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.

12th edition 1995, revised January 2006. Both volumes I & II are officially recommended by the Merchant Navy Training Board, and form the most up-to-date survey of the Science of Navigation in print.

10th edition revised and rewritten December 1987; Reprinted 2010. Both volumes I & II are officially recommended by the Merchant Navy Training Board, and form the most up-to-date survey of the Science of Navigation in print.

7th edition - revised 2011, author H. J. Pursey

For students, merchant navy officers and all those charged with the operation of maritime assets

4th edition published October 2019 is for trainee pilots and ships' officers who aspire to be pilots.

The main subject matter covered relates to the use of charts and other Admiralty navigational publications, chart constructions, visual and radar terrestrial navigation, including the use of celestial bodies for the calculation of compass errors and position fixing.

A well-known textbook for students preparing for Officer of the Watch qualifications and maritime degrees.