Burning ships

by Steele, John

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Published 1996 by Argyll in Glendaruel .
Written in

Subjects:

• Tor Scandinavia (Ship).,
• Ferries -- Fires and fire prevention.,
• Ferryboat disasters -- North Sea.

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Edition Notes

Statement	John Steele & Noreen Steele.
Contributions	Steele, Noreen.
The Physical Object
Pagination	155 p., (8) p. of plates :
Number of Pages	155
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL22386484M
ISBN 10	1874640629
OCLC/WorldCa	35556904

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