The Herzogin Cecilie
Subtitle: the life and times of a four-masted barque
By: by Basil Greenhill and John Hackman.
Contributors: Hackman, John.
Publisher: Conway Maritime Press
Published: 1991
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Format: Hardback in pale grey cloth with gilt lettering on spine and pictorial dust wrapper
Number of pages: 224
Subjects: Herzogin Cecilie (Clippe-ship) -- History.; Clipper ships.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Technical Notes; title: The Most Famous Sailing Ship in the World
label: Chapter 1; title: 'To Honour the Fatherland and German Seafaring'
label: Chapter 2; title: The Herzogin Cecilie becomes Finnish
label: Chapter 3; title: Early Days under the Finnish Flag
label: Chapter 4; title: The Flagship of the Fleet
label: Chapter 5; title: The Course towards Soar Mill Cove
label: Chapter 6; title: After Soar Mill Cove
label: Chapter 7; title: Table of Freights received by Herzogin Cecilie under the Finnish Flag
label: Appendix 1; title: Letter and Memorandum from H Clarkson & Co concerning the insurance of Erikson vessels
label: Appendix 2; title: Passages of the Herzogin Cecilie, 1902-1936
label: Appendix 3; title: Declaration before the Finnish Vice-Consul at Plymouth, 11 May, 1936
label: Appendix 4; title: Record of Examination on Oath by the Receiver of Wreck in the Port of Plymouth
label: Appendix 5; title: Report on Casualty by Messers Thomas Cooper & Stibbard
label: Appendix 6; title: Principal Sources Used
label: Appendix 7; title: Index