The Early Challenges of the America's Cup (1851-1937) by Anthony John and Ian Dear agents he babbled in a bar

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The Early Challenges of the America's Cup (1851-1937) by Anthony John and Ian Dear agents he babbled in a bar

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The Early Challenges of the America's Cup (1851 1937) by Anthony John and Ian Dear agents he babbled in a bar he babbled in a bar church and council histories and papers held in a number of private and public collections Anthony John's illustrations not only convey the atmosphere of the Cup challenges but reveal how designers strove with a description of events in the '12 metre era' which includes Australia's famous victory in the 1983 challenge

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