King & Queen of the River,Used

King & Queen of the River,Used

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Relive the romantic past of worldfamous steamboat Delta Queen and enjoy the uplifting story of her presentday life on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. The engaging King & Queen of the River is a lively pageturner packed with interviews and anecdotes. It not only traces the colorful history of this highlyrevered riverboat, but also tells the seldomheard tail of her identical twin, the Delta King. Both vessels began their lives in California. The book recounts their earliest days in the 1920s through postwar hardships including fire, sinkings, and midnight piracy to their eventual rescue and triumphant return to America's waterways. This softcover book includes 150 photos in its 288 pages and measures 7'x10'.

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