Grondbeginselen Van Den Scheepsbouw, of Werkdadige Verhandeling Der Scheepstimmerkunst

This classic work on shipbuilding, written in Dutch and published in 1755, provides a detailed explanation of the principles and techniques of the craft. The author, a French naval engineer, covers everything from the design of ships to the construction of masts and rigging. This edition includes numerous illustrations and is a valuable resource for shipbuilders and naval historians.

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