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 Guy, this is all I could find, it's for both volumes but it's supposedly in stock. Dang spendy, ouch. 

 

 https://www.abebooks.com/Frigates-Royal-Navy-Naiad-Frigate-1797/30781213482/bd

 

 duh...

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Have you tried looking at second hand book marketplaces?  While not ideal, Abebooks  for one does have one available as part of the set.  You could always sell your duplicate volume 1.

 

Naiad by Tosti: Books - AbeBooks

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Jason


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Good Evening Guy;

 

Sea Watch Books are indeed intending to do a reprint of volume 2; Mike, the 'Sea'-eo told me himself. You are not the only one wanting a copy!

 

Hang on to your loot, and send Sea Watch an email telling them that you want to purchase Vol II, and ask when will they reprint it. The more people who write to them, the sooner it might happen.

 

All the best,

 

Mark P

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