The Brown Son and Ferguson 'Clutha' logbook for Chief Officers allows the recording of one day's work per page. This edition is fit for 6 months work.

This book starts with a basic description of the workings of modern radars with a level of technological detail sufficient for deck officers of all grades. While the technology is changing rapidly the book, while briefly referring to the history of the development of radar, concentrates on the equipment to be found in a modern bridge suite. This includes the setting up, adjustments and controls of the radar receiver and also the plotting computer (ARPA).

The book has a large format (approximately 305 x 229mm)

For students undertaking marine examinations in IMO Model Course 7.01 and 7.02

For students undertaking marine examinations in IMO Model Course 7.03 and 7.04

and other navigational graphical problems

It contains easily assimilated information on elementary ship construction,compasses, steering, anchors, fire fighting, rope work and knots, splicing multi-plat and wire ropes, lifting tackle, MacGregor hatches, hazardous cargoes and routine maintenance.

By Captain Bill Chalmers, FCIS

Nicholl's Seamanship and Nautical Knowledge has for many years been recognised as a standard textbook on nautical subjects. It is a companion volume to Nicholl's Concise Guide, the popular text book on Navigation.

In this revised edition of what could be regarded as the standard reference work on later Clyde Steamer history, the author has rewritten the previous edition and added more new material relating to more recent changes.

Notes and Examples in SI Units for Students of Nautical Science

First edition 2011, Dr. Raymond Solly, in co-operation with Captain Quentin Cox and John Onslow.