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  • Specificaties

    Uitvoering

    Auteurs

    ISBN

    9789464564136

    Taal

    Engels

    Afmeting

    220 x 270 cm

    Aantal pagina's

    52

    Series

    Jaar

    Imprint

  • The s.s. 'America' was an ocean liner which entered service in 1940 for the United States Lines. She was designed by the famous naval architect William Francis Gibbs. In the 54 years between her introduction and her wrecking in 1994, she had eight different owners (of which one twice) and sailed under the names of 'America' (carrying this name three different times), 'West Point', 'Australis', 'Italis', 'Noga', 'Alferdoss' and 'American Star'. She served most in passenger service as s.s. 'America' and s.s. 'Australis'. In this number of Liners the story of this remarkable ship.

    Bert Lamers was a regular contributor to the maritime magazine De Blauwe Wimpel. Over the course of 20 years, he played a key role in organising and supervising maritime group travel.
    Bert Lamers (1950) was interested in the shipping industry from an early age. He worked as a sailor at the Verenigde Onafhankelijke Sleepdienst (United Independent Towing Service) and was one of the editors of the maritime magazine De Blauwe Wimpel. Other than that, he also organized many group cruises.

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