Sailors Book of Small Cruising Sailboats 2010 Henkel 0071736947.pdf

The Sailor’s Book of

Small Cruising

Sailboats

Reviews and Comparisons

of 360 Boats Under 26 Feet

Steve Henkel

International Marine / McGraw-Hill

Camden, Maine • New York • Chicago •

San Francisco • Lisbon • London • Madrid •

Mexico City • Milan • New Delhi • San Juan •

Seoul • Singapore • Sydney • Toronto

DEDICATION

To Mark E. Smith,

editor, illustrator, sailor, friend

who encouraged me to work

on the concept for this book

way back in 1984.

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