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Michael & Lisa Kittredge, photography by L. Erik Van Cort - Paraffin: From Concept to Caviar: The Building of a Luxury Motor Yacht - 2004
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Michael & Lisa Kittredge, photography by L. Erik Van Cort - Paraffin: From Concept to Caviar: The Building of a Luxury Motor Yacht - 2004

This beautiful and exclusive coffeetable book tells the story of the building of the Superyacht ‘Paraffin’, the private motor yacht of Yanklee Candle owners Michael & Lisa Kittredge. Paraffin is a widely celebrated and award winning Feadship Yacht (build at Royal Van Lent Shipyard, Kaag, The Netherlands). This book was written in the autumn of 2004 as the owners looked back fondly on the process of imagining, designing, building, launching and ultimately enjoying their yacht of a lifetime with family and friends. Between these covers, you’ll learn how Paraffin was conceived, watch as she is constructed and experience some of the freedom and luxury she provisies, plying the sunny seas of the world. This book is a first edition, exclusive edition (amount of books unknown by me, it was not for sale so far known and told) This book was given to family, friends and relatives of the owners and Feadship. So a very special catch for collectors or yacht fans! Welcome aboard!

Nr 83332573

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Michael & Lisa Kittredge, photography by L. Erik Van Cort - Paraffin: From Concept to Caviar: The Building of a Luxury Motor Yacht - 2004

Michael & Lisa Kittredge, photography by L. Erik Van Cort - Paraffin: From Concept to Caviar: The Building of a Luxury Motor Yacht - 2004

This beautiful and exclusive coffeetable book tells the story of the building of the Superyacht ‘Paraffin’, the private motor yacht of Yanklee Candle owners Michael & Lisa Kittredge.

Paraffin is a widely celebrated and award winning Feadship Yacht (build at Royal Van Lent Shipyard, Kaag, The Netherlands). This book was written in the autumn of 2004 as the owners looked back fondly on the process of imagining, designing, building, launching and ultimately enjoying their yacht of a lifetime with family and friends.

Between these covers, you’ll learn how Paraffin was conceived, watch as she is constructed and experience some of the freedom and luxury she provisies, plying the sunny seas of the world.

This book is a first edition, exclusive edition (amount of books unknown by me, it was not for sale so far known and told) This book was given to family, friends and relatives of the owners and Feadship. So a very special catch for collectors or yacht fans! Welcome aboard!

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