Scuttlebutt Seafaring History & Lore
Scuttlebutt Seafaring History & Lore by John H. Guest is a comprehensive exploration of maritime traditions and stories, published by Bristol Fashion Publications in 2002. This First American Edition spans 218 pages and is presented in English. The book draws on Guest’s extensive research and personal experiences as a former member of the U.S. Coast Guard, offering insights into the history of the sea and the origins of various sea-related terms.
Readers will discover a wealth of information about famous and infamous ships, as well as the people associated with them. The book delves into lesser-known seafaring facts, making it suitable for both casual readers and seasoned maritime enthusiasts. With topics covering maritime history and piracy, as well as ships and shipbuilding, this work promises to enlighten and entertain those curious about the rich tapestry of seafaring lore.
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John Guest has written this very interesting and informative book after many years of research into seafaring traditions, stories, and the history of the sea. An “Old Salt” himself, this book was the next, natural step for John after his retirement from the U.S. Coast Guard. In this book you’ll find the origins of sea-born words that have come ashore, and stories of famous and infamous ships and people. This book will fulfill the common interest for little known seafaring facts we all have in our lives. It will definitely answer the question, “I wonder where that started?” Everyone from the armchair sailor to the life-long sea dog will be amused, educated, and often dumbfounded as the pages are turned.
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