the Crossing of the Copula
de Filloux, Jean:
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Collins, London, 1955.. VG. no dj. 1st Edition. . Original binding of red cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Photographs and maps. Jean Filloux, an active member of the French Explorers Club, found to his satisfaction that the 9,000 mile transatlantic cruise of the Copula allowed him to combine his love of adventure with his scientific training
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- the Crossing of the Copula
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- Filloux, Jean:
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- Collins, London, 1955.
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- sailing
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