Coast Lines key ancestors : M Langlands & Sons /by Nick Robins and Colin Tucker.
Langlands' ships were an integral part of the Liverpool - Glasgow trade of the 19th century and early 20th century. The company was taken over by Coast Lines in 1919, after operating in the coastal shipping trades for 80 years. Langlands also formed a connection with the Stornoway Shipping Company. This book follows the history of Langlands and its legacy. The Appendices contain fleet lists, and a list of J & G Burns and G & J Burns steamers built for the Clyde to Mersey service between 1828 and 1922. There is also an index of ship names. Includes extensive photographs and drawings.
Record Details
Publisher: | Bernard McCall, |
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Pub Date: | 2015. |
Pages: | 124 p. : |
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