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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.

This fourth volume of Peter Laister's work illustrates further examples of china and crockery used on board British merchant ships.A total of 59 companies are dealt with individually, and in total some 254 companies are mentioned in the comprehensive index.

A chronological history of the trams and municipal buses of the city of Newport, with text, comprehensive data tables, and many color and black/white photographs.

This book takes a chronological look at the Cardiff Bus fleet from 2000 until 2020 and covers the various types of vehicles operated during this period.

This third volume of Peter Laister's work illustrates further examples of china and crockery used on board British merchant ships. A total of 48 companies are dealt with individually, and in total some 230 companies are mentioned in the comprehensive index.

The three decades following the end of the Second World War, before the container revolution took hold over dry cargo shipping, may be described as the Ocean Freighter Heyday.

Ocean Fleets is the new name for what was originally intended to be the 18th edition of Ocean Ships, a series that has charted the changing European Shipping Scene for over 50 years.

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 this second softback, 96 page book of South Wales tugs, the author, Andrew Wiltshire takes a close look at tugs in South Wales ports from Swansea to Port Talbot, then Barry, Cardiff, and finally Newport.

This A4 size, hardback book, written by Nick Robins tells the full history of Coast Lines from 1913 to 1975. It also has a full fleet list, and is well illustrated with black/white photographs.

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This softback, A5 size book takes a chronological look at the National Welsh fleet to illustrate both the variety of vehicles operated, particularly in the early days, and the fascinating mix of urban and rural landscapes through which they worked between 1978 and 1992. It will hopefully serve as a reminder of a company which packed a great deal into its 14 years in existence, and which was always of interest to the bus enthusiast. 80 pages wi...

This book treats us to views of the famous London buses in chronological order, from the traditional types to the modern battery-electric bus. During the 1970s, the bus scene became increasingly interesting as London Transport struggled with unreliable and unsuitable vehicles. Most of these were far from life-expired, and their premature departure made the sourcing of suitable replacements a matter of urgency. During the 1980s, the London bus ...

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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.

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.