Search Results: Salvage / Shipwrecks from G. L. GREEN LTD

New York, 1929 314 Pages. 15 x 23cms. Foxing. Privateers who sailed from ports of Northern France to prey upon English shipping in 17th, 18th & early 19th centuries, including Jean Bart of Dunkirk, Trouin & Surcouf of St. Malo, Thurot of Boulogne. Historical background & Conclusions - reasons whyBritish Navy should be strengthened.

1987 216 Pages. 20 x 23cms. V/G in D/W Updated and expanded by William H. Miller. Chronicling the events surrounding the loss of every passenger liner since 1900. Index to Vessels. Over 100 b/w illus.

1987 231 Pages. 20 x 23cms. V/G in D/W.Story of the Great Sea Battle and words of the men who fought. With Author's Account of the rediscovery. Over 400 illus, maps, diags, charts many in col. Index.

1959 16 Illus. 280 Pages. 20 x 13cms. In crinkled d/wi. Story of luxury liner, the Morro Castle, in Sept. 1934. Passenger list

1998 30 x 24cms. good in D/W. Major losses causes and the lessons. 30 colour and 40 black & white illus. Index. 96 art pages.

1980 212 Pages. 15 x 25cms. V/G in D/W. Record exploits of the salvagers amoung the deadly sandbanks of the Essex and Suffolk coast, when in the days before lifeboats, they both rescued crews and took cargo where possible. Techniques, craft employed. Chronological list of wrecks 1671 to 1910with associated events. Index of Ships & persons, Subjects & Places.

1945 17 Illus. 356 Pages. 13 x 23cms. covers faded, Spine weak. More wonders of salvage. Diving Salvage & Wreck raising, methods used. Index.