AN ACCOUNT OF THE FISH-POOL: consisting of A Description of the Vessel so call's, lately invented and built for the importation of fish alive, and in good health, from parts however distant. A Proof of the Imperfection of the 'Well-Boat' hitherto used in the Fishing Trade. The True Reasons why Ships become stiff or crank in sailing; with other improvements, very useful to all persons concern'd in trade or navigation. likewise, A Description of the Carriage intended for the Conveyance of Fish by Land, in the same good condition as in the Fish-Pool by sea.

Steele, Sir Richard & Gillmore, Joseph

Edité par London printed and sold by H. Meere at the Black-Fryer, 1718

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ppvii 60. 22 woodcuts in the text. small old library stamp on title-page and last page. classification numbers written on verso of title-page. a little browning to the pages, otherwise a good clean copy bound in modern marbled paper boards.

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• Titre: AN ACCOUNT OF THE FISH-POOL: consisting of A Description of the Vessel so call's, lately invented and built for the importation of fish alive, and in good health, from parts however distant. A Proof of the Imperfection of the 'Well-Boat' hitherto used in the Fishing Trade. The True Reasons why Ships become stiff or crank in sailing; with other improvements, very useful to all persons concern'd in trade or navigation. likewise, A Description of the Carriage intended for the Conveyance of Fish by...
• Éditeur: London printed and sold by H. Meere at the Black-Fryer
• Date de parution: 1718
• Reliure: Couverture rigide