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The Sailor
Ladybird Series 606b

Author
I and J Havenhand
Illustrator
John Berry
Publisher
Wills & hepworth
First Published
1967
ISBN
N/A
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The first edition cover, 1967 ImageID:1782

Synopsis

This carefully planned reference book will help to answer many questions that children ask.

Interesting and accurate information about the Navy is given within the limits of a relatively somple vocabulary. Even children whose reading experience is limited will be encouraged to find out for themselves by the excellent full-colour illustrations and clear text, thus gaining extra reading practice.

Opening text

Before the year 1485 the kings of England had a navy only when they were at war. They hired cargo ships, like the one in the picture, from ship owners and had guns put on them.

Characters and Keywords

Sailors - Navy - Navy - Sea - Ships - Boats - Aircraft carriers - Radar - Submarines - Destroyers -

First edition issue points for collectors

Hardback book issued without dust-wrapper. Pictorial matt boards. original price 2'6 Net. Tally number 250 shown on the rear board.

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