For Sale: For Sale: Nautical books and sailboat equipment

[walterc]

We are selling a large number of sailing books and sailing equipment from our Taswell 44, which we sailed 17,000 miles from Newport, R.I. to Sydney, Australia.

We have over 120 books, including cruising guides, technical manuals, repair guides, and so on. To view the books on sale please go to Untitled Document

We also have a wide range of sailing equipment, basically everything a sailor needs to equip themselves for bluewater sailing. A link is available on the book site to direct you to equipment for sale.

If you'd like to view the blog of our sailing trip to Australia, please visit Flying Across the Seas

Thanks, and fair winds.

[SVTatia]

I'm interested in

• Heavy Weather Avoidance and Route Design: Concepts and Applications of 500 Mb Charts by Ma-Li Chen, Lee S. Chesneau
• Cruising Guide to Colombia by Ministry of Tourism
• Imray Iolaire Chart B5 2006: Martinique to Tobago and Barbados

Would you be able to estimate shipping to Toronto?
Thanks

[walterc]

Can you contact me at walterconner gmail for shipping quote and payment method please?

Thanks,

Walter

[Aussie Monty]

Hi there,

I am keen on the following:

- The World's Best Sailboats, Volume 2 by Ferenc Mate
- Working Rope : Field Guides for Rigging Book 5 Basic Braided Splices by Brion Toss
- How to Rig Your Boat by Brion Toss
- The Essentials of Living Aboard a Boat by Mark Nicholas
- The Sailmaker's Apprentice: A Guide for the Self-Reliant Sailor by Emiliano Marino
- Marine Weather of Western Washington by Ken Lilly

Are the items in Sydney? I am in Jervis Bay south of there.

Monty

[walterc]

Arnold, books are in the US so shipping may be rather expensive. If you are still interested, please email me at walterconner gmail

Thanks,

Walter

[Adventuresail]

Just curious, How is it that you sailed to Australia and now have all you gear for sale in the US?

[walterc]

Shipped 59 boxes of gear back from Australia to Oregon. We sold as much as we could in Australia during the time we were there, but it was evident the gear would retain more value when sold in the US.