Evolution of the Steamship 1925 (reprint 2002)
Duncan Reprinted Series Evolution of the Steamship 1925 (reprint 2002) Evolution of the Steamship 1925 (reprint 2002) 50 - These 50 reprint cards feature colour pictures of steamships through the ages from the 1811 S.S. Comet with its mixture of sails and horse-power to HMS Bellerophon with its 5 torpedo tubes. Included are some famous names like the S.S Great Britain & Great Eastern, S.S Lusitania, Captain Scott’s ship the Terra Nova and, of course, the Titanic. The backs give brief facts about the ship concerned including the tonnage and any unusual features. Size 68 x 36mm.
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Evolution of the Steamship 1925 (reprint 2002)

Issuer: Duncan Condition: Mint Description: These 50 reprint cards feature colour pictures of steamships through the ages from the 1811 S.S. Comet with its mixture of sails and horse-power to HMS Bellerophon with its 5 torpedo tubes. Included are some famous names like the S.S Great Britain & Great Eastern, S.S Lusitania, Captain Scott’s ship the Terra Nova and, of course, the Titanic. The backs give brief facts about the ship concerned including the tonnage and any unusual features. Size 68 x 36mm. Number of cards in set: 50

Price for complete set: Catalogue Price £8.50 Special Offer £5.00

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