Notes:

bc = back cover
c = front cover
ic = inside cover
ibc = inside back cover
p = picture
* = superceded by later publication

13 = Self steering 3rd edition (earlier editions have different page nos)
78 = Cruising catamarans 2nd edition (earlier edition has different page nos)

Issue names, dates and availability, ordering information

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Handling - putting about hydrofoil	19= 27	Pearce, N.G.A.
Handling - tacking a cat	18= 20-21	Naish, Norman
Handling in gusts	120= 72-74	Norwood, Joseph
Handling putting about	15= 30	JUMPAHEAD
Handling putting about proa	47= 44	Prout/Taylor
Handling sail	58= 66-72	Michielsen, K.
Handling sail - hoisting & lowering main-trysail	11= 14-18
Handling sail - Micronesian sails (Crab Claw or Oceanic Lateen)	33= 12-16	Bierberg, A.E.
Handling sail - remote jib-reefing mechanism	34= 59	Piver, Arthur
Handling sail in heavy weather	67= 23-24	OSTAR
Handling sail on a proa	47= 46-47	Prout/Taylor
Handling sail & reefing	4= 22-23	Satterthwaite, Charles A.
Launch of 37' trimaran	78A- 9= 30-33	Ingeberg, Helge
Launch of South Seas proa - traditionally	51= 78-83	Rangi, Te Kupe
Manoeuvrability of catamarans	15= 17-18	Morwood, John
Manoeuvrability of catamarans	16= 10-11	OCELOT/Harris
Navigation equipment	48= 15-18	Radar
Navigation equipment	48=c, 12-13 & 18-19	Automatic Helmsman
Navigation equipment	53= 17 & 22	Tangvald, Peter
Navigation equipment	61= 66-67	Windmaster Mk II navigational aid
Navigation equipment	76=120-124	Antrim, W.
Navigation equipment	78A- 5=9	Bino-compass
Navigation equipment	81= 51	by computer
Navigation equipment - direction finding aerial	8= 14-17	DF (Direction Finding) radio aerial
Navigation equipment - lighting	78A-10= 20-23	Molyneux, Eric
Navigation equipment - lighting	78A-10= 51	Seawife Weylite
Navigation equipment - lighting	80= 5	Seawife
Navigation Noon Position	61= 95-97	Piver, Arthur
Righting	50= 74-76	Mendonca/Henderson
Righting methods for multihulls	54= 71-74	Ashford, Paul
Righting methods for multihulls	63= 54-57	Lautier, E. Burnaby
Righting methods for multihulls	69= 92-100	Benyon-Tinker, Fred
Righting moment of trimaran	43= 50-52	Yorke, Gerald S.
Righting proa	33= 16-17	Smallwood, T.O.
Righting trimaran	55= 17-18	Morwood, John
Seamanship	21= 6-7 & 18-20	Satterthwaite, Charles A.
Seamanship	52= 71-72	Piver, Arthur
Seamanship	69= 32-36	Brown, Jim
Seamanship	77= 19	Various
Seamanship - catamaran	60= 17-18	Wharram, James
Seamanship - changing tack on proa	16= 36-37	Bierberg, A.E.
Seamanship - deepwater	75= 22-92	Publication
Seamanship - defined	75= 4-6	Morwood, John
Seamanship - handling - a NIMBLE on the Rocks	55= 14-18	Morwood, John
Seamanship - handling proa	71= 80-87	Taylor, J.S.
Seamanship - handling tacking a cat	18= 20-21	Naish, Norman
Seamanship - handling trimarans in storm conditions	63= 62-75	Piver, Arthur
Seamanship - hoisting the spinnaker	78A- 1= 38-42	Webb, D.
Seamanship - navigation	53= 17 & 22	Tangvald, Peter
Seamanship - navigation	61= 95-97	Piver, Arthur
Seamanship - watchkeeping systems	75= 47 & 64-67	Tailyour, Ewan
Tacking catamaran	18= 20-21	Naish, Norman
Trimaran seamanship	55= 14-18	Morwood, John
Wind Angle Indicator	33= 36-38	Schroeders, Richard A.

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