Buy Tall Ships : The Fleet for the 21st Century or Tall Ships Calendar or Tall Ships 2012 Calendar.
Tall Ships : The Fleet for the 21st Century$11.80This new and revised edition of Tall Ships includes photographs and descriptions of more than 175 vessels, including the major class "A" ships along with many class "B" and "C" vessels from around the world. Organized alphabetically for easy reference, Tall Ships offers a major photograph of each vessel, supplemented by many photographs of details ranging from figure heads and binnacles to flags and rigging.
Tall Ships Calendar$44.97Tall Ships is the first full-color, English-language guide to the international fleet of sailing ships. With photographs and descriptions of 150 vessels, Tall Ships pictures virtually all the major class "A" ships and many American as well as European class "C" and "D" vessels. Organized alphabetically for easy reference, Tall Ships offers a major photograph of each vessel, supplemented by many photographs of details ranging from figureheads and binnacles to flags and rigging.
Tall Ships 2012 Calendar$1.002012 calendar still in stock.
Tall Ships: A Fleet for the 21st Century 3rd Edition$4.89This book is the definitive guide to the international fleet of sailing ships. This newly revised 3rd edition combines photographs and descriptions of more than 200 vessels, including the major class 'A' ships along with many class 'B' and 'C' vessels from around the world. Major photos of each vessel are supplemented by many detailed images that range from figureheads and binnacles to flags and rigging. The text describes each vessel featured, its history and notable events under sail, along with its technical specifications.
Tall Ships 2013 Calendar$10.17
Cal 2005 Tall ShipsSOLD OUT
Tall Ships Calendar 2002SOLD OUTFew things on the high seas are more dramatic than the great clouds of sail raised by traditional full-rigged ships. Tall Ships features photos by Thad Koza of some of the world's most magnificent tall ships. Sales benefit the American Sail Training Association, a nonprofit group which organizes sail training activities in American waters.