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The shipyard of J J Sietas is arguably one of the best-known in northern Europe. From the mid-1950s a decision was made to classify the vessels according to types. A numerical scheme began with Karin in 1958. This scheme still continues to the present day. This second volume covers ships built from 1973 to 2021.

The shipyard of J J Sietas is arguably one of the best-known in northern Europe. From the mid-1950s a decision was made to classify the vessels according to types. A numerical scheme began with Karin in 1958. This scheme still continues to the present day. This first volume covers ships built from the 1950s to 1973.

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In its 13 articles and photo features, this limited edition hardback book from the publishers of the popular ¿Coastal Shipping¿ magazine looks at various aspects of coastal shipping throughout the world, specifically: an Oslo shipowner, Coasters in Canada, the port of Porthleven, Cornwall, Bunkering tankers, New Zealand cement carriers, Coasters as seen from Cruise Ships, the port of Lochaline, Scotland, the Zuid-Beveland Canal in the Netherla...

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Anyone visiting mainland Europe cannot fail to be impressed by the size of the canals and the quantity of commercial traffic, offering a viable and realistic alternative to the ever increasing use of lorries to transport freight. In this book the author presents to the reader vessels that have passed through with detailed information about each canal that is mentioned, accompanied by stunning photographs in an all colour album. Countries featu...

This second volume of SVITZER TUGS begins in Denmark, the home of the company, and moves on to other Scandinavian countries and then northern Europe. We look at tugs in Canada, the Caribbean, the Far East and finally Australia where Svitzer has gained prominence.

The story of Em. Z. Svitzers Bjergningsentreprise (Svitzer) begins in 1833 when Emil Zeuthen Svitzer, a Danish entrepreneur, established a salvage business after noticing many losses occurring on trade routes to and from Denmark.

Without doubt Battery Point in Portishead is one of the best locations in the UK to watch ships as they pass by. The captions provide interesting details about the ships, their builders, their cargoes, and, where appropriate, their significance within the wider maritime world.

This book presents a set of images mainly in portrait format rather than the landscape format of most pictorial albums. The use of this format shows close-up details which are welcomed by modellers.

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All the ships featured in this impressive colour album were built in the Netherlands, although not all sailed under the Dutch flag. The heyday of the Dutch coaster was the early 1960s when over 1000 were in service.

This album contains a selection of stunning colour photographs of tugs that have visited ports in the Bristol area over the last fifty years. Each photograph is accompanied by an informative caption.

This book has 83 colour photographs of coasters built during the 1970s. The photographs date from the 1970s up to the present day and we see some ships in their original guise and others after being sold and/or modernised.

This book is a second selection of colour photographs of coasters built during the 1970s. The photographs date from the 1970s up to the present day and we see some ships in their original guise and others after being sold and/or modernised.

This album contains a second selection of stunning colour photographs of tugs that have visited ports in the Bristol area over the last fifty years. Each photograph is accompanied by an informative caption.