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There is, and will remain, a considerable nostalgia for and interest in the great liners of an earlier age; liners whose very names--the Lusitania, the Queen Mary, the Queen Elizabeth, the Hamburg, the France, the Normandie and the United States--are redolent of a long lost age before jet aviation fundamentally altered the economics of transatlantic travel. In their third joint venture for Ian Allan Publishing, Robert McDougall and Robin Gardiner, both noted experts on the subject of the history of transatlantic shipping, have co-operated to produce this largely pictorial tribute to the golden age of travel. Drawing upon McDougall's extensive archive of historic postcards, both colour and mono, featuring the classic liners of this era and with detailed captions by Robin Gardiner.
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