Christopher Deakes worked for many years as a shipping agent in the Far East and in different parts of Africa. He has been an avid collector of shipping postcards and his first book, The Postcard History of the Passenger Liner, was published to great acclaim.
This book is a voyage through the life of the passenger steamship, a voyage described by travelers who sailed on these vessels, and it carries within it their thoughts and experiences, mirrored here in words and pictures.
Almost a century since the launch of Titanic, the story of the Olympic-class ships is told through the medium of original postcards.
This text provides an insight into the art of a particular school of marine painters in the early part of the 20th century and into the history of a time...
Lydia Pyne examines postcards on a global scale, to understand them as artifacts that are at the intersection of history, science, technology, art, and culture.
The name San Pedro Bay meant Los Angeles Harbor through the 20th century, but the vestiges of that original, rustic, fishing villagelike identity still cling to the port community that, through its proximity to the city of Los Angeles, grew ...
Maps of the Great Lakes enable one to locate the general vicinity of each view. Original standard 31/2 by 51/2 inch postcards from the authors collection were used for the reproductions in this book.
in just twelve days as well as exclusive personally conducted tours of Canada's Pacific Coast. Lake Louise in the Rockies was portrayed as one of the most ... Canadian Pacific and Cunard's post-war relationship continued with Liverpool.
It chronicles the story of this unique Jersey Shore community, using postcards that bear not only rare pictures but also fascinating messages.
... 1987 Newspapers and Periodicals Aberdeen Daily Journal Aberdeen Press and Journal Belfast News-Letter Berkshire Chronicle Birmingham Gazette Birmingham Post Bournemouth Guardian Bystander Cambridge Daily News Cheltenham Looker-On ...
Started in 1884 by Thomas A. Watson, who is best known as the person on the other end of Alexander Graham Bell's first telephone call, Fore River Shipyard employed thousands of South Shore-area residents.