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Zustand: DISCRETO USATO. Da revisionare TEDESCO Testo del volume in tedesco. Brossura ad alette morbida ed illustrata come da foto presentante leggere macchioline di decolorazione ai bordi ed al dorso dovute all'usura da scaffale e da sfregamento. Pagine naturalemtne e leggermente ingiallite dal tempo piacevoli alla lettura con occasionali illustrazioni in bianco e nero. Numero pagine 120.…

Søværnets Materielkommando, uden by 1990. 24 sider. Omslag med hefteklammer. Pæn.

Søværnets Materielkommando, København 1989. Stor 8vo. 183 sider. Illustreret i s/h. Heftet med orig. omslag. Læsestribe på ryg. Læseskæv. Brugsspor på omslag.

Reserveofficerforeningen i Danmark, 1995. 151 sider. Illustreret i s/h. Orig. illustreret kartonbind. Diskret falmet ryg og ganske lette brugsspor.

Forum, København 1984. 154 sider. Rigt illustreret med fotos i s/h. Orig. hellærredsbind med smudsomslag. Lette brugsspor på smudsomslag.

two volume set, large handsome format (43cm x 30cm), attractive decorated blue cloth, in original decorated cloth slipcase, title on front board. Note that this is a very heavy set which may well require additional postage costs depending on its destination. (1) Text, 205pp, 204 figs (71 in colour), endpaper illus. NB: With a 10pp English Language summary at the end of this volume. (2) Plans, 91 plans (including 2 large foldouts), most plates highlighted in colour, endpaper illus. AJS: A fine handsomely produced work. This book describes the ships belonging to the navy of the Dual Monarchy of Denmark-Norway (until 1814) and Denmark from 1690-1860, the period when sailing ships were at their zenith. The first part, on the construction of the vessels, was written by Hans Christian Bjerg, naval historian and a keeper of the Record Office, Copenhagen. It deals with shipbuilding at Holmen, the Naval Dockyard at Copenhagen, and the chief constructors to the navy and ship designers who worked there. The second part concerns the decoration of the vessels and by an art historian, John Ericksen, who is curator of the Copenhagen City Museum. He gives an account of the artists and craftsmen who carried out the decoration and the work which was done in the sculptors' workshop at Holmen. Their research is based on a study of the abundant archives of the Danish navy, which include a very large and valuable collection of drawings dating back to about 1690, and also the collections of the Orlogsmuseet (Naval Museum), Copenhagen, which contains many ornament and other ship models. In both sections of the book comparisons and parallels are drawn between the whole body of material, and reference made to conditions and fashions abroad when they throw light upon what was taking place in Denmark-Norway and Denmark in the field of ship construction and decoration. (10pp English language summary at end of text volume). …