The Seaman's daily Assistant + A new set of Logarithmic Solar Tables
Two important navigational books bound together: The seaman's daily assistant and
A New sett of logarithmic solar tables, calculated and constructed for determining the latitude at sea. London
Type of object:
Book & Prints
Time period:
Britain rules the waves + France
Place:
London
Date:
1768
Maker / Author:
Thomas Haselden
Publisher / Printer:
J. Mount and T. Page
Dimensions:
20.5 x 16 cm
Material:
One book in contemporay calf
Graduation:
Inscription:
Provenance:
THE ERWIN TOMASH LIBRARY
References:
Description
Bound together:
- Haselden 1768 The seaman's daily assistant. :THE SEAMAN'S DAILY ASSISTANT, BEING A SHORT, EASY AND PLAIN METHOD OF KEEPING A JOURNAL AT SEA; IN WHICH ARE CONTAINED, RULES, SHEWING HOW THE ALLOWANCES FOR LEE-WAY, VARIATION, HEAVE OF THE SEA, SET OF CURRENTS, &c. ARE TO BE MADE.
- Harrison 1768 A New sett of logarithmic solar tables, calculated and constructed for determining the latitude at sea. London: J. Mount and Thomas Page, 1768
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