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A close view of an oil storage tank and supply pipes alongside a brick-built building in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
A smith forging a large square billet using an heavy duty B & S Massey steam hammer in Number 5 Machine Shop in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
A smith making a chain at his bench in Number 5 Machine Shop in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
Inside the extension in Number 5 Machnie Shop in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
A slightly elevated view of No. 7 dry dock in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
Looking at the front of a gas-fired furnace, with its door open, in Number 5 Machine Shop in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
Three smiths sitting near on open furnace inside the extension in Number 5 Machine Shop in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
A general view of Docks 2, 3 and 4, the Clock Tower Building and the Admiral's Offices on Main Gate Road in Chatham Dockyard, taken from an elevated position on a crane adjoining No. 3 Slip Shed. (Colour transparency)
A film crew setting up in No. 1 Smithery in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
A smith using a S. Russell & Sons Ltd heavy duty metal sawing machine, Yard No. 1347, in Number 5 Machine Shop in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
An oven range in a portable cookhouse in Chatham Dockyard (Monochrome transparency)
A framed Port of London Authority map of the Thames from Teddington to The Tongue on a wall in Number 5 Machine Shop in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
A close view of two smiths using a B & S Massey medium duty drop forge steam hammer in one of the bays of Number 5 Machine Shop in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
A smith and two hammermen forging a stanchion in Number 5 Machine Shop in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
Three smiths sitting near on open furnace inside the extension in Number 5 Machine Shop in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
Looking up at the roof of the extension to Number 5 Machine Shop in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
Filming a smith making a new spring at his bench in the spring making workshop in Number 5 Machine Shop in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
Inside the Master Smith's cabin at the west end of the centre bay in No. 1 Smithery in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
Three members of a film crew preparing their equipment in the spring making workshop in Number 5 Machine Shop in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
A smith using a mobile oxy-acetylene torch in one of the bays of Number 5 Machine Shop in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
Inside Number 5 Machine Shop in Chatham Dockyard, looking across one end. (Colour transparency)
A close view of the blade and bed of a Henry Berry & Co. Ltd. hydraulic press in one of the main bays in Number 5 Machine Shop in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)
The Canadian Navy submarine Onondaga (1965) on Number 7 Slip, behind a formal group of the personnel responsible for her construction, in Chatham Dockyard. (Monochrome transparency)
Looking down from an elevated position inside Number 1 Boiler Shop in Chatham Dockyard. (Colour transparency)