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PCT15929; Looking forward from the port bridge wing on board the refrigerated fruit ship Jamaica Planter (1959) while under way at sea between Sheerness and Montego Bay, Jamaica. This is Slide 3 of Captain Henry P. Bird's lecture titled "Caribbean Cargoes", about his service as Second Officer on board Jamaica Planter (1959) and Port Officer for Jamaica Banana Producers Steam Ship Company based at Kingston, Jamaica from 6 January 1971 to 26 April 1971.
Looking forward from the port bridge wing on board the refrigerated fruit ship Jamaica Planter (1959) while under way at sea between Sheerness and Montego Bay, Jamaica. (Roll film negative)
PCT15930; A three-quarter length portrait of Alan Barker, the Third Officer, standing in front of a cupboard in the wheelhouse on board the refrigerated fruit carrier Jamaica Planter (1959) while under way at sea.
A three-quarter length portrait of Alan Barker, the Third Officer, in the wheelhouse on board the refrigerated fruit carrier Jamaica Planter (1959) while under way at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15870; A close port side view, taken from just abaft the beam, of the forepart of the general cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) alongside a quay at Ostend, Belgium, with a full deck cargo of lorry chassis.
A close port side view of the forepart of the general cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) alongside a quay at Ostend, Belgium, with a full deck cargo of lorry chassis. (Roll film negative)
PCT15867; On board the general cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) loading timber at Ronnebyhamn, Sweden. The photographer is looking forward from the port side of the bridge showing the Munck Transporter Crane positioned amidships.
On board the general cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) loading timber at Ronnebyhamn, Sweden (Roll film negative)
PCT15903; On board the cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) discharging a cement coke cargo into hoppers on the unloading pier of a cement factory at Owendo, Gabon. The photographer is looking to port from the starboard bridge wing showing the Munck Transporter using a grab to dump the coke.
On board the cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) discharging a cement coke cargo into hoppers on the unloading pier of a cement factory at Owendo, Gabon. (Roll film negative)
PCT15896; A number of cargo ships at anchor off Lattakia, Syria, waiting for an unloading berth. Slide 33 of Captain Henry P. Bird's lecture titled "Lumber, Lorries and Luck", about his service as Second Officer on board the Eskdalegate from 13 November 1976 to May 1977.
A number of cargo ships at anchor off Lattakia, Syria, waiting for an unloading berth, seen from on board the cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) which is also waiting at anchor. (Roll film negative)
PCT15868; On board the general cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) loading timber at Ronnebyhamn, Sweden. The photographer is looking forward, slightly to starboard and down from the port side of the bridge showing bundled sawn timber being lowered into number two hold by a quayside mobile crane.
On board the general cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) loading timber at Ronnebyhamn, Sweden (Roll film negative)
PCT15907; Bernie, the 2nd engineer, and three other men on board the cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) while the ship is alongside a bulk carrier which is anchored in the Gabon River off Owendo, Gabon. The other three men are said to be Dennis, Alan and Norman.
Bernie, the 2nd engineer, and three other men on board the cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) while the ship is alongside a bulk carrier which is anchored in the Gabon River off Owendo, Gabon. (Roll film negative)
PCT15821; Local traders hawking their wooden carvings on the quayside at Dakar, Senegal. The photographer is looking down from the deck of the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962).
Local traders hawking their wooden carvings on the quayside at Dakar, Senegal. (Roll film negative)
PCT15793; Looking forward from amidships on the port side of the shelter deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. The Precision Depth Recorder boom has been swung out and the sounding fish is ready to be lowered.
Looking forward from amidships on the port side of the shelter deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15822; Scientists preparing a bottom dredge on the aft end of the shelter deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. The photographer is looking aft and to starboard from the port side abreast the electric trawl winch.
Scientists preparing a bottom dredge on the aft end of the shelter deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15838; Looking down on the aft end of the shelter deck from the top of the aft bipod mast on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. The scientists and crew are preparing to shoot the 25 feet deep water trawl and the bosun is holding the crane's hook.
Looking down on the aft end of the shelter deck from the top of the aft bipod mast on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15851; Nigel Merritt inside the biological laboratory on the port side of the forecastle deck amidships on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. The photographer is looking aft and to port showing Nigel at the bench under the windows and he is using a binocular microscope.
Nigel Merritt inside the biological laboratory on the port side of the forecastle deck amidships on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15825; Scientists and the bosun recovering a dan buoy from the starboard side of the forecastle deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. The dan buoy is connected to the recovery line of a bottom fish trap.
Scientists and the bosun recovering a dan buoy from the starboard side of the forecastle deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15828; Scientists examine a large trumpet sponge in the biological laboratory on the forecastle deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. The sponges were brought up in a fish trap that was lowered 300 fathoms onto a seamount.
Scientists examine a large trumpet sponge in the biological laboratory on the forecastle deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15840; Looking down on the aft end of the shelter deck from the top of the aft bipod mast on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) with the 25 feet deep water trawl in the water while at sea.
Looking down on the aft end of the shelter deck from the top of the aft bipod mast on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) with the 25 feet deep water trawl in the water while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15847; Some scientists and crew members discussing the recovery of the small trawl RMT1 on the forecastle deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. The photographer is looking forward and down from the starboard side of the bridge deck.
Some scientists and crew members discussing the recovery of the small trawl RMT1 on the forecastle deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15750; A typed transcript of an extract from Ordinary Apprentice's Indentures. Slide 2 from the "Apprentice Boy", Captain Henry P. Bird's lecture about his life as an apprentice for Bank Line in the period 1937-1941. The lecture consists of 39 slides.
A typed transcript of an extract from Ordinary Apprentice's Indentures. (Roll film negative)
PCT15799; Scientist Bob Aldred lowering the Temperature, Salinity and Depth Recorder from the starboard side of the shelter deck of the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. Only his legs are in the picture. The photographer is looking forward.
Scientist Bob Aldred lowering the Temperature, Salinity and Depth Recorder from the starboard side of the shelter deck of the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15769; A group of female artistes who took part in the annual concert of the Lomas Ladies' Aid Society at the Lomas Methodist Episcopal Church in Buenos Aires. Slide 21 from the "Apprentice Boy", Captain Henry P. Bird's lecture about his life as an apprentice for Bank Line in the period 1937-1941.
A group of female artistes who took part in the annual concert of the Lomas Ladies' Aid Society at the Lomas Methodist Episcopal Church in Buenos Aires. (Roll film negative)
PCT15824; Scientists lowering a baited fish trap from the starboard side of the forecastle deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. A marker dan buoy is outside the ship's rail ready to be let go.
Scientists lowering a baited fish trap from the starboard side of the forecastle deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15912; On board the Great Lakes and ocean cargo vessel Fort Chambly (1961) while alongside a timber sawmill at Sapele, Nigeria. This is Slide 4 of Captain Henry P. Bird's lecture titled "Fort Chambly (1977)", about his service as Second Officer on board the Fort Chambly (1961) from Sapele, Nigeria, to Montreal, Canada, 28 November 1977 to 4 January 1978. The lecture consists of 18 slides.
A view of the quay from on board the Great Lakes and ocean cargo vessel Fort Chambly (1961) while alongside a timber sawmill at Sapele, Nigeria. (Roll film negative)
PCT15850; Inside the biological laboratory on the port side of the forecastle deck amidships on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea.
Inside the biological laboratory on the port side of the forecastle deck amidships on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15832; A Neuston Net being lowered from the port side of the forecastle deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea.
A Neuston Net being lowered from the port side of the forecastle deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)