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Encyclopedia of Knots
and Fancy Rope Work,
Fourth Edition
| $39.95 | Order | Add to Cart |
1952 | 689 pp | Illustrations | Appendix | Glossary | Index | 7.25×9.625 | 978-0-87033-021-6
This is unquestionably the greatest book on knots and rope work ever published, yet it is a valuable reference for anyone from eight to eighty. First published in 1939, it quickly became—and has remained for more than a half century—the classic in its field.
Truly comprehensive in scope, this encyclopedia begins with a history of knots and rope making and proceeds into the how-to of tying and of making useful and decorative articles with rope. More than 3,600 knots are described and illustrated in 348 full-page plates.
