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Written by W J Harvey, this is a very comprehensive book about Cory Towage Ltd from its humble beginnings to one of the foremost operators of ship handling worldwide. In its 224 pages it tells the history of the group from 1895 up to the millennium.
Written by Michael Dollenbacher and Reinhard H Schnake, this book is about the tugs of the Port of Hamburg since they are closely linked to the history and development of the port.
Written by Malcolm R White, this book details fishing and offshore support from Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft. This volume (part 1) deals with Breydon Marine Ltd, Putford Enterprises Ltd, the Warbler Shipping Co Ltd and associates.
Written by David L Williams and Richard de Kerbrech, this book is a pictorial album of diesel tugs in Britain's inshore waters. Each page has a colour photograph, accompanied by a detailed caption. Based on the Kenneth Wightman collection, the pictures are a marvellous record of British shipping and UK port life in its heyday.
Written by P N Thomas, this book is a full history covering over 1000 steam tugs, 100 builders and 400 owners. The tug plans range from 1833 to 1956, and 29 colour profiles will be of interest to modellers. More than 90 photographs (some colour), sketches and colour diagram of 88 funnel colours.
This edition of the annual listing of Dutch towage vessels is written in Dutch text and it is a valuable reference book for those interested in tugs. 320 pages.
Written by David Creamer, the story of Oriental Endeavour begins when the author delivers a tugboat from Avonmouth to Buchanan in war-torn Liberia. Four years later, he is asked to command one of two tugboats for delivery from West Africa to Singapore and, despite being renamed, he soon realises this is the same boat.
