Building Ships on the North East Coast - A Labour of Love, Risk and Pain.



Book Description
Two volumes. Part 1. c1640-1914, Part 2. c1914-c1980. Quartos, 383 & 516 pages, indexes, illustrated. Signed by the author. VG in VG dustwrappers.
Dealer Notes
Clarke's magnum opus, a heavyweight economic, social and technical history of what was once the second most important ship-building area in Britain. The rise, success, and decline of this great industry (including its ramifications such as engine-building) is covered in great detail by a local man who has devoted 40 years to the study of the subject.
Author
J F Clarke
Date
1997
Binding
Hardback
Publisher
Bewick Press
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