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Our magazine ‘Sea Lines’ is essential reading as it is the magazine for those interested in passenger liners of old and cruise ships and ferries of today. Now 48 pages of full colour, with many photographs that are only to be seen on its pages. Articles cover new ships in service, the older vessels still in service and other interesting stories are recorded of ships that have changed their role or are no longer with us . Book and video reviews come ‘From the Library’ followed by news and industry talk in the quarterly column ‘Through the Porthole’, which keeps abreast of ships and their fate. Lastly Society news and information on talks is signalled ‘From the Engine Room’. Edited by Clive Harvey, well-known maritime author, this magazine is for many members the main reason for joining. The cover of the latest issue is shown on the right. For details of back issue contents see below.
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| 2008 | |||||||
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Issue 50: Spring 2008 |
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Issue 49: Winter 2008 Dutch Impressions - Van Gogh Kungsholm - part 2 Messages from the Past The romance of the Queen Elizabeth 2 - part 2 |
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| 2007 | |||||||
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Issue 48: Autumn 2008 The ss Sky Wonder..ful cruise 2007 by Martin Grant ms Kungsholm, the last white Viking by Clive Harvey The Orient Expresses - Part 2 by James Cooper
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Issue 47: Summer 2008 The Orient Expresses - Part 1 by James Cooper Stockholm Athena Danish Mailboat Disaster |
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Issue 46: Spring 2007 The romance of QE2 Miniature Liners: Venus Swan Song for Swan Hellenic Frederico C Messages from the Past
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Issue 45: Winter 2007 Mariposa and Monterrey TS Monterey - a classic cruise Thomson Celebration Just another day in Paradise
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| 2006 | |||||||
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Issue 44: Autumn/ Fall 2006 ss. France - Westbound Tourist Class by Theodore W. Scull Artemis: the new look, traditional cruise experience by Brian Faulkener ss. Oceanic, the society cruise by Clive Harvey Norway remembered - photo feature |
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Issue 43: Summer 2006 The Pacific Sun Shines by David Robinson Time Flies by Clive Harvey Germans to the Cape - Part 2 by James Cooper
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Issue 42: Spring 2006 Saga Ruby, a beauty reborn by Clive Harvey Germans to the Cape - Part 1 by James Cooper Liners go POP! by Bruce Peter Olympic and Titanic: How many masts? by Anthony Cooke
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Issue 41: Winter 2005/6 Arcadia - a vista of England Orsova - It all started here! The tragedy of the Yarmouth Castle Cruising just got easier? A Fantasy Cruise on the Color Fantasy |
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| 2005 | |||||||
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Issue 40: Autumn/ Fall 2005 Life aboard RMS Windsor Castle ss Oceanic at 40 Funchal - on a Scottish Odyssey Messages from the past
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Issue 39: Summer 2005 Costa Magica misses a trick MY First Time Queen and Country part 2 - Patria A Memory of Ocean Breeze
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Issue 38: Spring 2005 Oriana Mediterranean cruising with a British flavour Messages from the Past Queen & Country - part 1 The twilight years of Canadian Pacific Steamships |
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Issue 37: Winter 2005 Cr***ing is a dirty word! by Chris Mason Canadian Pacific - the world's greatest travel system by John W Allison Queen Elizabeth 2 recalled .... 35 years on The Odyssey of Shalom by Clive Harvey |
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Issue 36: Autumn/Fall 2004 Swedish Beauties to Turkish Delight Pilsudski The Maiden Voyage - 2 Cruise ships, my personal Odyssey
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Issue 35: Summer 2004 Black Watch to Iberia The Maiden Voyage 1956: A year to remember - Furness Bermuda Line's Ocean Monarch Chic Cypriot Classic - Serenade |
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Issue 34: Spring 2004 A New Queen arrives in Town Atalante - a floating time capsule Someone Tagged it Denny Remembers
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Issue 33: Winter 2004 Regatta - a phoenix rises Swan Hellenic then... Orpheus Swan Hellenic now... Minerva II Sisters apart The Ships of Strength Through Joy |
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Issue 32: Autumn/ Fall 2003 Crystal Gazing Ships of Strength Through Joy Fairstar, an Aussie Icon Denny Remembers the Queen of Bermuda |
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Issue 31: Summer 2003 Braemar Versailles Afloat - ss France - part 2 Carnival Legend to Amsterdam Denny Remembers the Queen Elizabeth Don't enjoy yourself Orient Liners Remembered |
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Issue 30: Spring 2003
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Issue 29: Winter 2003 Rising Star in the East A Visit to Chantiers de L'Atlantique Royal Mail Line's Andes Santa Rosa & Emerald Dear Bliss |
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| 2002 | |||||||
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Issue 28: Autumn/ Fall 2002 Travelling with Marco Polo Royal Mail Albatros, A White Lady Hawaiian Cruising, Matson Style Dear Bliss |
