American Yachting/ by W.P. Stephens
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Dive into the world of early twentieth-century yachting with W.P. Stephens's "American Yachting." This meticulously detailed work explores the development and popularity of yachting in America during a pivotal era. From the design and construction of yachts to the thrilling races and social aspects of the sport, Stephens provides a comprehensive overview.
Discover the evolution of yachting technology and the stories of the yachtsmen who shaped the sport. "American Yachting" is a valuable resource for maritime historians, sailing enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the rich history of American recreational sports. Experience a bygone era of nautical adventure and appreciate the enduring legacy of American yachting.
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