Anatomy of the Titanic

Anatomy of the Titanic by Tom McCluskie is a richly illustrated exploration of the world’s most famous ocean liner, offering readers a detailed look at the design, construction, and tragic final voyage of RMS Titanic. Rather than focusing only on the disaster itself, this hardcover volume presents a technical and visual breakdown of the ship — from her luxurious passenger spaces and engineering systems to the layout of decks, cabins, and working areas below the waterline.

Drawing on historical photographs, plans, and carefully researched diagrams, McCluskie reconstructs how the liner functioned as both a marvel of Edwardian engineering and a floating city at sea. The book examines the ship’s conception at the Harland & Wolff shipyards, the social hierarchy onboard, and the innovations that made Titanic one of the most advanced vessels of her era. Clear illustrations and cross-sections make Anatomy of the Titanic especially appealing to maritime enthusiasts, model builders, and readers interested in naval architecture.

Combining accessible historical narrative with technical insight, Anatomy of the Titanic serves as an informative reference work and a visual guide to understanding the structure, operation, and legacy of the legendary liner.

Condition – Near Fine

Plastic covered. No notable defects