Nautilus Telegraph's book of the month for August 2023.

This title describes the illustrious history of the club and marks its centenary.

Nautilus Telegraph's book of the month for July 2023.

The true story of A boy, A Ship with a secret, and a WW2 German POW camp. The author Peter Thomson shares his findings on who was Frank Walker, 16-year-old deckboy from The Blue Funnel liner 'Automedon' and his role in Japan declaring war on the Allies.

A high quality semi-hard cover Bell Book for recording engine movements and other observations on the Bridge or in the Engine Room. 192 numbered pages, dimensions 30cm x 14cm

Watch details sections, security level section port/berth, flag state/port state.

Nautilus Telegraph's book of the month for December 2022.

This beautiful book was researched and written by John Jordan and the late Rodney Cartridge who had been Doxford apprentices, designers, test and marine engineers, bringing their own perspective of the development of the engine covering a large proportion of the lifetime of the oil engine design and production, from 1910 to 1985.

Sailor's Heart: A story of courage and cowardice. Three men fight for their country in the Arctic Convoys of WWII, then for their sanity and dignity, subjected to experimental psychiatry

It is a sensitive and compelling exploration of the experience of trauma for the survivor and for those closest to them.

The book provides a rigorous analysis of the 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea and the many other legal instruments that regulate human activities at sea, as well as taking full account of the numerous decisions of international courts and tribunals in recent years.