Between Wind and Water

The book shows signs of wear, with noticeable discoloration and some minor damage to the cover edges. The spine is intact but exhibits creasing consistent with age and use. No dust jacket is present. Despite these cosmetic issues, the book's binding remains firm, and the pages are free of inscriptions or library markings.

"Between Wind and Water" by Gerald Warner Brace, published by Down East in 1966, offers a unique glimpse into nautical adventures with illustrations by the author himself. This reprint edition, originally published by W.W. Norton Company, Inc., captures Brace's insightful narrative and artistic talent. Known for his deep connection to maritime themes, Brace's work remains a significant contribution to nautical literature. This edition lacks a dust jacket, but its content remains intact, providing a valuable resource for enthusiasts of sailing and maritime stories. The book's condition, with some wear and discoloration, reflects its age but does not detract from its readability and historical value.