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Paper Captain
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NZ$ 49.99 each
Paperback
Author:
Juliet Cezzar
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Ahoy there Paper Captain takes the reader through a century of nautical history with facts, figures, and stunning illustrations, then lets every fantasy sailor cut out and build twenty beautiful die-cut paper models--designed to float Devised by the author and designer of Paper Pilot, Paper Captain is a beautifully illustrated voyage into the world of model boats, from speed boats and tugs to luxury liners and naval catamarans, bringing together stunning archival photographs and colorful technical drawings with expertly designed die-cut models that readers can cut out and assemble. The book presents innovative histories of twenty feats of maritime engineering drawn from maritime museums around the world, from the legendary British HMS Victory to the USS Monitor at the Mariner's Museum in Virginia and the German U-505 at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry. Each boat is accompanied by its naval history, facts and statistics, and ...
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A History of New Zealand Scows and Their Trades
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NZ$ 125.00 each
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Author:
David Langdon
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This beautifully presented book describes the 140 New Zealand scows from the aspect of an essential part of the early, and definitive, mercantile development of New Zealand. It covers the contribution that they made to all aspects of the growth of the nation, it industry and society.
The book is the result of 15 years dedicated research and a lifetime of enthusiasm by author, David Langdon. It contains personal and family recollections, and many anecdotes recorded from scow sailors- capturing and recorded for posterity a formative era long passed.
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Strait Crossing : The ferries of Cook Strait through time
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NZ$ 69.99 each
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Author:
Victor Young
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Publishing 15 December 2009
275 x 210 mm landscape format, 256 pages
Hardcover
The cargo and passenger vessels recorded in this book have provided regular and scheduled services across Cook Strait since the late 19th century, establishing and maintaining the vital link between Wellington and the South Island ports of Lyttelton, Picton and Nelson. Many will forever be a part of our nation's history. Most are forgotten in time. Described are the ships that, year after year, in war and peace, carried our commerce and families between north and south. They were our maritime 'household names'. Ships like the Tamahine, Hinemoa, Aramoana, the giant Kaitaki, and the pioneering Straitsman are among those featured in text and photos. Profiles recall crew and passenger memories, outline the ports, detail the historic 'boat trains', visit the loss of the Wahine and acknowledge the assistance of the harbour radio stations. Lavishly ...
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Creative Ropecraft
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NZ$ 35.00 each
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Author:
Stuart Grainger
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Packed with the author's exquisite and very detailed drawings of knots and knotting techniques, this book is a treasure trove of knots, hitches, bends, plaits, netting and decorative ropework, all explained clearly and simply to enable the layman to follow in the footsteps of the traditional seamen who have gone before him. The author describes how to tie and use a wide variety of knots, both practical and fancy, from crown and wall knots to turk's heads, as well as showing a wide range of decorative ropecraft designs and practical projects from mats, belts, hammocks, to rope-edged trays and table lamps. Creative Ropecraft is the standard work on the subject of practical and decorative knots and ropework. It is being reissued in a newly designed edition.
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Illustrated Dictionary of Sailing Ships, Boats and Steamers
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NZ$ 59.99 each
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Author:
Scott Robertson
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An illustrated encyclopaedia of historic ship types from 1300 BC to AD 1900. The quick-reference layout guides the reader to the author's own illustration of each ship type, with a text briefly describing the name, type, rough date and purpose of each craft.
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Inshore Craft : Traditional Working Vessels of the British Isles
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NZ$ 170.00 each
Hardback
Author:
Basil Greenhill & Julian Mannering
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This comprehensive reference work describes and illustrates some 200 types of inshore craft which once fish and traded, under oar and sail, around the coasts of the British Isles. The types are arranged by coastal area and each is described in terms of its shape and design, fitness for location and purpose, build, evolution and geographical distribution. Details of dimensions, rig, building materials, seamanship and the survivial of examples are given where known, while hundreds of line drawings and photographs show the vessels in their original forms.
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Lighting the Coast : A history of New Zealand's coastal lighthouse system
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NZ$ 59.99 each
Hardback
Author:
Helen Beaglehole
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Lighting The Coast
is the first comprehensive history of New Zealand’s system of ‘well-placed and effective’ lighthouses that were essential for ‘the great maritime future’ the country’s government envisaged. This authoritative and highly readable book reveals the fascinating story of the siting, design, construction, operation and eventual demanning of those nineteenth and early twentieth century monuments of engineering. It reveals much of the lives of the lighthouse keepers - practical, independent men who took their families to live in remote parts of New Zealand - and raises critical questions about the future of these historic structures.
Lighting The Coast
features more than 250 black and white and colour illustrations, including photographs, diagrams, maps and charts.
First published November 2006.
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The Era of Coastal Shipping in New Zealand : The Small Motor Ships
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NZ$ 65.00 each
Hardback
Author:
Murray Jennings
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For many years the transport of goods between New Zealand towns was done by ships which would voyage from one port to another. Gradually as roads improved this trade died. The introduction of the inter-island roll-on roll-off ferries in 1962 finally killed most coastal trade. Many small ports simply ceased to operate and with them went a whole era of New Zealand social and maritime history.
This book presents the stories of some of those who worked on ships and the history of the port of Raglan is presented as an illustrative example of a coastal port that no longer exists as such.
The bulk of the book is a presentation of all the motor ships that operated between 100 and 1600 tonnes with illustrations, specifications and a brief history.
192 pages in 260 x 190 mm format, hardcover.
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Wanganella and the Australian Trans-Tasman Liners
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NZ$ 45.00 each
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Author:
Peter Plowman
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THIS BOOK tells the story of the trans-Tasman shipping service from the days of the earliest steam ship service to the liner Wanganella’s last voyage to New Zealand in 1963.
The only Australian company to maintain a service across the Tasman Sea was Huddart Parker, who survived numerous attempts by the Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand to drive them off the route in the early days. Eventually the two agreed to share the route in several co-operative agreements.
Towards the end of 1892, James Huddart, one of the founders of Huddart, Parker, & Company Limited, established a separate company, the New Zealand & Australasian Steamship Company, to operate a trans-Tasman service. The Union Line retaliated by placing their best ships in direct competition with the newcomers, and also started a rate war that forced the Australian company to withdraw in March 1893.
Despite this, Huddart Parker re-entered the Tasman Sea trade in November ...
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A Home Afloat : Living aboard vessels of all shapes and sizes (2nd edition 2008)
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NZ$ 59.99 each
Hardback
Author:
Gary Cookson
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A Home Afloat
gives an enticing peek through the portholes, and access to a wealth of inspiring ideas for anyone wanting to make their home aboard a boat of whatever shape and size. This gorgeous coffee table book is bursting with interior design and furnishing ideas for boats and other small living spaces, and looks inside motorboats, riverboats, houseboats, yachts, barges, tugs and commercial vessels.
A Home Afloat
gives an insight into the lifestyle of people with different budgets and outlooks on life, but who have all made the decision to live afloat. The beautiful photography shows that living afloat can be every bit as luxurious as life on land.
'A home afloat is definitely the way to live. There's nothing better than watching the sunset from the deck of your own waterside residence and being rocked to sleep by the bobbing motion of the water - and when you want a change of scenery, you can always set ...
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