Ships And The Sea from Robert Wright Books, ABAC / ILAB

London: Chatham Publishing, 2001. First edition. , 2001. Octavo, publisher's blue boards, pp. 512; illustrated. Laid in is a one page, word processed letter, signed by author, circa 200 words. Elphick replies to a reader, regarding a typo on the dust jacket and regarding an ink drawing of a ship (drawing not included). Elphick goes on… Read more about this item

Toronto: Pitt Publishing Company, 1963. First edition. Octavo, navy and mint boards, pp. xviii, 110; illustrated with maps and ninety photographs. "True life adventures of a Danish-born Canadian shipwrecked and stranded on the world's last land of the Ice Age." Madsen's ship sank in 1920 30 miles from the coast of Greenland. Stranded on pack ice, they made their way… Read more about this item

(Toronto): Random House Canada, (2003). First Canadian edition. Octavo, off-white boards, pp. [x], 269, [1]. A family memoir, a blend of fact and fiction. First book by the award winning journalist . Fine in dust jacket with light use..

London, United Kingdom: Kegan Paul International Limited, 1995. Octavo, navy blue cloth, pp. ix, 151; illustrated. The story of the Arabian Dry Dock. Small remainder mark to top page edge, lower corners of covers a bit bumped, else fine in dust jacket..

New York: W. W. Norton & Company, (1992). First edition. Quarto, black cloth, pp. 155; illustrated. Fine in a near fine dust jacket. [Oversize*]..