Description
Discover a piece of naval history with the VTG United States Naval Institute Proceedings from December 1957, featuring an in-depth exploration of "The Savannah of 1819." This vintage magazine is not just an ordinary publication; it is a window into maritime history and naval discussions from a bygone era. Enthusiasts of naval literature and history will appreciate the wealth of information contained within its pages.
In good condition, this magazine provides a great reading experience, despite some minor wear. You'll find it easy to dive into the captivating articles and illustrations that tell the story of the RMS Savannah, America’s first steamship to cross the Atlantic. The narrative vividly recounts the technological innovations and challenges of its time.
- Includes fascinating insights about maritime technology in the early 19th century.
- Comes protected in a plastic covering, ensuring its longevity for collectors.
This publication is sold without a newsstand label, making it a unique addition for any collector. It's perfect for those looking to expand their collection of naval history or for anyone who simply enjoys reading about America's seafaring past. The magazine measures a standard magazine size, making it easy to store or display.
As a collector’s item, it provides not only entertainment but also knowledge. Flip through its pages and travel back to a time when steamships were the cutting edge of maritime exploration. Don’t miss the chance to own this part of history!
