Underwater Logging

This ex-library copy from the Denver Public Library shows typical library markings, including stamps and catalog labels. The hardcover binding is intact, with some wear visible on the cover. The absence of a dust jacket is noted. Overall, the book remains in good condition for its age, with no significant tears or markings beyond library identifiers.

"Underwater Logging" by John E. Cayford, MSD, and Ronald E. Scott, B.Sc., is a specialized exploration of the techniques and prospects of underwater timber harvesting. Published by Cornell Maritime Press, Inc. in 1964, this hardcover edition provides a detailed account of the methodologies and equipment used in the industry. The book covers various aspects such as technical log data, salvage operations, and the utilization of government surplus, making it an essential resource for maritime and engineering professionals. While the book is ex-library from the Denver Public Library, it remains a valuable historical document in the field of maritime logging. This edition is scarce and offers unique insights into a niche area of study, appealing to collectors and industry experts alike.