Der Schiffsinnenausbau (1957)

Herbert Meussling, 2012
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Anyone who loves old ships will revel in this book from 1957. Richly illustrated, the author describes how passenger ships were built at that time. From planning to the selection of materials and the craftsmanship involved in the construction, the author details everything that needed to be considered in the shipyards. The result is a unique work that provides enthusiasts or even owners of old ships with unparalleled information about the state of technology at the time, as well as the prevailing tastes.

Key specifications

Author
Herbert Meussling
Year
2012
Book cover
Paperback

General information

Item number
55456258
Publisher
Maritime Press
Category
Guidebooks
Release date
4.3.2025

Book properties

Author
Herbert Meussling
Year
2012
Edition
1
Book cover
Paperback

Voluntary climate contribution

CO₂ emissions
0.51 kg
Climate contribution
CHF 0.11

30-day right of return if unopened
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