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ARTIFACT:
This is a 1945 edition of "U.S.S. Seawolf: Subamrine Raider of the Pacific" by Gerold Frank and James D. Horan. The book narrates the submarine's early World War II exploits told in a conversational narrative style. Seawolf was launched from Portsmouth Naval Ship Yard on August 15, 1939. One of the first American submarines to torpedo a Japanese ship, Seawolf is credited with several kills. This book covers only until January 1943 when the ship's initial commander, Captain Frederick Burdette Warder, was relieved and the Seawolf returned to San Francisco. She subsequently went out on nine more war patrols, led by a total of three more commanding officers. Her fate is unknown: it is conjectured that she sank October 3, 1944, a result of friendly fire from the USS Richard M. Rowell. Although the book was published after the Seawolf was officially struck from the US Naval Register, the dust jacket chillingly describes the ship as "unscathed". The book has its original, color illustrated dust jacket and was published by G. P. Putnam's Sons of New York.
VINTAGE:
Circa 1945.
SIZE:
197 pages with black and white photographs in the center of the book; approximately 8-1/2" in height and 5-3/4" in width and 3/4" in thickness.
MATERIALS / CONSTRUCTION:
Matte paper dust jacket, plain cloth-covered cover, paper.
ATTACHMENT:
Glued binding.
MARKINGS:
COPYRIGHT, 1945, BY GEROLD FRANK AND JAMES D. HORAN MANUFACTURED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; Hawkins at corner on cover (artist).
ITEM NOTES:
This is from a United States Navy collection which we will be listing more of over the next few months. MAEX95 LGEX3/13 SGEX3/16
CONDITION:
7+ (Very Fine+): The book has some minor wear to the dust jacket with one small tear on the front. The first blank page has a small bit of tape residue but otherwise no rips, stains or writing inside.
GUARANTEE: As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.
