MILLER, WILLIAM H.

A new colour book on British passenger ships, following on from the success of Cruise Liners in Colour and Ships of Splendour

Celebrating passenger ships in colour, large and small, from the 1940s onwards

The world of ocean liners, those built for French lines were the epitome of style and panache, and SS Normandie perhaps the pinnacle of this.

A tribute to one of the grandest and most beloved of all twentieth-century ocean liners, in this richly illustrated book by acknowledged liner expert William Miller we salute the France/Norway

Founded in 1873, the Holland America Line provided services carrying passengers and freight between the Netherlands and North America. When the Second World War ended, only nine of Holland America Line's twenty-five ships had survived and the... Ler mais

The 1954 film On the Waterfront brought to life the New York docks of the 1950s, when it was often said that a ship, usually a freighter, arrived or departed every 24 minutes, around the clock. Now, the Port of New York is handling more cargo than... Ler mais

Charting 100 years of cruising the ocean waves, in rich colour photographs Ler mais

This collection of stories shows passenger liners, large and small as well as famous and obscure, through the eyes of officers crew, with tales of the great Cunarders, PO, Holland America Union Castle liners, providing added insight, understanding,... Ler mais

It was an age of evolution, when size and speed were almost the ultimate considerations. Bigger was said to be better, and ship owners were not exempted from the prevailing mood, while the German four-stackers of 1897-06 and then Cunard's brilliant... Ler mais