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Dalton, Capt. Davis, How to Swim, New York, G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1899, eleventh printing, lg 16mo (6.75" x 4.75"), HB, brown cloth bds w/ black & baby blue titles, VG- / none. Extremities bumped & worn, cover illus rubbed,.
133 pp, 32 b&w "illustrations drawn from life." Publisher's advertisements at rear. "A Practical Treatise Upon the Art of Natation Together with Instruction as to the Best Methods of Saving Persons Imperilled in the Water, and of Resuscitating Those Apparently Drowned." Various strokes, dives, records, what to do about a cramp; the second section is on "Fancy Swimming" by Prof. F.E. Dalton; How to Save Life. [Book ID # 1757]
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