Maritime Books
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Please note that I DO NOT sell these books. They are available at your maritime bookshop or at the publishers.
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Ocean Liner Twilight By Ted Scull. Within its 128 pages and 200 photographs, Ocean Liner Twilight captures the flavour of numerous intriguing and off-beat voyages, including a round the world trip on eight ships of six different companies in an era when traditional ocean liner travel was drawing to a close Publisher: Overview Press ISBN-10 0954720636 ISBN-13 9780954720636 |
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The Saga Sisters By Clive Harvey & Roger Cartwright. As much a history of Norwegian America Line, as it is the story of two ships, Vistafjord and Sagafjord, whose lives have been so closely intertwined. A unique and beautifully illustrated tale, by two experts on cruise and ocean liner history.
ISBN-10 0752434187 ISBN-13 9780752434186 |
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Cruise Ships (2nd Edition) By William Mayes. The second edition of this very popular work was published in late July 2007. Within its 272 pages it covers more than 630 ships and about 250 operators, giving brief historical information, technical details and former names. Publisher: Overview Press ISBN-10 0954720628 ISBN-13 9780954720629 |
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Union Castle Line Purserette Ann Haynes-Williams wrote home to her parents regularly and frequently during the time she served as purserette with Union Castle Line. These letters were kept and are now published in this book. Publisher: Mallett & Bell Publications ISBN-10 095094534X ISBN-13 9780950945347 |
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QE2 Britain Greatest Liner Philip Dawson - Ian Johnston - Bruce Peter, three leading ship historians joined forces to write the definitive history of Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth 2, the world’s most famous ocean liner. Publisher: Ferry Publications ISBN- |

Copyright © Willem H. van der Leek, 2008
12 March 2008. Updated: 15 November 2008.