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"Sunken Treasure on Florida Reefs" copyright 1993 by Robert Weller. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without the written permission of the author except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews. For information address: Crossed Anchors Salvage, 1818 17th Avenue N., Lake Worth, Florida 33461
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ISBN 0-9628359-1-9 |
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This book is out of Print and will not be reprinted. It is being offered here as a free online book for research and to chronicle Bob "Frogfoot" & Margaret "Lady Gold Diver" Weller's legacy. All Copyright privileges will be strictly enforced. We are currently in the process of digitizing the book so that it may be available to all as a reference tool only. The entire book will be reprinted here. However, This digital book is only to be viewed from this website and may not be copied or downloaded under Copyright privileges.
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Chapter I "Cabin Wreck-site" - Regla II "Corrigan's Wreck-site" - San Roman III "Rio-Mar Wreck-site" - Carmen IV "Sandy Point Wreck-site" - Rosario V "Wedge Wreck" - Urca de Lima VI "Colored Beach Wreck-site" - Nieves VII "Florida's Fabulous Treasure Fleet" VIII "The Rosary" IX "A Chain of Gold" X "The Rings of the Nieves" XI "A Royal Treasure" XII "Archie's Wreck Site" XIII "The 1715 Mystery" XIV "The Hunt Goes On" |
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Maps and Drawings |
| "Cabin Wreck" H.O. Map |
| "Corrigan's Wreck" Site Detail |
| "Corrigan's Wreck" H.O. Map |
| "Rio Mar Wreck" Site Detail |
| "Rio Mar Wreck" H.O. Map |
| "Sandy Point Wreck" Site Detail |
| "Sandy Point Wreck" H.O. Map |
| "Wedge Wreck" Site Detail |
| "Wedge Wreck" Site H.O. Map |
| "Colored Beach Wreck" Site Detail |
| "Colored Beach Wreck" H.O. Map |
| Photo Section - I |
| Photo Section - II |
| Bibliography |
| Acknowledgements |
| Index |
About the Author... Bob Weller got his first taste of underwater life with Underwater Demolition team ONE during the Korean WAR. Discharged from the Navy in 1954 after 10 active years, he returned to the educational routine and received his Bach. C.E. from the University of Delaware in '57. The lure of Spanish treasure galleons brought him to Miami in 1960 and he has been having fun ever since. Most of his diving has been on the Spanish 1715 and 1733 Plate fleets. His wife Margaret is an active treasure diver as well. They make a great husband-wife team. |
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To my wife and constant diving buddy Margaret, and to her shrimp salads on the salvage boat when she was not working on the bottom with the rest of us. |
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