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  COMPENDIUM Book 5 The Rules Vol 2

  Volume 2 continues with the Rules 2017 to Present. Additionally the yacht "rating rules," "class rules," and technical regulations and various governmental America's Cup-related Act are included. [394 Pages] [Book 5 is a continuation of The Rules Book 4 1851-2019 also available on ISSUU]
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  COMPENDIUM Book 1 The Guide

  AMERICA’S CUP COMPENDIUM consists of fifteen individual “Books,” each available separately. Book 1 The Guide contains a number of features that apply to the entire Compendium. These include a detailed Master Table of Contents, descriptions of each Book, Acknowledgements, detailed Bibliographies including Newspaper Articles, Magazine Articles, Internet Articles, and Books. Photo credits. In COMPENDIUM there are a number of sailing events that are linked to original news articles. [These services may require a separate, low-cost access subscriptions] Similarly, when available YouTube videos are linked
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  COMPENDIUM Book 2 The Cups

  In-depth details and history of the well-known America’s Cup and trophies including the Louis Vuitton and the Prada Cups, plus full information on the Herbert C. Pell Cup, the Sir Thomas Lipton Memorial Trophies, the America’s Cup Match Trophy, the President’s Award, the Knickerbocker Yacht Club Centennial Trophy, the NYYC Club Cup and many others. This section also includes detailed history of the cups, their travels, their bespoke designer luggage, and of the attack and restoration of the Cup in 1997. [336 pages]
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  ATTACK on the CUP

  The story of the conspiracy to destroy the world's oldest international sporting prize - America's Cup - and the efforts to save it. In March of 1997, the 149-year-old Sterling ewer known as America's Cup was attacked with a sledge hammer by an angry New Zealand native. This book looks at the vicious attack and damage to the trophy, the arrest trial and sentencing of the attacker, the heroic work of the Garrard & Co. silversmiths who rebuilt it and, through the included official court testimony, the affect the act had on the sailing community, the City of Auckland and the world. [150 pgs]
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