Kotowski Bob (9 results)

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History of gourd-throwing in Sussex County, Delaware. Illustrated. -- Softcover, 130 pages, 8x11 inches. Condition: near fine. ISBN 9781892142405.

Paperback. Condition: NF. 1st Printing. Paperback in Near Fine condition. . 10.80 X 8.10 X 0.30 inches. 144 pages. * Quick Shipping * All Books Mailed in Boxes * Free Tracking Provided *.

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stiff paper wrappers. 8vo. stiff paper wrappers. vii, (iii), 102 pages. First edition. The SS Lenape caught fire and sank off the coast of Lewes in November 1925. The life saving crews of both Delaware and New Jersey provided a valiant rescue. Signed by the author.

paperback. 8vo. paperback. 144 pages. Punkin Chunkin has been a part of Delaware for over twenty years now and it is likely to continue for many more autumns. Who would have thought that a challenge to see who could throw a pumpkin the farthest would grow to be one of the largest events in our state, drawing tens of thousands of people to acres of corn fields in normally quiet slower Delaware? Author Bob Kotowski has tirelessly researched this amazing phenomenon and provides you with the most definitive chronicle of Chunkin. We begin with a history of war machines to the day the hat was thrown down in 1986 to the present. Through the early rudimentary, homemade devices to the cannons that resemble artillery pieces, we are led step by step towards the ultimate questto be the first being to hurl a gourd a mile. It makes the Grail seem unimportant! Heavily illustrated with many heretofore unpublished photographs and illustrations, Kotowskis work clears the air of myths and misinformation that has grown over twenty-two years. The facts are now revealed. If you want to know how it really started, it is here.…

stiff paper wrappers. 4to. stiff paper wrappers. xiii, 130 pages. Punkin Chunkin has been a part of Delaware for over twenty years now and it is likely to continue for many more autumns. Who would have thought that a challenge to see who could throw a pumpkin the farthest would grow to be one of the largest events in our state, drawing tens of thousands of people to acres of corn fields in normally quiet slower Delaware? Author Bob Kotowski has tirelessly researched this amazing phenomenon and provides you with the most definitive chronicle of Chunkin. We begin with a history of war machines to the day the hat was thrown down in 1986 to the present. Through the early rudimentary, homemade devices to the cannons that resemble artillery pieces, we are led step by step towards the ultimate questto be the first being to hurl a gourd a mile. It makes the Grail seem unimportant! Heavily illustrated with many heretofore unpublished photographs and illustrations, Kotowskis work clears the air of myths and misinformation that has grown over twenty-two years. The facts are now revealed. If you want to know how it really started, it is here. Presentation from the author on the half title and signed by the author on title page.…