International Navy Books

Hogg, I. and J. Batchelor: 1978 Poole UK, hardcover with dust jacket 142 pages, illustrated. The development, design, and operational use of naval artillery throughout history, offering insights into its significance in maritime warfare....

Collective: 1943 His Majesty's stationary office, softcover, 65 pages, illustrated. "De Malte à Suez" is the French-language version of the official British Admiralty account documenting World War II naval operations in the eastern...

Marriott, J: 1986 UK, hardcover with dust jacket 128 pages, with photo's. The book surveys the development, technology, and strategic role of submarines in late–Cold War naval doctrine, presenting them as the decisive modern capital...

Kaplan, P: 2014 UK, softcover, 144 pages, with many photos. A concise, image-led history that showcases the development and deployment of early big-gun battleships around the First World War, highlighting iconic vessels like HMS...

Lenton, H.T.: 1962 Ian Allan, softcover 81 pages, with photos and details of all ships. In good condition

Lenton, H.T.: 1963 Ian Allan, softcover 72 pages, with photos. Details of all ships. In good condition

Fleming, H.M. le: ca. 1960 UK, softcover, 71 pages, with many photos and information. Small booklet with much information

Fleming, H.M. le: 1961 Ian Allan, softcover, 64 pages. With the battleships categorized by class, with photos and information. Small publication, much information. In very good condition

Fleming, H.M. le: 1961 Ian Allan, softcover, 74 pages. With the cruisers categorized by class, with photos and information. Small publication, much information. In very good condition

Fleming, H.M.le: ca. 1960 Ian Allan, softcover 80 pages, with photo's. Small publication with much information. In very good condition

Meister, J: 1972 UK, hardcover with dust jacket, 302 pages, with photos. A concise, illustrated overview of the Soviet naval forces during World War II, focusing on the ships, their specifications, and their fate within Stalin’s fleet....

Frere-Cook, G and K. Macksey: 1975 UK, hardcover with dustjacket 245 pages. The Guinness History of Sea Warfare surveys the evolution of naval conflict from antiquity to the modern era, emphasizing how changing technology, tactics, and...

Naval Forces Magazine: 1986, softcover 111 pages, with photos and advertisements. Naval Forces, special supplement “HDW,” profiles Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft’s submarine and surface-ship programs, outlining design philosophies, modular...

Watts, A.J.: 1977 UK, softcover 63 pages. Photobook with guided texts and details of the submarines. Axis Submarines by Anthony J. Watts is a compact reference to World War II Axis undersea fleets, outlining the design, specifications,...

Brooks, R: 2011 Osprey, softcover, 96 pages, illustrated. The Allied amphibious assaults on the flooded Dutch island of Walcheren to open the Scheldt estuary and secure access to Antwerp in late 1944. It highlights the planning, commando...

Mcleavy, Roy: 1979 England, 174 pages. A detailed global survey of fast attack and patrol vessels, chronicling their evolution and operational history with extensive color illustrations and technical data. The book examines the dramatic...

Olson, W: 2000 Australia, softcover, 437 pages, illustrated. The loss of the Australian cruiser HMAS Sydney after its 19 November 1941 encounter with the German raider Kormoran, reconstructing the battle and its aftermath through a...

Grove, E.J.: 1990 UK, hardcover, 132 pages, with photo's, information and side-profile of each ship. A compact reference that profiles the principal U.S. and Canadian naval vessels of its era, pairing brief specifications with...

Mallmann-Showell, J.P.: 2002 Ian Allan UK, hardcover with dustjacket 160 pages, with photos. Jak P. Mallmann Showell’s U-Boat Warfare examines how Germany’s submarine arm planned and executed its campaign, especially the development of...

Carmona, D.C. and E.M. Garcia: 2000 Madrid, softcover, 347 pages, with photos. A historical survey of Spain’s submarine service and submarines, tracing its origins, key boats and crews, technological evolution, and operational roles from...

Moore, J: 1986 UK, softcover, 447 pages, with photos. Jane’s NATO Warships Handbook is a compact identification guide to NATO naval vessels of the mid‑1980s, covering submarines, aircraft carriers, cruisers, destroyers, frigates,...

Janes: 1990 London, hardcover with dust jacket, 320 pages. Comprehensive encyclopedia of WWI warships, featuring over 1,000 photographs, line drawings, and data tables. The book provides detailed information on ship armaments, armor...

Grove, E.J.: 1990 London, hardcover 208 pages, with photos, side-profiles and information. a concise, data-rich survey of the principal surface combatants and submarines fielded by European NATO navies, outlining classes, capabilities,...

Guttridge, Leonard F.: 1992 England, 318 pages, softcover, illustrated. Leonard F. Guttridge explores the phenomenon of naval mutinies across various eras and navies, examining famous cases like the uprisings on the Bounty and Potemkin,...