An edition of The compleat goggler: being the first and only exhaustive treatise on the art of goggle fishing, that most noble and excellent sport perfected and popularized by Guy Gilpatric in the Mediterranean Sea though long practiced ewlsewhere by other benighted savages: setting forth the proper manner of making the goggles, spears & other needful gadgets together with descriptions of many marvels witnessed upon the bottom of the sea and fully exposing the author's cunning methods of swimming, diving & spearing fish & octopi. (1957)

The compleat goggler

being the first and only exhaustive treatise on the art of goggle fishing, that most noble and excellent sport perfected and popularized by Guy Gilpatric in the Mediterranean Sea though long practiced ewlsewhere by other benighted savages: setting forth the proper manner of making the goggles, spears & other needful gadgets together with descriptions of many marvels witnessed upon the bottom of the sea and fully exposing the author's cunning methods of swimming, diving & spearing fish & octopi.

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An edition of The compleat goggler: being the first and only exhaustive treatise on the art of goggle fishing, that most noble and excellent sport perfected and popularized by Guy Gilpatric in the Mediterranean Sea though long practiced ewlsewhere by other benighted savages: setting forth the proper manner of making the goggles, spears & other needful gadgets together with descriptions of many marvels witnessed upon the bottom of the sea and fully exposing the author's cunning methods of swimming, diving & spearing fish & octopi. (1957)

The compleat goggler

being the first and only exhaustive treatise on the art of goggle fishing, that most noble and excellent sport perfected and popularized by Guy Gilpatric in the Mediterranean Sea though long practiced ewlsewhere by other benighted savages: setting forth the proper manner of making the goggles, spears & other needful gadgets together with descriptions of many marvels witnessed upon the bottom of the sea and fully exposing the author's cunning methods of swimming, diving & spearing fish & octopi.

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Dodd, Mead
Language
English
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182

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Fishes, Spear fishing

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The compleat goggler: being the first and only exhaustive treatise on the art of goggle fishing, that most noble and excellent sport perfected and popularized by Guy Gilpatric in the Mediterranean Sea though long practiced ewlsewhere by other benighted savages: setting forth the proper manner of making the goggles, spears & other needful gadgets together with descriptions of many marvels witnessed upon the bottom of the sea and fully exposing the author's cunning methods of swimming, diving & spearing fish & octopi.
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Other Titles
Goggle fishing.

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799.14
Library of Congress
SH458 .G5 1957

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182 p.
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OL6219310M
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57003467
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1659277
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