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VHS: At The Water’s Edge: Majestic Riverboats is a 28 minute VHS video of the 1999 Tall Stacks Celebration in the Port of Cincinnati, produced by The PPS Group.

Super Special! Little River Books has purchased from the producers the entire remaining supply of At The Water’s Edge: Majestic Riverboats, a 28-minute presentation of the 1999 Tall Stacks celebration in Cincinnati. We have both DVDs and VHS tapes, both of which formerly sold for $16.95. The exciting and beautiful presentations are narrated by Nick Clooney, brother of Rosemary Clooney, and are top quality. The presentation also includes an appearance by the late John Hartford, musician and river pilot; and a brief tour of the inside of the Delta Queen. Many Cincinnati riverfront scenes and vessels plying the Ohio River are shown. This special purchase makes it possible for us to make the DVDs and VHS tapes available to you for $5 each. These top-quality presentations would make wonderful and inexpensive Christmas gifts for family members and casual friends. Dealer queries welcome. Discounts available for quantity purchases. Usually same-day shipping!

Receive a FREE copy of this VHS video with each special offer book purchased (while supplies last)! No additional shipping! See specially marked books throughout website.

List Price: $16.95
Our Price: $5.00
You Save: $11.95 (70.5%!!!)

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Grab A Bush - By R. Allen Coleman
150 pages. 14 illustrations. Soft cover. 5.25 by 7 in. R. Allen Coleman, according to the late James V. Swift, spent some 60 years on the Missouri River. He has had a lot to say about environmentalists claims about what the river is and what the river isn’t. Grab A. Bush, however, is a different way of revealing the secrets of the river. It is filled with tales of the Missouri River steamboat days. About Coleman, Al Frisbie of the "Omaha World Herald" wrote: Son of a one-time riverboat man, Coleman knows the Missouri well. For years he has been fascinated by stories of boats that plied the snag-strewn river of long ago. In 1972, he wrote a booklet detailing steamboat wrecks, which occurred along the 20-mile channel in Douglas County. In other words, he knows where of he speaks and writes. In Grab A Bush, though, he strays from the narrow channel of truth to dabble delightfully in some tall tales of Missouri River lore." Yet, according to Frisbie, the book gives the reader considerable insight into what it took to head a steamboat up the Missouri’s treacherous waterways long ago. "…the book is something of a short course in river navigation and a personality study of the men who have been bound in the river. Usually shipped with 48 hours.

Retail: $10.00+
Wholesale: $6.00
Our Price: $3.50

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