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• Rendel's Floating Bridges, Alan Kittridge, £12.50 NEW
  A successful alternative to a fixed bridge, Rendel's invention was used throughout the United Kingdom.
• Tacky's Tugs, Captain Stephen Carter, £12.50 NEW
  W J Reynolds of Torpoint had the last fleet of coal fired steam tugs in Great Britain.
• Railway Ships & Packet Ports, Richard Danielson, £26.00
  Britain's railway owned ferry fleets and harbours.
• T R Brown of Bristol, Captain Stephen Carter, £12.50
  A remarkable tale of a family's maritime enterprise.
• Douglas Head Ferry & the Port Soderick Boats, Captain Stephen Carter, £8.50
  Tourist transport in the Isle of Man.
• Steamers & Ferries of the River Tamar & Three Towns District, Alan Kittridge, £24.00
  Much loved ferry and steamer services that once crowded the waterways of Plymouth.
• Cosens of Weymouth; 1918 to 1996, Richard Clammer, £29.00
  The Wessex coast's principal paddle steamer operator.
• Lundy Packets, Mike Tedstone, £16.00
  Full account of the historic mail boats serving Lundy Island.
• White Funnel Magic, Nigel Coombes, £16.00
  Campbell's paddle steamers in the Bristol and English channels.
• Plymouth; Ocean Liner Port of Call, Alan Kittridge, £12.00
  Plymouth's was the first stop for many years for transatlantic and round-the-world liners.
• Passenger Steamers of the River Fal, Alan Kittridge, £7.00
  Local steamer fleets in the west country's largest estuary.
• Passenger Steamers of the River Dart, Richard Clammer & Alan Kittridge
  Graceful paddle steamers in superb scenery.
• Cornwall's Lifeboat Heritage, Nicholas Leach, £4.50
  The story of the lifeboat service in Cornwall and the Scillies.
• Cornwall's Lighthouse Heritage, Michael Tarrant, £4.50
  Delightful account of the lighthouses ringing Cornwall's treacherous coastline.
• Cornwall's Maritime Heritage, Alan Kittridge £4.50
  Cornwall's proud maritime history has left much to see.
• Devonport Dockyard Railway, Paul Burkhalter, £25.00
  Britain's leading naval base had an extensive and fascinating internal railway system.