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PCT15920; On board the Great Lakes and ocean cargo vessel Fort Chambly (1961) alongside a wharf in Montreal, Canada. This is Slide 12 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 from on board the Great Lakes and ocean cargo vessel Fort Chambly (1961) at moorings in Montreal, Canada (Roll film negative)
PCT15843; Scientists opening the cod end of the 25 feet deep water trawl net on the aft end of the shelter deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. The photographer is looking to port and aft.
Scientists opening the cod end of the 25 feet deep water trawl net on the aft end of the shelter deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15927; An oblique right side view of the figurehead of the 3rd Rate ship-of-the-line Poictiers (1809) inside Sheerness Dockyard. The figurehead is protected by a small wooden roof supported on two strutted legs.
The figurehead of the 3rd Rate ship-of-the-line Poictiers (1809) on display at Sheerness Dockyard, Kent (Roll film negative)
PCT15831; Scientists deploying a Neuston Net from the port side of the forecastle deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea.
Scientists deploying a Neuston Net from the port side of the forecastle deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15812; Scientists removing the livers from fish on a table on the forecastle on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. The fish were caught using a longline and the livers were put in a formalin tank.
Scientists removing the livers from fish on a table on the forecastle on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. The fish were caught using a longline. (Roll film negative)
PCT15873; Looking forward and to port from the starboard side of the bridge on board the general cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) while discharging a deck cargo of lorry chassis at ?ar??s, Syria.
Looking forward from the starboard side of the bridge on board the general cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) while discharging a deck cargo of lorry chassis at Ṭarṭūs, Syria. (Roll film negative)
PCT15921; On board the Great Lakes and ocean cargo vessel Fort Chambly (1961) alongside a wharf in Montreal, Canada. This is Slide 13 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 from on board the Great Lakes and ocean cargo vessel Fort Chambly (1961) alongside a wharf in Montreal, Canada (Roll film negative)
PCT15844; Two scientists working on the control apparatus of the 25 feet deep water trawl net known as 'Fred' on the aft end of the shelter deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea.
Two scientists working on the control apparatus of the 25 feet deep water trawl net known as 'Fred' on the aft end of the shelter deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15834; Two scientists in an inflatable dinghy being hoisted aboard the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. The photographer is looking down and forward from the port side of the bridge deck.
Two scientists in an inflatable dinghy being hoisted aboard the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15792; A view looking aft from the port side of the bridge on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. The boom swung out in the lower right of the picture is the Precision Depth Recorder boom.
A view looking aft from the port side of the bridge on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15826; Recovering a pyramid shaped fish trap on the starboard side of the forecastle deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. The photographer is looking down from the forecastle showing the trap almost at deck level.
Recovering a pyramid shaped fish trap on the starboard side of the forecastle deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15874; Looking forward from the starboard side of the boat deck on board the general cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) while discharging a deck cargo of lorry chassis at ?ar??s, Syria. The ship is berthed starboard side to the quay and is using her Munck Transporter Crane to unload the lorries.
Looking forward from the starboard side of the boat deck on board the general cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) while discharging a deck cargo of lorry chassis at Ṭarṭūs, Syria. (Roll film negative)
PCT15854; A specimen camera and specialist equipment set up in a work room on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. This room is on the shelter deck or the forecastle deck but the actual location is unknown. The photographer is looking outboard.
A specimen camera and specialist equipment set up in a work room on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15910; On board the Great Lakes and ocean cargo vessel Fort Chambly (1961). This is Slide 2 of Captain Henry P. Bird's lecture titled "Fort Chambly (1977)", about his service as Second Officer on board the Fort Chambly (1961) 28 November 1977 to 4 January 1978.
On board the Great Lakes and ocean cargo vessel Fort Chambly (1961) while alongside a timber sawmill at Sapele, Nigeria. (Roll film negative)
PCT15811; Scientist Nigel Merritt removing the livers from fish on a table on the forecastle on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. The fish were caught using a longline and the livers were put in a formalin tank.
Scientist Nigel Merritt removing the livers from fish on a table on the forecastle on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. The fish were caught using a longline. (Roll film negative)
PCT15823; A pyramid bottom fish trap baited and ready for deployment, standing on the forecastle deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. The photographer is looking aft at the trap with the face of the superstructure in the background.
A pyramid bottom fish trap ready for deployment, standing on the forecastle deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
PCT15877; A busy commercial street scene in Iskenderun, Turkey. A small mosque is in the background and it has two tall needle minarets, each with two platforms, and a stone minaret with a single platform.
A busy commercial street scene in Iskenderun, Turkey. (Roll film negative)
PCT15899; On board the cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) berthed alongside a bulk carrier anchored in the Gabon River off Owendo, Gabon. The photographer is looking forward from the port side of the bridge and the ship's hatches are closed
On board the cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) berthed alongside a bulk carrier anchored in the Gabon River off Owendo, Gabon. (Roll film negative)
PCT15901; On board the cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) working a cement coke cargo from a bulk carrier anchored in the Gabon River off Owendo, Gabon.
On board the cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) working a cement coke cargo from a bulk carrier anchored in the Gabon River off Owendo, Gabon. (Roll film negative)
PCT15908; A back view of Bernie, the 2nd engineer, attempting to repair the Munck Transporter 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.
Bernie, the 2nd engineer, attempting to repair the Munck Transporter 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)
PCT15906; On board the cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) showing Bernie, the 2nd engineer, holding an electric cable broken during the transfer of a cement coke cargo from a bulk carrier anchored in the Gabon River off Owendo, Gabon.
On board the cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969) showing Bernie, the 2nd engineer, holding 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)
PCT15876; Lorries waiting on the quayside at Iskenderun, Turkey, to be loaded with timber being discharged by the general cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969). The bundled sawn timber was loaded at Ronnebyhamn, Sweden, in November.
Lorries waiting on the quayside at Iskenderun, Turkey, to be loaded with timber being discharged by the general cargo ship Eskdalegate (1969). (Roll film negative)
PCT15902; A cement factory at Owendo, Gabon. This is Slide 39 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 cement factory at Owendo, Gabon. (Roll film negative)
PCT15879; A mosque in a busy commercial street scene in Iskenderun, Turkey. The domed mosque has two tall needle minarets, each with two platforms, and a stone minaret with a single platform.
A mosque in a busy commercial street scene in Iskenderun, Turkey. (Roll film negative)