Oversized slim stapled booklet, photo blue/white covers. Pristine condition, all pieces intact. With 15 pgs of text & color plates "A" through "P." Giftworthy! 17,000 PB shelf. Seller Inventory # 056540

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Title: Cut & Assemble an Early American Seaport. 11...

Publisher: Dover, Mineola

Publication Date: 1984

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: Fine

Edition: 1st Edition.

Book Type: Book

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Relive the excitement and bustle of life in an early New England seaport, where men unloaded barrels of whale oil from waiting boats, the smell of freshly caught clams cut through the salty air, and the bell of a distant lighthouse tolled a melancholy sound. Inspired by the famous seaport restoration of Mystic, Connecticut, this full-color replica re-creates scenes of bygone days, when fishing, whaling, and shipbuilding made seaports important centers of American life.
Complete step-by-step instructions and exploded diagrams explain how to cut, fold, and assemble 11 three-dimensional buildings accurately rendered on heavy card stock. They include a Lighthouse, Captain's House, Cooper's Shop, Ship Chandlery, Fish Shack, Lifesaving Station, Tavern, Shipsmith's Shop, Clam House, Sparmaker's Shop, and Outhouse. You'll also find a full array of boats, a wagon, a pier, and shop signs — everything you need to build this authentic model of a nineteenth-century seaport. Informative captions relate the function of each building and a brief Introduction supplies fascinating historical background.

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Gil's Book Loft, an online Internet store, can be visited by appointment at 9 Glenwood Ave, Binghamton, NY, if there are specific books you'd like to purchase. Our online listings are updated every day. Dust jackets are protected in clear mylar. Orders are packed with care & shipped promptly. We take pride in our hand-picked book stock of 46,000 volumes. We also feature 200+ pairs of antique bookends, plus pottery & decorative objects. We stock more than 5,000 fine original artist-signed American prints, drawings, & watercolors.

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Gil's Book Loft is operated by Deborah and Gil Williams, PO Box 365, Binghamton NY 13905. Email bookloft@stny.rr.com. Phone 607 771-6800. We do not accept credit cards. You may order via ABE secure site or directly from us. We will be glad to bill you via PayPal, or you may send a check or money order to reach us in 5 business days. PRICES ARE NET TO ALL; no discounts except on expensive items -- ask. Returns: If not described accurately, with our permission, within 10 days of receipt.

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