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Remembering the Sealink Saint Class (Lily)

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This book updates the stories of the four Saint Class ships built for Sealink by Harland and Wolff in the early 1980s. It tells the story of each of the four vessels (Galloway Princess, St Anselm, St Christopher and St David) and their design and operations.

For each vessel there is a year by year chronology of events and developments from their launch to the present day including modifications and changes of name, route and operator. With the St Anselm (latterly named Altair) having been scrapped in 2021, the three surviving ships have continued to provide sterling service to operators in the Adriatic, the Gibraltar Straits and Indonesia until late 2025.

Well-illustrated throughout with around 150 colour photographs. 128 pages.

 
 

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