames to the West Coast of
Scotland. 1875.
How I came to Sail Alone in a 19-ton
Yacht, 1877.
From the Thames to the Wolf Rock
with an Amateur Crew, 1882.
Experimental Cruise.
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AI-modernized reading of the original text
The Standard Work for Zoological Students, Fishculturists, Fishermen, and the public ; the value of this grand work is much increased by nearly Two Hundred Plates and Woodcuts.
Mr. Day has personally delineated every species from nature, and incorporated many discoveries of recent times.
a 2
DAY’S SALMONIDJl.
In one volume, imperial 8vo., cloth, price One Guinea, by post 21s. 6d. With Twelve Coloured Plates and many Woodcuts.
RED BREAM
J^ALMONID.®.
By FRANCIS DAY, C.I.E., F.L.S., and F.Z.S.
This work is an exhaustive treatise on the Salnionidse of the British Islands, and will be interesting to the fisherman, as well as a text-book to the scientific icthyologist. The reduced price will place it within the reach of all.
A few Copies to be had, beautifully bound in Whole Calf Full Gilt,
price 35s.
Third Edition in the Press, super-royal 8vo., price £2 2s.,
by post £2 3s.
YACHT ARCHITECTURE.
By DIXON KEMP,
.Associate of the Institute of NaraJ Architects and Member of the Council.
This work enters into the whole subject of the laws which govern the resistance of bodies moving in water, and the influence a wave form of body and wave lines have upon such resistance.
It also deals comprehensively with the subject of STEAM PROPULSION as applied to yachts.
An easy SYSTEM for DESIGNING is provided, and every necessary calculation is explained in detail.
The latter part of the work is devoted to YACHT BUILDING, and engravings are given of every detail of construction and fitting, including laying off, taking bevels, &c.
The List of Plates (exclusively of over thirty devoted to the elucidation of the text, and nearly two hundred woodcuts) exceeds fifty, and comprise the LINES of some of the most CELEBRATED YACHTS AFLOAT by the most successful builders and designers.
EIGHTH EDITION IN THE PRESS,
A MANUAL
YACHT AND BOAT SAILING
BY
DIXON KEMD, A.I.N.A.,
Associate Institute Naval Architects (Member of the Council).
Authorof “ Yacht Designing ” and “Yacht Architecture.”
(Ihe Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have ordered this work to be supplied to the Libraries of the ships of the Royal Navy.)
Price 5s., by post 5s. 4d.
THE
YACHT RACING CALENDAR AND REVIEW for 1894.
BY
DIXON KEMP,
Author of “ Yacht and Boat Sailing,” <^-c.
Regattas and Matches. Abstract of Matches Sailed IN 1894.
General Review.
Yacht Racing.
Cruising.
Launches and Trial Trips. Obituary.
Index.
Crown 8vo., Illustrated with Maps and Plates, price Is. 6d.
REVISED EDITION.
DOWN CHANNEL.
By R. T. McMullen.
With Introduction by DIXON KEMP, A.I.N.A.
The First Mishap.
The “Leo’s” First Cruise, 1850.
The “Leo’s” Last Cruise, 1857.
To Scilly in the “Orion,’’ 1868 To Scilly and Ireland in the “ Sirius,”
Round Great Britain in the “ Sirius,”
Voyage of the “ Orion” to Bantry, 1869. Visit to the Bull Rock.
From the Thames to the Forth, Ac., 1871. From the Clyde to the Thames, &c., 1871. From the Thames to the West Coast of Scotland. 1875.
How I came to Sail Alone in a 19-ton Yacht, 1877.
From the Thames to the Wolf Rock with an Amateur Crew, 1882. Experimental Cruise.