History

Maritime history is an essential part of British history, and we offer memoirs from life at sea as well as beautiful coffee table books.
We stock many interesting publications from well-known publishers such as Seaforth Publishing or Conway but also stock independent self-published titles.

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Sietas and its Ships (Part 1)

£16.50
In this book Bernard concentrates on cargo ships, but other types also appear to illustrate the variety of ships that were built.

Titanic: Disaster at Sea

£6.00
Explore the glory and tragedy of the Titanic in a fascinating book that traces the events leading up to her fateful end.

Nelson's Navy

£40.00
The ideal guide to Nelson's navy for those with an interest in the workings of a great fleet.

The Battle of the Atlantic

£14.99
It’s a thorough work with useful charts and graphs, an interesting selection of photos and a good index. In addition to the facts and figures, Ireland provides analysis and insight, notably arguing provocatively that ‘the situation was never as parlous nor the struggle so evenly balanced as was perceived at the time and has consistently been described since’. It’s a stance that may not prove popular in the Merchant Navy community, but the book is worth a read nevertheless, and readers can make up their own minds after giving Ireland’s arguments a hearing.
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