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B&W illustrations. Good w/lightly chipped dustjacket (hardcover) 414pp. An illustrated review of some of the vessels that sailed in the area bounded by Passamaquoddy Bay to the East and Block Island to the West from 1850 to World War II. Light wear bottom of boards.
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illus. VG+/Good+ (see notes) 414pp. NO INTERNATIONAL OR PRIORITY. SIGNED by the author, with a 1982 date stamp verso. A number of 1/2" tears and some rubbing to DJ.
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Good. Dust jacket and edges shows shelf wear. Dust jacket is covered in brodart plastic. Pages are clean and intact. Very Clean Copy-Over 500, 000 Internet Orders Filled.
Publisher:
Burntcoat Corporation, Hampden Highlands, Maine
Published:
1980
Language:
English
Alibris ID:
12407158661
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Used-Very Good. Hampden Highlands, ME: Burntcoat Corporation, 1980. x, 414 pages. Halftones of ships, maps. 11 x 8.5", paper boards, dj. Signed by author. Small dj edge nick, VG/VG.
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Photos. VG in G DJ. Former steamship line manager Cram was federal maritime administrator and industrial development director. Under the. Marshall, Portland, Maine, became the principal port to export horses and cattle. Cram was a member of the ship operations divisiion of the maritime administration. He then became the head of the Maine Development Commissions Insutrial Development Activity and then an industrial consultant sponsored by Bangor Hydro, Maine Public Service Co., and the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad. He brought to Bangor the Bendey Shoe Co. which employed more than 200 people. He was responsible for bringing Elcon Co. to Caribou, the first electronics plant to locate n Aroostook County. Newspaper clipping of Cram obituary laid in. DJ slight edge wear.
