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In purchasing the five volume set of books about the archaeology excavations at Red Bay in Canada, I wound up with a duplicate copy of Volume III. For modelers this is the best of the five volumes as it contains complete information about the galleon that was recovered and documented. It includes a reconstructed lines drawing as well as longitudinal and cross sections, isometric assembly drawings and details of many parts. An envelope on the back cover includes a separate large scale fold out drawing. The book measures approximately 8in x 11 in and is 319 pages long. It includes 100's of photos as well as drawings. The book is brand new, never read, and the galleon is a perfect subject for an accurate model of the period. i am willing to trade this for a similar maritime history book. Send me a PM if interested. Roger
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