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Bristol Cranes
a book by Thomas Rasche |
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| Welcome to the website associated with the book 'Bristol Cranes - a celebration of cranes in Bristol Harbour' |
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Discover the cranes of Bristol city docks with this book: Bristol Cranes - a celebration of cranes in Bristol Harbour The cranes that can be seen on the quays of Bristol tell a story: they are witnesses to change. Cranes feature in Bristol from the earliest days. They have changed with time, with technology and with the growing city. They were there as the floating harbour was built, as the port had its heyday and affected by its decline. They now loom in the background, as shapes from the past. The cranes have a story to tell, as a key part of Bristol's history. Let this book take you on a journey of discovery... |
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Soon to be published (early 2010) ISBN 978-1-906593-54-4 by/with Redcliffe Press Pre-publication promotion: order your copy now and get a 10% discount ! |
Now available: Bristol Cranes eBook in epub format (the most useful format, used by many eBook readers). |
This book is written with the kind assistance of Andy King, curator of Industrial and Maritime History for Bristol's Museums, Galleries and Archives. It will be published in early 2010 by Redcliffe Press, the respected Bristol publisher. It is an easy to read, forty-page book in landscape format. Printed with full colour photos and images, it is suitable for all who are interested in Bristol's local history, the Bristol City docks and cranes. This book makes an excellent gift for all! |
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FAQ Frequently Asked Questions: What do epub, DRM and ADE mean? - .epub is the file extension for eBook files. It is the abbreviation of electronic publication and is an e-book standard, defined by the International Digital Publishing Forum (IDPF). It is the most common and popular form of eBook file formats. The epub format enables content to reflow (the content of a page can resize (or reflow) to fit the size of the screen displaying the content). - DRM is Digital Rights Management for eBooks. Adobe DRM is the most common form of DRM for eBooks. - ADE is Adobe Digital Editions. ADE is the software by Adobe that enables you to organise and read your eBooks (library and display). If you have ADE, you can read Adobe DRM files, including this eBook. Can my device read this eBook? (step 1 above) Here is a list of devices suited to read this eBook (they can be used with Adobe Digital Editions ADE):
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Useful links:
BIAS-Bristol Industrial Archaeological Society Museum of Bristol, (crane fund info.) Bristol Record Office Readinglist.biz find local books on a map! Dockside Cranes: Bristol City Docks Redcliffe Press Bristol Floating Harbour Wikipedia entries: Crane, Bristol, I.K.Brunel, epub, epub document creation, configuring and service, please email: thomas[]bristolcranes.co.uk (replace [] with the @ sign). |
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Translation by Google of words, webpages and more. Website hosting: Namesco. Contact: For comments, please email Thomas at: thomas[]bristolcranes.co.uk (replace [] with the @ sign). You can also tell others: Email this page to a friend. |
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