The mahogany tree : its botanical character, qualities and uses, with practical suggestions for selecting and cutting it in the regions of its growth, in the West Indies and Central America, with notices of the projected interoceanic communications of Panama, Nicaragua, and Tehuantepec, in relation to their production, and the supply of fine timber for ship-building and all other purposes : with map and illustrations and an appendix, containing the documents presented to the Lloyd's committee of registry, in favour of the use of mahogany, for the building of first-class vessels

By

Chaloner & Fleming (Liverpool, England)
Rockliff Bros., , publisher

Type

Book

Material

Published material

Publication info

Liverpool, Rockliff and Son, 50, Castle-Street, [1850]

Notes

Frontispiece: Cutting and trucking mahogany in Honduras (From original painting by Passmore).

"Chaloner & Fleming, Mahogany and Timber Brokers"--Page vi

"31st December, 1850"--Page vi

Subjects

Canals, Interoceanic , Central America , interoceanic canals , Mahogany , Mahogany industry , Transportation , Utilization , West Indies

Call Number

SD397.M2 C4

Classification

634.94

Language

English

Identifiers

LCCN: https://lccn.loc.gov/12029141
NAL: SD397.M2 M35 1850
OCLC: 4696076