Books for studying interwar treaty warships

What books or sources are useful for studying post-First World War designs and the naval treaties?

Start with John Jordan's Washington and London treaty-warship books, then consult period Brassey's volumes and naval-institute transactions.

John Jordan's books on warships after the Washington and London treaties provide a modern comparative introduction to designs shaped by each agreement. Brassey's material from 1919 and the 1920s adds contemporary coverage. Transactions published by naval institutes preserve professional debate from the period. Together, these sources let readers compare later synthesis with what naval officers and specialists argued at the time.