Edited Bruce Caplan (3 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Good+. No Jacket. Photographs, Drawings (illustrator). Reprint Edition. G+/none, used pb, 222 pages. Perfect bound, illustrated stiff paper wraps with white, yellow and black colored text on upper and spine. This volume is abridged from the original 1912 classic by Logan Marshall. Interior pages are clean, unmarked; b&w photographs and line drawings. Binding is tight.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Inscribed on the Title page; Best Wished from Bruce M. Caplan to Michael, May you always float happily on the sea of life! 9/8/05. Book is in Fine condition. Bookseller Inventory BS/BS 14586 06/2023. Inscribed by Author(s).

Soft cover. Condition: As New. Anderson, Shael (cover design); (illustrator). As new condition color illustrated softcover wraps. Includes 1912 Dedication; 1997 Dedication; Editor Dedication; Foreword by Bruce M. Caplan; and Index. Illustrated with black-and-white photographs and black-and-white line drawings. Abridged and edited by Bruce M. Caplan. Signed, inscribed and dated (3/4/06) by the editor, Bruce M. Caplan with black pen on the title page. Also includes two as new condition facsimile White Star Line Boarding Passes for "Permission Granted to Come Abouard White Star Line's R.M.S. TITANIC" for the following passengers: 1) Passenger Mrs. Frank John Goldsmith (Emily Alice Brown) frm Stroud, Kent, England, age 31, and 2) Passenger Mr. Charles Duane Williams from Geneva, Switzerland, age 51. "Titanic was on fire before it hit iceberg! Shortly after the Titanic sank on the morning of April 15, 1912, author Logan Marshal compiled a history of the tragic event. His narrative reads like a novel, yet every word is true. Today, Marshall's work, published within weeks of the ship's demise, will help to dispel many of the myths which hve surrounded the sinking of the Titanic. Myth: The Titanic was safest when it left port. Reality: The ship was on fire from the very moment it left Southamption. Not a tiny blaze, but a roaring inferno that probably contributed to the disaster. Myth: All the men patiently stood by and let the women and children enter the few lifeboats. Reality: Men were shot on deck as they attempted to board the lifeboats and save their lives." - from the rear outer cover. Signed by Author(s).