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Exeter Maritime Museum. Tug Catamaran Cutter
Copyright Neville Gay
Luciania built 1893 gutted by fire at Liverpool
Built by Fairfields, Glasgow in 1893 destroyed by fire at Liverpool in 1909.
First ship to carry refrigerating machinery.
Angove's description of, 'charred timber and scorched plaster' does not appear to apply to the photo(?).
First ship to carry refrigerating machinery.
Angove's description of, 'charred timber and scorched plaster' does not appear to apply to the photo(?).
Restaurant on Vistafjord
Captains Table
25000 Tons
800 Passengers 350 Crew
800 Passengers 350 Crew
Barque Moltke passing through Ross Bridge
see: ship 8.014
THIS IS THE SAME PHOTO AS 8.014 WHICH IS A BETTER PRINT
Passenger Liner Sagafjord
25000 Tons 500 Passengers 350 Crew. Usually covered the Scandinavian area.
Small two masted topsail schooner "Mary James" with punt
Mary James, Penzance
Fishing Vessel Nor-Nor in Holmans Dry Dock
Fishing vessel Nor-Nor in Holman's Dry Dock
Liverpool Pilot Boat joins Mauretania
Liverpool pilot boat joins Mauritania on return journey from Bombay.
Olympic entering Dry Dock at Belfast
Sister Ship of Titanic 46439 Tons 852ft 22 Knots.
BUILT BY HARLAND & WOLFF 1911-1935
At the time of the photo it was the biggest liner.
BUILT BY HARLAND & WOLFF 1911-1935
At the time of the photo it was the biggest liner.
Colin Davis with his model of Tug Lloydsman
53in Radio Controlled Model. Took 2 years to build from plans from Robb Caledon of Leith
Kingsnorth Fisher at Penzance
After unloading a large transformer
Wreck of Alacrity at Portherras, 1963
Marines blew up the wreck