Maritime Wales
Llyfrau | Books
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Historic Shipwrecks of Wales
Drama and disaster, tragedy and triumph, horror and heroism, this account of Welsh shipwrecks from the earliest times to the present day encompasses all these and more: lost treasure, smuggling, wrecking and the most gallant attempts at rescue.
£5.50
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Welsh Ships and Sailing Men
An informative volume following the Welsh coast from Chepstow to Deeside tracing the rich contribution of the Welsh nation to seamanship, comprising details about boat builders and owners, the variety of sea trade, the lives of sailors, smugglers and pirates, written by an expert in the field.
£8.90
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Did Prince Madog Discover America?
An investigation by the author into the claim that it was Prince Madog, son of Owain Gwynedd, who discovered America in 1170, including details of the story and the people who have promoted the claim over the years.
£5.50
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Lifeboat VC
A reprint of the fascinating account of the life of Coxwain Dick Evans of the Moelfre Lifeboat, Anglesey (1905-2001), comprising numerous stories of dramatic rescues carried out by this courageous man and his crew in the face of great perils at sea.
£4.25
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Coastline: An Anthology of the Welsh Coast
An anthology of poetry and prose linked to the entire Welsh coastline comprising 118 poems and essays in English inspired by the beauty and harshness of the coastline or with the coastline as the backdrop for the writings, with some translations of material originally written in Welsh.
£6.95
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Borth: A Seaborn Village
A full photographic celebration of the coastal village of Borth, Cardiganshire, sketching its historic connection with the sea, especially during the 18th and 19th century.
£8.00
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Commodious Yard, A
The Story of William Thomas & Sons Shipbuilders of Amlwch.
£14.50