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The Extraordinary Record Of The Father "Of Amateur Rowing In America"
A dedication pamphlet honoring James Pilkington (b. January 4, 1851 – d. April 25, 1930), President of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen from 1900 to 1920, commemorating his extraordinary contributions to amateur rowing in America.
The First 200 Years: 1818-2018
History of Leander Club covering the period 1818-2018.
The First Hundred Seasons: A Narrative History 1882–1982
A narrative history of the Adelaide Rowing Club covering its first one hundred seasons, from 1882 to 1982.
The First Hundred Years
Centennial history of the New York Athletic Club, covering its first hundred years.
The FISA Centenary Book
Centenary history of the Fédération Internationale des Sociétés d'Aviron (FISA), covering the period 1892-1992.
The Foxwood Regatta
1st edition
The Hammers: The Story of Harvard's Underdog and Undefeated 1976 Crew
The story of Harvard's underdog and undefeated 1976 crew.
The Harvard-Yale boat race, 1852-1924 : and the coming of sport to the American college
First edition. Traces the history of the Harvard-Yale boat race from its inaugural contest in 1852 through 1924, framing the rivalry within the broader development of intercollegiate athletics in American higher education.
The Henley Royal Regatta
First edition, number 8 of 1000 copies.
The History of St Neots Rowing Club: A Record of Rowing and Sculling at St Neots 1865–1985
A record of rowing and sculling at St Neots from 1865 to 1985.
The History of the Caius College Boat Club: 1827–1927
A centenary history of the Caius College Boat Club, covering the period 1827 to 1927.
The History of the Lady Margaret Boat Club: St John's College, Cambridge, 1825-1926
History of the Lady Margaret Boat Club at St John's College, Cambridge, covering the period 1825–1926 in three parts: Part One (1825–1890) by R. H. Foster and W. Harris; Part Two (1890–1907) by A. D. Stammers; Part Three (1907–1925) by G. L. Day; with a postscript covering 1925–1926.