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‘NAVIGATING AND ENGINEERING OFFICERS REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY FOR VERY LARGE CRUDE OIL CARRIER. TANKER EXPERIENCE PREFERRED.’ – Lloyd’s List and Shipping Gazette The advertisement captured Ray Solly’s at …

The Essential Works of R. M. Ballantyne is a collection of adventurous tales written in a captivating and engaging style that transports readers to exotic locations and exciting escapades. Ballantyne …

‘The Sailor’s Word-Book’ by W. H. Smyth. Published by e-artnow. e-artnow publishes a wide range of titles that encompasses every genre. From well-known classics & literary fiction and non-fiction to …

In ‘Hints to Young Yacht Skippers, ‘ Thomas Fleming Day provides a meticulous guide for aspiring yacht captains, encapsulating a wealth of practical knowledge and nautical wisdom. The book is charact …

At 11.40 p.m. on 14 April 1912, RMS Titanic struck an iceberg. She sank less than three hours later, taking around 1, 500 people down with her. Devastated survivors provided conflicting information a …

Steven Schwankert thought there were no new Titanic stories to be told – then he found the Six. When Titanic sank on a cold night in 1912, less than half of those aboard survived. Among these survivo …

The Birmingham Canal Navigations comprise the greatest concentration of waterways in Britain. Over the course of a century, from the original Birmingham Canal of 1769, they grew to their greatest ext …

Passenger ships have always played a key role in shaping our lives and destinies. From the biggest to the smallest, the most beautiful to the most basic, in peacetime and war, they have carried emigr …

Max Pemberton’s ‘The Iron Pirate’ is a captivating tale of adventure set in the context of historical fiction. The book, classified as a Musaicum Adventure Classic, follows the thrilling journey of a …

There is something strangely compelling about the waterways. Isolated places on the edge of society, they have always had their own distinctive way of life and a certain shady reputation. Ever since …