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The Story of the Oar: A Lecture Delivered by Lord Desborough on February 22, 1910, at the Philosophical Institution in Edinburgh. With Illustrations.
1st edition
The Story of World Rowing
First edition; author signed copy.
The Story of World Rowing
1st edition, not signed
The Stream of Pleasure: A Narrative of a Journey on the Thames from Oxford to London, together with a Practical Chapter by J. G. Legge
The Stroke Oar
First edition.
The Stroke of Champions: The St. John's Regatta
Covers the St. John's Regatta, with content spanning 1949–1981 and 1994.
The Sunlit Hours: A Record of Sport and Life
1st ed.
The Thames from Putney to Cricklade : a pictorial and descriptive guide to the Thames from Putney to Cricklade : with notes on navigation, sculling, punting, sailing, motor-boating, camping, river regattas, lists of clubs, a full description of the river, and a guide for Thames anglers : five specially-drawn charts of the river : map showing routes by road and rail from London to the nearer Thames resorts : ninety illustrations : third edition, revised
Third edition, revised. A pictorial and descriptive guide to the Thames from Putney to Cricklade, with notes on navigation, sculling, punting, sailing, motor-boating, camping, and river regattas. Includes lists of clubs, a guide for Thames anglers, five specially drawn charts of the river, and a fold-out map showing road and rail routes from London to the nearer Thames resorts.
The Thames Illustrated: A Picturesque Journeying from Richmond to Oxford
1st
The Trinity Hall Boat Club 1928 to 1949: A Supplement to Dr. Henry Bond's Centenary History of the T.H.B.C.
Covers the history of the Trinity Hall Boat Club from 1928 to 1949, serving as a supplement to Dr. Henry Bond's centenary history of the club.
The Trireme Project: Operational Experience 1987–90 Lessons Learnt
1st
The Triumph of the Amateurs: The Rise, Ruin, and Banishment of Professional Rowing in the Gilded Age
The Triumph of the Amateurs: The Rise, Ruin, and Banishment of Professional Rowing in the Gilded Age
Inscribed by author (2nd copy)
The Trophies of the Royal Canadian Henley Regatta
Revised edition
The Tyne Oarsmen: Harry Clasper, Robert Chambers, James Renforth
1st edition
The Undine Barge Club of Philadelphia, 1856-1924
A compiled history of the Undine Barge Club of Philadelphia, covering the club's activities from its founding in 1856 through 1924; compiled by Louis Heiland, Secretary.
The Undine Barge Club of Philadelphia: Supplement 1925-1955
Supplement covering the years 1925–1955, published 1956.
The University Barge Club of Philadelphia
History of the University Barge Club of Philadelphia, 1854–1947; first edition.
The University Barge Club of Philadelphia: Centennial 1854-1954
Centennial history of the University Barge Club of Philadelphia, covering 1854-1954.
The University Boat Race: Official Centenary History 1829–1929
Limited edition copy no. 302 of 600.
The University Magazine
June 1890; articles about universities and an article Reminisces of Harvard with crew and rowing tank photos, and rowing tank plan
The Vancouver Rowing Club: A History, 1886-1980
A history of the Vancouver Rowing Club from its founding in 1886 through 1980. First edition, copy no. 854.
The Vesta Rowing Club: 1870 - 1920
1st ed.
The Victorian Oarsman: with a Rowing Register 1857 to 1919--62 years.
Includes a rowing register spanning 1857 to 1919. Copy bears ownership inscription: R.D. Booth, stroke, Melbourne Rowing Club.
The Water Lily on the Danube: Being a Brief Account of the Perils of a Pair-Oar during a Voyage from Lambeth to Pesth
1st edition