Newbuildings nominated:
Sarissa, Inai Liatree, Asherah, Lewek Fulmar, Neptune Despina, Rainbow Warrior, plus many more
SIGNIFICANT SMALL SHIPS available in printed or cd-rom format
The Royal Institution of Naval Architects will publish Significant Small Ships of 2011 in February 2012, following the success of the previous editions and the lead set by Significant Ships, now in its 22nd year of publication. A total of approximately 28 new vessels will be selected, each being singularly significant or the first in a series which will include: Fast Ferries, Passenger Vessels, Tugs and Workboats, Fishing and Offshore Patrol Vessels, etc. This mixed, but fascinating, selection of small craft, all between 15m and 100m in length, will be hand-picked by the same editorial team that produces Ship & Boat International, RINA’s own leading small craft publication, and will be backed by its world-renowned resources.
PRE PUBLICATION OFFER
Non-member £25 (RINA member £21) or order a set:
One copy of SIGNIFICANT SHIPS 2010 & one copy of SIGNIFICANT SMALL SHIPS 2011 price £51 (RINA member £44) example
When ordering please advise if printed or CD ROM format is required, contact: The Marketing Department, RINA,
10 Upper Belgrave Street, London, SW1X 8BQ, UK.
Tel:+44 (0)20 7235 4622 Fax +44 (0)20 7259 5912 E-mail:
publications@rina.org.uk Website:
www.rina.org.uk
ADVERTISERS’ INDEX
If you would like to receive further information on the advertisers featured within Ship & Boat International please contact Mervyn Labrosse, Advertising Manager:
mlabrosse@rina.org.uk
Client page Atlas Copco Marine Air Systems 13 Autoship Systems Corporation 29 Bloctube Marine Services Camarc Ltd Cheoy Lee Shipyards Ltd 34 27 6 IFC Client Class NK page BC CWF Hamilton & Co Limited FC Damen Shipyards IBC Robert Allan Ltd Fischcon Trading & Engineering 6 Jason Engineering 19 Servogear As Wartsila Corporation 27 6 15 Ship & Boat International January/February 2012 Client Man Diesel & Turbo Marine Travelift Inc. Mustang Marine (Wales) Ltd page 11 23 9
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