Codice Universale Di Segnali Ad Uso Dei Bastimenti Mercantili Di Tutte Le Nazioni, Con Un Elenco Di Yachts, Ed Un Raccolto Di Frasi Per Convogli, Ed U (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781245823142)

"Codice Universale Di Segnali Ad Uso Dei Bastimenti Mercantili Di Tutte Le Nazioni" is a historical manual of maritime signals intended for use by merchant ships of all nations. This Italian edition, edited by G.B. Richardson, provides a comprehensive system of signals for communication at sea. Included are lists of yachts, phrases for convoys, and systems for geometric, nocturnal, and fog signals.

Originally conceived to create a universal language for sailors, this code facilitates clear communication between vessels regardless of nationality. This edition offers valuable insights into the practices and challenges of maritime communication during its time, appealing to historians, maritime enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the evolution of international signaling systems.

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