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N49924; A distant port side view, taken from well abaft the beam, of the battleships anchored at the heads of Lines E and F at Spithead on Whit Sunday, preparing for the Coronation Review of the fleet by His Majesty King George VI. From left to right they are the Queen Elizabeth (1913), Nelson (1925), Rodney (1925) and Barham (1914).
Battleships anchored at Spithead, Hampshire. (Negative)
N49920; A port side view, taken from well ahead of the beam, of the German armoured ship Admiral Graf Spee (1934) anchored at Spithead on Whit Sunday, preparing for the Coronation Review of the fleet by His Majesty King George VI. She has some of her boats at her booms.
The German armoured ship Admiral Graf Spee (1934) anchored at Spithead, Hampshire. (Negative)
N49926; A slightly distant port bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the passenger liner Queen Mary (1936) in numbers 43 and 44 berths, Ocean Dock, Southampton on Whit Sunday. The top of her foremast is out of the picture. The tug/tender Flying Kestrel (1913), seen from fine off her starboard bow, and the tug Gladstone (1916), seen from off her port quarter, are alongside berth 45 in the foreground.
The passenger liner Queen Mary (1936) at Southampton, Hampshire. (Negative)
N49925; A very distant port side view, taken from well ahead of the beam, of the battlecruisers and aircraft carriers anchored in Line E at Spithead on Whit Sunday, preparing for the Coronation Review of the fleet by His Majesty King George VI. From left to right they are the Hood (1918), Repulse (1916), Glorious (1916), Courageous (1916) and Furious (1916). Slightly unsharp.
Battlecruisers and aircraft carriers anchored at Spithead, Hampshire. (Negative)
N49930; A distant starboard near broadside view, taken from just ahead of the beam, of two unidentified J class yachts under sail in calm conditions in the Thames Estuary. Vertical format.
Two unidentified J Class yachts in the Thames Estuary. (Negative)
N49927; A slightly distant starboard quarter view, taken from wide off the stern, of the passenger liner Queen Mary (1936) in numbers 43 and 44 berths, Ocean Dock, Southampton on Whit Sunday. The top of her mainmast is out of the picture. A few people, including a man with his bicycle, are on the quayside. None of the mooring ropes have rat guards.
The passenger liner Queen Mary (1936) at Southampton, Hampshire. (Negative)
N49929; A distant starboard near broadside view, taken from just ahead of the beam, of the J class yacht Astra (1928) under sail in calm conditions in the Thames Estuary. Vertical format.
The J Class yacht Astra (1928) in the Thames Estuary. (Negative)
N49921; A slightly distant starboard side view, taken from ahead of the beam, of the aircraft carrier Furious (1916) anchored at Spithead on Whit Sunday, preparing for the Coronation Review of the fleet by His Majesty King George VI.
The aircraft carrier Furious (1916) anchored at Spithead, Hampshire. (Negative)
N49923; A distant port broadside view of the battleship Rodney (1925) anchored at Spithead on Whit Sunday, preparing for the Coronation Review of the fleet by His Majesty King George VI. She has awnings rigged amidships and aft.
The battleship Rodney (1925) anchored at Spithead, Hampshire. (Negative)
N49928; A distant starboard broadside view of the J class yacht Velsheda (1933) under sail in calm conditions in the Thames Estuary. Vertical format.
The J Class yacht Velsheda (1933) in the Thames Estuary. (Negative)
N49922; A slightly distant starboard near broadside view, taken from just ahead of the beam, of the aircraft carrier Glorious (1916) anchored at Spithead on Whit Sunday, preparing for the Coronation Review of the fleet by His Majesty King George VI.
The aircraft carrier Glorious (1916) anchored at Spithead, Hampshire. (Negative)
N49931; A general distant view of several sailing vessels in the Thames Estuary. Two J Class yachts are sailing stern on to the camera and a number of other single masted yachts or fishing vessels are in the picture. There are also two spritsail barges, a motor launch and the stern of a small steam or motor ship in view. Vertical format.
Small craft in the Thames Estuary. (Negative)
N49934; A starboard broadside view of the spritsail barge Barbara Jean (1924) under sail in Ipswich Dock. Her stern and the top of her mast are not in the picture. Her mainsail is stowed and she is using only her staysail and topsail. Her bowsprit is raised. Vertical format.
The steel spritsail barge Barbara Jean (1924) under sail in Ipswich Dock, Suffolk (Negative)
N49932; A distant port broadside view of an unidentified J Class yacht under sail in calm conditions in the Thames Estuary. Her jib and staysail are not holding the wind and she has no bowsprit. Slightly unsharp. Vertical format.
An unidentified J Class yacht in the Thames Estuary. (Negative)
N49933; A distant starboard near broadside view, taken from just ahead of the beam, of two unidentified J class yachts under sail in calm conditions in the Thames Estuary. The leading boat has a long bowsprit but the following boat does not have a bowsprit shipped. Vertical format.
Two unidentified J Class yachts in the Thames Estuary. (Negative)