Author: Bernard McCall
A collection of maritime history and travel essays, generously illustrated with ship pictures on highquality glossy paper.
• Einar Hovding, Oslo – Scrap Dealer and Shipowner
• Coasters in Canada
• The Port of Porthleven: Decline and Closure 1945-1964
• Bunkering Tankers Worldwide
• All Change for New Zealand Cement Carriers
• Cruising for Coasters
• Lochaline – a Fascinating Scottish Port
• Kanaal door Zuid-Beveland
• Standard Russian Coasters – Baltiyisky, Ladoga and Sormovskly
• Siestas Type 129 Container Feeders
• The Birth of a Modern Coaster
• The Port of Leith
• To the Heart of France
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