Shipwreck books

[picklemonkey37]

Can you buy many of the books you guys commonly discuss in book stores like Barnes and Nobels or Borders or do u need to do a little more searching to find them. I am particularily looking for Bob Marx's books or anything good about the bahamas.

 

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[old man]

picklemonkey37, Try Amazon.com. I think you'll have better luck there instead of Barnes & Noble.

 

[wwwtimmcp]

try ebay too.

 

[diverlynn]

also abesbooks.com

 

[ivan salis]

amazon * and get em "used" to save money * most are still in very usible shape and at a much cheaper price. doing a lot of research like I do. I collect a lot of books needless to say.

 

[VOC]

Best sites to look for books you may want

http://classicdivebooks.customer.netspace.net.au/ (Look up Treasure or by Author ect)

www.sunkentreasurebooks.com

Best sites to purchase old books.

www.abebooks.com (Search by Title or by Author)

www.bookfinder.com (Search by Title or by Author)

 

[Old Bookaroo]

picklemonkey37:

Please don't be afraid to buy from TreasureNet advertisers - Kellyco, for example, has a nice selection of shipwreck books. Fair prices and great service, too!

Good luck to all,

~The Old Bookaroo

 

[SimonLakeSub]

Also check out the Recommended Reading, many interesting books on treasure, and treasure related books are listed !!!!!
Simon.....

 

[Voldbjerg]

You might want to check out Pawel Nowak - it seems like hes got some original material

 

[allen_idaho]

Hilarious.


Anyway, Amazon.com is pretty good. I've gotten a lot of shipwreck books through there over the years.

Bob Marx writes some pretty good ones.

You can also check out the books by Nigel Pickford. He does the "atlas of shipwreck and treasure" books. Unfortunately, however, a good portion of the information in his atlas is false. It was a bit disheartening after hours upon hours of research. But they still make an interesting read.