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In the class by herself; the yawl Bolero and the passion for craftsmanship.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
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August 1, 2006
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0939511134
In the class by herself; the yawl Bolero and the passion for craftsmanship.
Rousmaniere, John.
Mystic Seaport
2006
165 pages
$50.00
Hardcover
GV822
The yawl Bolero, a 73-foot sailboat, was first launched in 1949. Rousmaniere, the author of ten boo...
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