Search Results: Titanic from Maiden Voyage Booksellers

UK: Countryvise Ltd, 1989. Paperback. As New. 159 pp; a look at the TITANIC tragedy from the viewpoint of analyzing the handwriting of numerous people closely associated with the ship by a graphologist; and explaining how handwritig can "fingerprint" character and behavior; with 74 b & w photos, illustrations and handwriting samples, etc.; the title has a double meaning i.e. "hands" that produced the writing and that the ship should be left alone; in color illustrated wraps.

Boston: Bruce Humphries, Inc. Publishers, 1959. Hardcover. Fine/very good. 203 pp; first hand account of the International Ice Patrol, a division of the Coast Guard, that was established after the sinking of the TITANIC; 14 pp b & w photos; inclluding one that claims to be of the icegerg that sunk the TITAnic, AND 2 pp of maps; inscribed to a former owner on the front paste down by the author; has name and address stamp of another former owner on ffep; dj has been price-clipped; has some wear with minor edge tears.

Riverside, CT: 7 C'S Press, Inc, 1984. Hardcover. Fine/very good +. 98 pp; listing and details of those TITNAIC victims who are buried in Halifax, along with several articles on Halifax immediatley after the tragedy and usefull information for a visitor today; several b & w photos; minute edge tear to top edge of rear panel of dj.

Kent, UK: Chadwell Press, 2000. Second Edition. Hardcover. As New/as new. 192 pp; the biography of TITANIC survivor, Eva Hart as told to Ron Denney; 16 pp b & w photos and reproductions of documents.

Schenectady, NY: Historical Publications, 1981. Paperback. Very Good +. 36 pp; staple-bound booklet; interesting compilation of excerpts from newspapers at the time of the sinking of the TITANIC and very well-illustrated with reproductions of period b & w photos and drawings; minor wear to covers; has name and address sticker of former owner on inside of front cover; in color illustrated wraps.

Sparkford, UK: Patrick Stephens Limited, 1994. Hardcover. Very Good +/very good +. 384 pp; story of the CALIFORNIAN and her mysterious role in the TITANIC disaster; 32 pp of dramatic b & w photos; dj has been price-clipped and has bookstore sticker on bottom of front flap; this copy is from the 1974 reprint of original edition published in 1993.

Riverside, CT: 7 C'S Press, Inc, 1974. Paperback. Very Good +. 32 pp; staple-bound booklet that was originally published; comments by Elbert Hubbard on the sinking of the TITANIC; with new material added for this edition; has b & w photo of Hubbard standing on deck on the LUSITANIA; has name and address stamp of former owner on title page; slight browning to edges of rear cover; in printed wraps.

Ulster: Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, 1982. Paperback. Fine. 32 pp; staple-bound booklet giving fine overview of the building of the TITANIC; profusely illustrated with b & w photos and line drawings of her construction and interiors, details of sinking and aftermath, etc. in color illustrated wraps; very slight wear to covers; Fine/.

London: Onslow's, 1999. Paperback. New. 44 pp; staple-bound booklet that was catalogue for auction held in Southampton, UK on April 9, 1999; includes list of additional lots laid in; in full-color illustrated wraps.

Southampton, UK: Southampton City Council, 1994. First UK edition. Hardcover. Fine/fine. 297 pp; superb look at how thetown of Southampton, it's people and the TITANIC have been inextricably linked; using many previously unpublished photographs, letters and oral histories; profusley illustrated with b & w plus plus 15 pages in full-color.

A. F. J.Marshello, 1987. Paperback. Near Fine. 100 pp; 500 questions and answers covering an exceptional wide ate of TITANIC trivia; in color, illustrated wraps.

Berlin: Transpress VEB Verlag fur Verkehrswesen, 1989. Hardcover. As New. 246 pp; title translates as TWO FACES OF A DISASTER; profusely illustrated with exceptional selection of period photos; drawings, charts, etc. sections on films on the TITANIC etc.; cut-away drawing of ships on endpapers; (TEXT IS ENTIRELY IN GERMAN); published in full-color illustrated, laminated boards without a dj.

La Jolla, CA: Leo Cohen, 1984. Paperback. Near Fine. 78 pp; discusses the vast assortment of conflicting evidence and opinions surrounding where the TITANIC sank; to point to a set of coordinates 10 miles from that given in her SOS; with 10 line drawings and charts; Revised Edition of work originally published in 1981; in illustrated wraps.

Denver, CO: The Golden Press, Inc, 1956. Paperback. Very Good. 40 pp; staple-bound booklet; well-written story of Margaret Tobin; later, Maggie Brown aka "The Unsinkable Mrs. Brown"; owing to fact of her having survived the sinking of the TITANIC; profusely illustrated with b & w period photos; in b & w photo wraps.