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Actions Displays	Ropes and Knots Remove from selection Add to selection TitleRopes and Knots Author D. H. Ralphs (author)‎ D. H. Ralphs (illustrator)‎ EditionReprint Place of publicationLondon PublisherFranklin Watts Year of publication1976 Pagination48 p. IllustrationsIllus., colour drawings Dimensions17.5 x 21.9 cm Materialbook Series titleFirst Look Class numberTS1785 .R35 1976 NotesDes Pawson Collection Subjectknots and splices, ropes Rope is one of the most important human inventions, and learning how to tie knots was a great step forward towards civilisation. Even today, anyone who can tie a knot which stays tied can be very useful. This book by an experienced Guider tells young readers about rope-making and its various uses - and shows graphically with her own illustrations how to tie some basic knots.

TitleRopes and Knots

Author

EditionReprint

Place of publicationLondon

Year of publication1976

Pagination48 p.

IllustrationsIllus., colour drawings

Dimensions17.5 x 21.9 cm

Materialbook

Series titleFirst Look

Class numberTS1785 .R35 1976

NotesDes Pawson Collection

Rope is one of the most important human inventions, and learning how to tie knots was a great step forward towards civilisation. Even today, anyone who can tie a knot which stays tied can be very useful. This book by an experienced Guider tells young readers about rope-making and its various uses - and shows graphically with her own illustrations how to tie some basic knots.