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Issue 27: Summer 2002 Return to Oriana Cruising 30 year on Baloeran & Dempo, Part 2 Black Prince Dear Bliss |
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Issue 26: Spring 2002 Valediction for Victoria Dear Bliss Baloeran and Dempo A Cypriot Princess Birthday Celebrations for Aurora |
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Issue 25: Winter 2002 A taste of the high life aboard Hebridean Spirit ss Pasteur - uncrowned Queen of the South Atlantic - Part 2 Mistral, a statistical look at the completely European ship Independence at Fifty Dear Bliss |
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Issue 24: Autumn/ Fall 2001 Saga Rose - cruising in another age ss Pasteur - an uncrowned Queen of the South Atlantic A Bellboy's Tale Black Watch, Black Prince & Blenheim A Liner of your own |
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Issue 23: Summer 2001 Magical Millennium The Comfort Route Olympic Voyager Dear Bliss Voyage No 18 of the Nieuw Amsterdam |
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Issue 22: Spring 2001 Ausonia Hamburg Sud - part 5 - Cap Arcona Liner of the Century Dear Bliss Ocean Liners in Miniature; Blenheim & Braemar |
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Issue 21: Winter 2001 Switzerland in South America Hamburg Sud, Part 4 - Cap Polonio A Cruise to Remember Dear Bliss A Song for America, a Bird for Europe |
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| 2000 | |||||||
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Issue 20: Autumn/ Fall 2000 ms Philippines - part 2 Hamburg Sud - part 3 Hamburg - the time machine Proper cruising aboard Maxim Gorkiy Dear Bliss |
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Issue 19: Summer 2000 ms Philippines Dear Bliss Aurora, the dawning of a new age Hamburg Sud - part 2 Miniature Liners |
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Issue 18: Spring 2000 Apollo, every inch an Empress Extracts from a journal of a Trans Atlantic voyage Dear Bliss Europa, the ultra deluxe flagship Hamburg Sud - part 1 |
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Issue 17: Winter 2000 |
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| 1999 | |||||||
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Issue 16: Autumn/ Fall 1999 The Glorious Galileo From Cradle to the Grave Part 3, ss American Star Dear Bliss A Century of French Ocean Liner Interiors Union Castle Memories |
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Issue 15: Summer 1999 Topaz - a gem From Cradle to the Grave Part 2, ss Australis Dear Bliss The Oslofjord Titan-Tack |
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Issue 14: Spring 1999 Silver Cloud on a Silver Sea From Cradle to the Grave Part 1, ss America Pursuing the Prince Part 2 Dear Bliss A Princess with an Australian Accent The Manx Lusitania medals |
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Issue 13: Winter 1999 Deutschland, a cornucopia of Edwardian restraint Pursuing the Prince Dear Bliss The Cruise Ship Akropolis Edinburgh Castle, looking back and looking forward A Grande debut in New York Return of the Grand Dame |
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Issue 12: Autumn/ Fall 1998 Rotterdam, a new darling for the Dutch The interiors of the Empress of Britain Dear Bliss Disney without the Magic Nevasa Postscript to the story of L'Atlantique |
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Issue 11: Winter 1998 Galaxy, a rising star in the cruising fleet Dear Bliss L'Atlantique Christmas Shipping in Greece and Cyprus - Part 2 |
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Issue 10: Spring 1998 Christmas Shipping in Greece and Cyprus - Part 1 Master Beattie changes light bulbs Last Salute to a Golden Princess Costa Victoria - flagship for Costa Crociere |
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The 48 page Sea Lines magazine has some space available for full colour advertising. If you want to send material by e mail, check with us for scanning resolution and file size and type. Page and advert sizes: Our pages are 240 mm high by 170mm wide Our margins are 8mm If any advert (full page or half page) has "bleed" on relevant sides, we allow 5mm but remember this should be unimportant image or coloured background as it will be lost. Our sizes / charges are: If you work electronically, copy for small ads and small image files can be e mailed. Alternatively finished work can be supplied on CD Rom in Mac or PC format as a CMYK TIFF or JPEG file of the correct size and proportions. We need a resolution of at least 300 lpi. Send your advert specifications or artwork or disc with you cheque or UK Postal Order (payable to Ocean Liner Trading Limited) for the correct amount if you have a sterling bank account, or send a clear credit card authorisation if you prefer to use Visa or MasterCard. This will be processed by the Society and passed on to the trading company that publishes the magazine. For currencies other than sterling, please use Visa or MasterCard. Write your numbers clearly and do not forget to add the expiry date and the name as embossed on the card. Type written authorisations are less prone to errors! If you can not avoid sending a foreign currency cheque, we have to ask you to add the equivalent of £5.50 to cover the charges made by the UK banks to convert. Please use plastic if you can!!! Post your Order to: Sea Lines Advertising 45 Avenue Road Highgate London N6 5DF United Kingdom |
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