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Passenger Liner Sagafjord
25000 Tons 500 Passengers 350 Crew. Usually covered the Scandinavian area.
Barque Moltke passing through Ross Bridge
see: ship 8.014
THIS IS THE SAME PHOTO AS 8.014 WHICH IS A BETTER PRINT
Restaurant on Vistafjord
Captains Table
25000 Tons
800 Passengers 350 Crew
800 Passengers 350 Crew
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(?).
Boats in Harbour at Barbican Plymouth
Boats in the harbour at Barbican, Plymouth.
Exeter Maritime Museum. Tug Catamaran Cutter
Copyright Neville Gay
Small Fishing Boats in Harbour at Plymouth
Small fishing boats in the harbour at Plymouth, with young boy fishing off pier.
Old Mauretania in port, possibly Liverpool
Old Mauretania in port, possibly in Liverpool.
Unknown Submariners in Harbour
Unknown submarine in unidentified harbour.
Steam Tug Cervia alongside Albert Pier Penzance
The steam tug Cervia, pictured at the Albert Pier, Penzance, where she bunkered prior to departing for Liverpool. At the time, the Cervia was one of Britain's few remaining steam tugs. 1,000hp (233 tons gross).
RMS Queen Mary in gale while Trooping in War
Built by John Brown, Clydbank in 1936. Photo taken when she was trooping around Christmas 1942. Approx 12000 US Troops on board.
Pleasure Boats on beach at Newquay
Pleasure boats on the beach at Newquay, Cornwall.
Painting side of unknown ship
Men painting the side of an unknown ship.
Preserved Tug Portwey Totnes to Dartmouth
The preserved steam tug Portwey leaving Totnes for Darmouth on the inaugural river voyage of the newly-formed Dart Harbour and Navigation Authority in 1976.