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PCT15897; Part of the waterfront at Lattakia, Syria, seen from on board the cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) which is waiting at anchor. At this time there were some 60 ships awaiting a berth. This is Slide 34 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. .
Part of the waterfront at Lattakia, Syria, seen from on board the cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) which is waiting at anchor. (Roll film negative)
PCT15892; The Grand Canal and the Church of Sant'Antonio Taumaturgo at Trieste, Italy. The photographer is looking east-south-east from the Via Tre Novembre showing the Via G. Rossini on the left and the Via G. Bellini on the right. The church is the city's largest Catholic church and it stands on a square known as Sant’Antonio Nuovo.
The Grand Canal and the Church of Sant'Antonio Taumaturgo at Trieste, Italy. (Roll film negative)
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. The lecture consists of 45 slides.
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)
PCT15888; The San Giusto Castle in Trieste, Italy. The photographer is looking north-east across the ruins in front of the castle proper, which was completed in 1636. This is Slide 24 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.
The San Giusto Castle in Trieste, Italy. (Roll film negative)
PCT15891; The Carciotti Palace on the Riva Tre Novembre at Trieste, Italy. The photographer is looking south-south-east across the entrance to the Grand Canal. The main façade is characterised by an avant-corps with five bays subdivided by six grooved ionic columns, supporting a balustrade with six allegorical statues (Portunus, Thyche, Athena, Fama, Apollo, Abundantia).
The Carciotti Palace on the Riva Tre Novembre at Trieste, Italy. (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)
PCT15885; The Governor's Palace in the Piazza Unita d'Italia at Trieste, Italy. The photographer is looking north-by-east from the south-west side of the Piazza.
The Governor's Palace in the Piazza Unita d'Italia at Trieste, Italy. (Roll film negative)
PCT15893; The Serbian Orthodox Church of Saint Spyridon at the east end of the Via V. Bellini by the Grand Canal at Trieste, Italy. The photographer is looking south-east across the canal from the Via G. Rossini. This is Slide 30 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.
The Serbian Orthodox Church of Saint Spyridon at the east end of the Via V. Bellini by the Grand Canal at Trieste, Italy. (Roll film negative)
PCT15860; The north facade of the Mercado de Nuestro Senora de Africa at Santa Cruz de Tenerife. This market opened in January 1944 and is at the junction of Calle Jose Hernandez Alfonso and Jose Manuel Guimera.
The north facade of the Mercado de Nuestro Senora de Africa at Santa Cruz de Tenerife. (Roll film negative)
PCT15880; A back street off a one-way street in Iskenderun, Turkey. Three children are in the street and one is pushing a bicycle.
A back street off a one-way street in Iskenderun, Turkey. (Roll film negative)
PCT15863; Looking through the main entrance arch on the north side of the Mercado de Nuestro Senora de Africa at Santa Cruz de Tenerife. This market opened in January 1944 and is at the junction of Calle Jose Hernandez Alfonso and Jose Manuel Guimera.
Looking through the main entrance arch on the north side of the Mercado de Nuestro Senora de Africa at Santa Cruz de Tenerife. (Roll film negative)
PCT15859; A slightly distant starboard quarter view of the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) alongside the Muelle Sur at Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Two tugs are berthed in the foreground and cargo vessels are berthed ahead of the Discovery.
A slightly distant starboard quarter view of the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) alongside the Muelle Sur at Santa Cruz de Tenerife. (Roll film negative)
PCT15881; The Nur Mountains to the east of the docks in Iskenderun, Turkey. The photographer is on board the general cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) berthed in port, looking over the quayside warehouses and the railway goods yard to open fields and one of the Nur Mountain peaks.
The Nur Mountains to the east of the docks in Iskenderun, Turkey. (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. The photographer is on the starboard side of the deck looking aft from abreast the forward end of number 2 hatch.
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)
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. The ship is berthed port side to the pier and was used to lighter a cargo of cement coke to the factory pier from a bulk carrier anchored in the Gabon River.
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)
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)
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)
PCT15905; On board the cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) showing an electric cable broken during the transfer of a cement coke cargo from a bulk carrier anchored in the Gabon River off Owendo, Gabon. The Munck Transporter was using a grab to distribute the coke in the holds when it ran over its own umbilical electric supply cable which had failed to automatically wind.
On board the cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) showing an electric cable broken during the transfer of a cement coke cargo from a bulk carrier anchored in the Gabon River off Owendo, Gabon. (Roll film negative)
PCT15898; The coast, including the Hotel Dialogue, at the north end of Libreville, Gabon. The photographer is on a run ashore from the cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) and is looking north from an elevated position, showing the hotel in the distance on the Boulevard de Nice. The sandy beach is backed by palm trees and a large number of tree trunks have been washed up to the high tide line.
The coast, including the Hotel Dialogue, at the north end of Libreville, Gabon. (Roll film negative)
PCT15872; Looking forward from the port side of the bridge on board the general cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) while crossing the Bay of Biscay with a full deck cargo of lorry chassis. The weather is boisterous and waves are crashing over the bow.
Looking forward from the port side of the bridge on board the general cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) while crossing rthe Bay of Biscay with a full deck cargo of lorry chassis. (Roll film negative)
PCT15869; A close port quarter 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.
A close port quarter view of the general cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) alongside a quay at Ostend, Belgium, with a full deck cargo of lorry chassis. (Roll film negative)
PCT15871; Looking forward from the port side of the bridge on board the general cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) while crossing the Bay of Biscay with a full deck cargo of lorry chassis. The weather is boisterous and waves are crashing over the bow.
Looking forward from the port side of the bridge on board the general cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) while crossing rthe Bay of Biscay with a full deck cargo of lorry chassis. (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)
Roy, the technician, working on a 3.5 inch lathe in the scientific workshop the port side of the shelter deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)