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Plan: 1137 Scale: ⅛” – 1’0” (Length of hull 40⁷⁄₈”) Herzogin Cecilie was the most photographed of all ...

Suggested Replacements: Merchant Ship Stability At the Sharp End! In writing this guide I have endeavoured to show the seafarer or ...

Suggested Replacement: Thomas Stowage A 60-page, pocket-size notebook which runs briefly through the whole gamut of tonnage measurement; ...

This is the record of an Atlantic passage in a ship that had an interesting and romantic career. She was a survivor of the London-Australia iron ...

Bibliographic Notes The International Maritime Organisation Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping describes the ...

We are pleased to announce that this book is available in a digital format from the following suppliers: Bogerd Martin : Chart Track ...

Out of Print An introduction to the slide rule with special reference to navigation, both at sea and in the air, and problems encountered in ...

*** Revised Edition, Available March 2024 *** Star Chart with a Companion Booklet of Astronomical Information Bernard’s Nautical Star Chart ...

Plan: 501 Size of Sheet: 30"x22" 2,257 tons. Built 1891 by Scotts of Greenock. This was a well-known member of Thomas Law’s ...

Plan: 1181 Length 43¼“ and displacement is 24.9lbs. This fine ship is an excellent subject for either showcase or working models. ...

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