Lawson History of the America's Cup by Thomas Lawson 1902 Limited Edition 274 of 300

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Description

Lawson History of the America's Cup contains 90 illustrations 17 full-page watercolors of famous America's Cup challengers in full sail. There is also a fascinating assortment of sketches, yacht plans, and race charts.

This numbered book was presented to the Bay City Tribune, now part of the MLive media group in Bay City, Michigan.

This year's 150th anniversary of America's Cup provides a unique, never again to be repeated, opportunity to purchase a copy of the most famous book on the Cup. 

This book is considered the official and most detailed history of the first 50 years—published originally in 1902 in a limited and numbered edition of only 3,000 copies.

A truly, gorgeously handsome volume,  a maritime heirloom!

Lawson History of the America's Cup is an excellent addition to your maritime book collection or home library.

Condition

This antique book is in good shape for its age with no rips or tears. However, some pages are loose and unattached please note wear on the book jacket, all shown in photos.

Please use pictures as a guide. This is a highly collectible antique book and will be shipped with insurance the fastest way possible to you.

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Book Dimensions: 12x8x3

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