Ships of the Clyde

Released on by James A. Pottinger
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  • Ships of the Clyde Book Detail

  • Author : James A. Pottinger
  • Release Date : 2013
  • Publisher : History Press
  • Genre : Transportation
  • Pages : 0
  • ISBN 13 : 9780752489995
  • File Size : 33,33 MB
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Ships of the Clyde by James A. Pottinger PDF Summary

Book Description: For many years the River Clyde held a premier place in the world of shipbuilding and engineering, pioneering many advances in both disciplines. While these days are long gone we should never forget the great contribution made by a range of companies, from those constructing luxury passenger liners and major warships, to those building a whole range of cargo ships, including numerous specialist types, and the smaller concerns concentrating on coasters, tugs, dredgers and puffers. This illustrated history reveals the whole gamut of Clyde-built types built on the river and celebrates the glory days of times past, now sadly only living on in old photographs and the memories of those who were there.

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