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Re: books

Ceopyba@aol.com
Sun Jun 07 21:24:51 1998


In a message dated 98-06-07 14:53:13 EDT, you write:

<< These may be prints of the same editions, but we have the following in
addition to your list:

The Sea Scout Manual 6th ed. 1939
Handbood for Skippers 2nd ed. Revised 1947

Kathy & Gordon Wickward
Seattle, WA >>

I think the 1939 Sea Scout Manual is a printing of the 1934 edition.
The Handbook for Skippers that I have (1934) says "Second Edition". The 1947
edition you refer to is certainly the same.

Thanks for the info.

Mike Maricle
S.E.S. CONQUEST
Long Beach, California.


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