[PDF.74ta] Ships for All Nations: John Brown & Company Clydebank, 1847–1971

Ships for All Nations: John Brown & Company Clydebank, 1847–1971

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 | #380599 in Books |  2015-11-15 |  2015-11-15 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  11.50 x1.20 x9.80l,2.77 | File type: PDF | 384 pages

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||6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.| Ian Johnston does it again!|By Daryl Carpenter|Originally published in 2000 as "Ships for A Nation," this revised edition forms part of a trilogy of books on the former Clydebank shipyard by Ian Johnston, which also includes A Shipyard at War and Clydebank Battlecruisers. Taking advantage of the massive number of preserved photographs and internal documents preserved by the Sco|About the Author|IAN JOHNSTON was brought up in a shipbuilding family, although he has made his career in graphic design. A lifetime's interest in ships and shipbuilding has borne fruit in a number of publications, most recently Clydebank Battlecruisers a

The Clydebank shipyard built some of the most famous vessels in maritime history. Its heritage boasts of great transatlantic liners like Lusitania, Queen Mary, and QE2, as well as iconic warships like the battlecruiser Hood, and Britain's last battleship, HMS Vanguard. Beginning as J & G Thomson in 1847, the business acquired its more famous persona when Sheffield-based steelmaker John Brown & Co took over in 1899. As a result, the yard became...

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