The American Neptune, 1947. Volume VII nos. 1-4 by Whitehill, Walter Muir, M.V. Brewington, A.C. Brown, H.I. Chapelle, L. Colcord, S.E. Morison, V.D. Tate, editors

American Neptune, Salem, Mass. [Southworth-Anthoensen Press, Portland], 1947. 'A Quarterly Journal of Maritime History.' Contents include (January) The Canton Packet 'Cohota'; Commodore Perry's Landing in Japan, 1853; The Insular Campaign of 1759: Guadeloupe; A Cyclone Which Seemed To Have No Center; The Meeting of the Ships 'Dauntless' and 'Thomas Dana' off Cape Horn; Early Great Lakes Steamboats. Westward Ho! and Flush Times, 1831-1837; (April) Letters of Captain Sir John Jervis to Sir Henry Clinton, 1774-1782; The Navy in Korea, 1871; Paddle-Wheel Inboard. Some of the History of Ocklawaha River Steamboating and of the Hart Line; A Naval Ballad of the War of 1812, from the Toscan Papers in the New Hampshire Historical Society; (July) Henry Eckford (1775-1832), an American Shipbuilder; The Old Steam Shed; New Hampshire's Part in the Penobscot Expedition; Paddle-Wheel Inboard Part Two; (October) The Figure-head of the United States Frigate 'Constellation'; Two Thousand Years Under Sea: The Story of the Diving Bell; My Last Voyage on the Coast of Peru; The 'Scottish Lady'; Early Great Lakes Steamboats. The 'Caroline' Affair, 1837-1838; Index & preliminaries to Vol. VII; Notes, Documents, Queries, Answers, News, Book Reports. Periodical. Four numbers, 336, viii pages, plates, diagrams, maps; 25.5 cm. Grey printed wraps, as issued; Good+. Stock#32554.