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A chef and 13 stewards with a cold buffet laid out on board the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company passenger liner Oriana (1960). (Colour transparency)
A close port side view, taken from well abaft the beam, of the Orient Steam Navigation Company passenger/cargo liner Oronsay (1951). (Colour transparency)
In the wheelhouse on board the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company cargo liner Strathardle (1967) while alongside the fitting out berth of Mitsui Zosen at Tamano, Japan. (Colour transparency)
The 1st class swimming pool on the promenade deck on board the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company passenger cruise ship Arcadia (1954). (Colour transparency)
A slightly distant port quarter view of the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company passenger/cargo liner Rajula (1926) alongside a quay at Singapore, bound in from Madras. (Colour transparency)
The Pop Inn on the starboard side of the Promenade Deck on board the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company passenger liner Canberra (1961). (Colour transparency)
A slightly distant starboard quarter view, taken from wide off the stern, of the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company passenger liner Oriana (1960) anchored at Acapulco (Colour transparency)
A slightly distant port side view, taken from abaft the beam, of the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company passenger liner Oriana (1960) anchored at Acapulco. (Colour transparency)
Inside the captain's day cabin or the officers' lounge on board the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company cargo liner Strathardle (1967) while alongside the fitting out berth of Mitsui Zosen at Tamano, Japan. (Colour transparency)
Looking aft on the port side of the boat deck on board an unidentified Peninsular & Oriental Group passenger cruise ship while under way at sea. (Colour transparency)
Passengers disembarking into a motor boat alongside an unidentified P & O Group passenger liner. (Colour transparency)
A man and four women at the aft end of the promenade deck on board the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company passenger vessel Canberra (1961) while at sea. (Colour transparency)
The first Class Restaurant on E Deck on board the Orient Steam Navigation Company passenger liner Oriana (1960). (Colour transparency)
An head and shoulders left side portrait of Bell Boy No. 13 on board the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company passenger cruise ship Oriana (1960). (Colour transparency)
PCT1431; The general cargo ship Arawatta (1958) loading bales of wool at a wharf in Sydney, New South Wales. The ship is berthed port side to the quay. The photographer is on the quayside abreast the brow which has E & A Line on it (Eastern & Australian Steam Ship Co Ltd). Transparencies numbers PCT1426 to PCT1436 were taken on the same occasion.
The general cargo ship Arawatta (1958) loading bales of wool at a wharf in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia (Colour transparency)
PCT1442; The launch platform for the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company cargo liner Strathbrora (1967) in the shipyard of Mitsui Zosen at Tamano, Japan. The photographer is standing on the port side of the berth looking back at the platform after the successful launch. Transparencies numbers PCT1442 to PCT1454 were taken on the same occasion.
The launch platform for the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company cargo liner Strathbrora (1967) in the shipyard of Mitsui Zosen at Tamano, Japan.. (Colour transparency)
PCT1416; A port bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the refrigerated cargo liners Tekoa (1966) and Mataura (1968) alongside the wharf in the Tilbury Dock Extension. Both ships have light green hulls over darker green boot topping and have the Federal logo on the funnel. Transparencies numbers PCT1416 to PCT1424, PCT1502 and PCT1503 were taken on the same occasion.
A port bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the refrigerated cargo liners Tekoa (1966) and Mataura (1968) alongside the wharf in the Tilbury Dock Extension. (Colour transparency)
PCT1426; The general cargo ship Arawatta (1958) loading bales of wool at a wharf in Sydney, New South Wales. The ship is berthed port side to the quay and the brow has E & A Line on it (Eastern & Australian Steam Ship Co Ltd). The photographer is on the quayside abreast the ship's bridge looking aft along the quay showing a Yale fork lift truck moving 8 wool bales. Transparencies numbers PCT1426 to PCT1436 were taken on the same occasion.
The general cargo ship Arawatta (1958) loading bales of wool at a wharf in Sydney, New South Wales. (Colour transparency)
PCT1432; The general cargo ship Arawatta (1958) loading bales of wool at a wharf in Sydney, New South Wales. The ship is berthed port side to the quay. The photographer is on the quayside abreast the ship's mainmast looking to starboard and forward showing wool bales being swung aboard ready to lower into hold number four. The ship is using her own derricks to load the wool. Transparencies numbers PCT1426 to PCT1436 were taken on the same occasion.
The general cargo ship Arawatta (1958) loading bales of wool at a wharf in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia (Colour transparency)
PCT1424; A slightly distant port bow view of the refrigerated cargo liners Tekoa (1966) and Mataura (1968) alongside the wharf in the Tilbury Dock Extension. Both ships have light green hulls over darker green boot topping and have the Federal logo on the funnel. Transparencies numbers PCT1416 to PCT1424, PCT1502 and PCT1503 were taken on the same occasion.
A slightly distant port bow view of the refrigerated cargo liners Tekoa (1966) and Mataura (1968) alongside the wharf in the Tilbury Dock Extension. (Colour transparency)
A man working with John Crane Ltd Flexibox coupling units in a workshop office of the ship repairers R. & H. Green & Silley Weir Ltd., London. (Colour transparency)
A slightly distant port quarter view of the sludge carrier Hounslow (1968) in the Blackwall Yard dry dock of R. & H. Green & Silley Weir Ltd., London. (Colour transparency)
A man using a Casio AL 1000 desktop calculator in an office of the ship repairers R. & H. Green & Silley Weir Ltd., London. (Colour transparency)
A starboard quarter view of a pair of 3-masted schooner rigged yachts in the Blackwall Yard dry dock of R. & H. Green & Silley Weir Ltd., London. (Monochrome transparency)