Collection of short stories, including Jack London's first story ever published.

Then there was "The Order Book," by Jonathan Oldjunk; an epithet so suggestive of the waste-heap, even to a landsman's ears, that one marvels a man ever took it unto himself, especially in that decline of life when we are more sensitive on ...

The Titanic, greatest of ships, has gone to her ocean grave.

Account of the Imperial Trans-Antartic Expedition attempted by Sir Ernest Shackleton and his crew.

The popularity of this book has been so great and continued that it is now proposed to make an illustrated edition with new material.

The famous and complete history of sailing ships from its beginning until the late 19th century. Probably the best and most detailed book about historical windjammers from all countries and continents. First published in 1909.

Mahan presents an examination of the general history of Europe and America with special reference to the effect of sea power on the course of history.

Reprint of the popular first edition (1926) of this well-known book, which has presumably been written by Daniel Defoe (The given name of the author seems to be assumed).

A narrative of all Voyages to the North-West Passage from the beginning until 1890.

Narrative of a perilous voyage aboard a clipper ship, told by the second mate. Originally published in 1900.