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The Marine Electrical and Electronics Bible
by John C. Payne
Hardcover from Grafton Books
The Fiberglass Boat Repair Manual
by Allan H. Viatses, Allan H. Viatses, Allen H. Vaitses, Allan H. Vaitses
Hardcover from International Marine/Ragged Mountain Press
1988
Chapman Piloting: Seamanship & Boat Handling (Chapman Piloting Seamanship and Boat Handling, 63rd Ed)
by Elbert S. Maloney, Charles Frederic Chapman
Hardcover from Sterling
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The Elements of Boat Strength: For Builders, Designers, and Owners
by Dave Gerr
Hardcover from International Marine/Ragged Mountain Press
Principles of Yacht Design
by Lars Larsson, Rolf E. Eliasson
Hardcover from International Marine/Ragged Mountain Press
Get Your Captain's License
by Charles Wing, Jim Austin, Charlie Wing
Paperback from International Marine/Ragged Mountain Press
Ticonderoga: Tales of an Enchanted Yacht (Mystic Seaport Museum Book)
by Jack A. Somer
Hardcover from W.W. Norton & Company
Queen Mary 2: The Greatest Ocean Liner of Our Time
by John Maxtone-Graham
Hardcover from Bulfinch
The World's Best Sailboats, Volume 2
by Ferenc Mate
Hardcover from Albatross
Sailboat Hull and Deck Repair
by Don Casey
Hardcover from International Marine/Ragged Mountain PressBoatbuilding with Aluminum
Sailboat Electrics Simplified
by Don Casey, William Laudeman
Hardcover from International Marine/Ragged Mountain Press
by Stephen F. Pollard
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The Propeller Handbook: The Complete Reference for Choosing, Installing, and Understanding Boat Propellers
by Dave Gerr
Paperback from International Marine/Ragged Mountain Press
Lines: A Half-Century of Yacht Designs by Sparkman & Stephens, 1930-1980
by Olin J., Ii Stephens, J. Carter Brown, A. Knight Coolidge
Hardcover from David R Godine
Maritime Economics
by Martin Stopford
Paperback from Routledge
The Shipping Revolution: The Modern Merchant Ship
by Robert Gardiner, Alastair Couper
Book Description: THE SHIPPING REVOLUTION: THE MODERN MERCHANT SHIPSince the end of the Second World War the pattern of international trade - and the ships in which it is carried-
has changed dramatically. Competition from air travel gradually displaced the liner, but with increased leisure passenger ships staged a comeback in the form of cruise ships. The burgeoning demand for oil fuel produced the supertanker, while moves to streamline cargo handling led to containerization and other forms of unitized shipment for many general trades. However, entirely new ship types were also developed to carry cargoes as diverse as cars and chemicals, livestock and nuclear waste.The postwar rehabilitation of the world's merchant fleets initially involved traditional ship types, but this volume charts the accelerating pace of change from about 1960 onwards. While primarily describing the rapid advances in maritime technology, it also points to the political, economic and social reasons for these, and looks at likely developments in the future.
Lavishly illustrated, this complete and informative volume includes over 175 black-and-white photos, over 30 illustrations, and over 40 tables.
Hardcover from Book Sales
ISBN:0785812717
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