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DOI: 10.1036/0071486585

THE INTERNATIONAL MARINE SAILBOAT LIBRARY

Sailboat Refinishing has company coming. In late 1995 the following companion volumes are in preparation:

Sailboat Hull and Deck Repair

by Don Casey

Hardcover, 144 pages, 350 illustrations, $19.95. Item No. 013369-7

Canvaswork and Sail Repair

by Don Casey

Hardcover, 144 pages, 350 illustrations, $19.95. Item No. 013391-3

The Sailor’s Assistant: Reference Data for Maintenance, Repair, and Cruising

by John Vigor

Hardcover, 144 pages, 350 illustrations, $19.95. Item No. 067476-0

Subjects to be covered in future volumes, all with Sailboat Refinishing’ s

step-by-step illustrated approach, include:

➢ Sailboat Electrical Systems and Wiring

➢ Sailboat Diesel Engines

➢ Troubleshooting the Aging Sailboat

➢ Cruising Sailboat Design, Strength, and Performance

and others

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DON CASEY credits the around-the-world-voyage of Robin

Lee Graham, featured in National Geographic in the late six-

ties, with opening his eyes to the world beyond the shore-

line. After graduating from the University of Texas he moved

to south Florida, where he began to spend virtually all his

leisure time messing about in boats.

In 1983 he abandoned a career in banking to devote

more time to cruising and writing. His work combining these

two passions soon began to appear in many popular sailing

and boating magazines. In 1986 he co-authored Sensible

Cruising: The Thoreau Approach , an immediate best-seller

and the book responsible for pushing many would-be cruis-

ers over the horizon. He is also author of This Old Boat, a uni-

versally praised guide that has led thousands of boatowners

through the process of turning a rundown production boat

into a first-class yacht, and of Sailboat Hull and Deck Repair ,

part of the International Marine Sailboat Library. He contin-

ues to evaluate old and new products and methods, often

trying them on his own 25-year-old, much-modified, Allied

Seawind.

When not writing or off cruising, he can be found sailing

on Florida’s Biscayne Bay.

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