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£15.00
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£10.00“By Road Across the Sea”, the history of Atlantic Steam Navigation Company ltd.
Read MoreCowsill, Miles
Ferry Publications, 1990 -
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£5.00“Queen of Scots” rail, steamer and coach tour…..May 1977
Read More5 page itinerary with photo cover sheet for a charter tour by the Wirral Railway Circle.
the tour includes a cruise on the T.S. Queen Mary during her final year of service
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£35.00“Rob Roy” on the Jordan, Nile, Red Sea & Gennesareth, etc
Read Morea canoe cruise in Palestine and Egypt, and the waters of Damascus
by John MacGregor
John Murray, 1870.
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Sale£75.00£35.00“Royal Mail”, a centenary history of the Royal Mail Line 1839-1939
Read MoreBushell, T.A.
Trade and Travel Publications, [1939] -
Sale£125.00£75.00“Sport”. a lecture delivered (by desire) to the Philosophical Institution on November 10, 1874
Read MoreColquhoun, John
William Blackwood & Sons, 1874 -
£30.00“Vales” of Glasgow – Andrew Crawford & Co. Ltd. 1895-1955
Read MoreGlasgow, published by the company, 1955
a scarce sixty year history of the Glasgow shipowning company
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£250.00‘Clyde Steamers’, magazine of the Clyde River Steamer Club
Read MoreGlasgow, Clyde River Steamer Club, 1965-2015.
a fine long run of the magazine from issue 1 (1965) to issue 51 (2015), but please note that issues one and two are supplied in photo-copy form.
also bound into the second hardback volume are the following Clyde River Steamer Club publications – ‘Columba Centenary’, 1978. ‘Golden Jubilee 1932-1982’, ‘The Craigendoran Story’, 1983. ‘The Thirties, a personal recollection’, 1987.
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£15.00‘Gathering of the Clans’, history of the Clan Line Steamers Ltd.
Read MoreMiddlemiss, N.L.
Shield Publications, 1988.
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£15.00‘The Med’, the Royal Navy in the Mediterranean 1939-1945
Read MoreLangmaid, Rowland
Batchworth Press, 1948 -
£20.00‘The Navvies’ – Norman Middlemiss
Read MoreMiddlemiss, Norman L. ISBN 187112817X .
Shield Publications, 1999 -
£10.001894 manuscript letter from David Cairns, ship owner of Leith
Read Moresingle sheet letter on attractive headed paper, from David Cairns to Edinburgh solicitors Thomson, Duncan & Black, in which he requests further payment for duties as an expert witness, and advises that he will try and avoid such duties in the future as they are not worth the payment.
