New 1715 Fleet Book

[treshuntintom]

Rob,almost said something also but chose to keep my mouth shut.Chat with ya soon.Your long time friend.Tom

 

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[Gitschlag]

Are there any copies still available? It is sold out on Amazon and I'd love to get my hands on one!

 

[mad4wrecks]

The 1715 book by Crook & Westrick is a great reference tool. It has already helped me with my own research. You can tell they put a lot of time into compiling all of that information. THAT was $20.00 well spent. Tom

 

[TN_Guest1523]

Jason, post an ebay link.

Florida Wrecks The 1715 Fleet Bibliography by Robert Westrick and David Crooks | eBay

 

[silverking]

Sorry to necro an old thread, but does anybody have a copy of The 1715 Fleet Bibliography by Robert Westrick and David Crooks they'd like to sell?
I'm in Canada.

Somewhat difficult to find, and when found so far, won't ship to Canada.

 

[silverking]

Thanks to those who PM'd me.
I've now got a copy on order directly with Mr. Westrick himself, whom I should have contacted directly to begin with.

I have other Robert Westrick titles in my library currently, and all of them are well researched, well written and highly enjoyable reads.

 

[Old Bookaroo]

My PM to the author wasn't answered so I found another source and the book arrived. It is very well done!

The only problem is now I'll be spending money acquiring the books, magazines and auction catalogues I don't already have...

Good luck to all,

The Old Bookaroo, CM

 

[silverking]

I don't think Robert is on this forum as much as he once was, and thus likely not reading PM's with any regularity.

Rob's books are excellent, brilliantly researched, and extremely well written, some of the most enjoyable reads on shipwrecks and treasure hunting I've ever had the pleasure of reading.
For the 1715 Fleet, the Rob's comprehensive bibliography will likely prove to be (as comprehensive bibliographies are) my most valuable book on the 1715 story to date.

 

[silverking]

Forgot to make a note here that Rob fulfilled my order and forwarded me my copy, and "WOW" - what an unbelievable reference work!

I can't imagine undertaking research on the 1715 Fleet without it.