A search for Colossus-class carrier books turns up a listing illustrated with a ship the panel identifies as HMS Nelson. The image is shown during the exchange, and several participants agree that it depicts a battleship rather than a carrier. One participant also identifies it as a prewar view from its aircraft-launching equipment. The example supports checking whether a book's illustrations match its advertised subject before treating the listing as a useful source.
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A carrier-book listing illustrated with HMS Nelson
A mismatched book illustration prompts a practical source check: does the pictured vessel match the advertised class?