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P37476; A port side view of the forepart of the passenger liner Queen Mary (1936) berthed alongside the Ocean Terminal in the Ocean Dock, Southampton, taken from abaft the beam. The bunkering tanker Inveritchen (1920) and the coastal tanker Esso Lyndhurst (1958) , both seen from well ahead of the starboard beam, are alongside the liner providing her with bunker fuel.
The passenger liner Queen Mary (1936) and tankers Inveritchen (1920) and Esso Lyndhurst (1958) in the Ocean Dock, Southampton, Hampshire. (Negative)
P37970; A port bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the passenger liner Begona (1945) under way off the Western Docks at Southampton, bound out. A man is at the top of her foremast. She is being assisted by tugs. There is a fingerprint on the negative.
The passenger liner Begona (1945) leaving the Western Docks at Southampton, Hampshire (Negative)
P37205; A port quarter view, taken from the quayside fine off the stern, of the general cargo ship Alcoa Pegasus (1943) berthed on the Itchen Quays at Southampton. The rail-mounted travelling crane number 117 is on the left.
The general cargo ship Alcoa Pegasus (1943) at Southampton, Hampshire. (Negative)
P37473; A port bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the passenger liner Queen Mary (1936) berthed alongside the Ocean Terminal in the Ocean Dock, Southampton. A small motor launch is close to her bow.
The passenger liner Queen Mary (1936) alongside the Ocean Terminal in the Ocean Dock, Southampton, Hampshire. (Negative)
P37478; A port bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the passenger/cargo liner Saxonia (1954) manoeuvring astern out of the Ocean Dock at Southampton with the assistance of tugs. She is bound out on her final voyage to Canada before conversion to a dual purpose North Atlantic service and cruise liner and renaming to Carmania.
The passenger/cargo liner Saxonia (1954) off the Ocean Dock, Southampton, Hampshire. (Negative)
On board the Royal Navy coastal minesweeper Thames (1953) coming alongside the drillship Wessex (1940) at Berth 50, Southampton (Roll film negative)
On board the Royal Navy coastal minesweeper Thames (1953) in the River Test, Southampton, bound in. (Roll film negative)
PCT19109; A distant starboard bow view of the 3-masted topsail schooner Sir Winston Churchill (1966) under sail off the Western Docks at Southampton. Her fore staysail and Bermudan mizzen are set and she has the sail mark TS K1 on her mizzen. A vertical format transparency.
A distant starboard bow view of the 3-masted topsail schooner Sir Winston Churchill (1966) under sail off the Western Docks at Southampton. (Colour transparency)
PCT19269; A close view of the port side of the bow of the 3-masted topsail schooner Sir Winston Churchill (1966) in Southampton Docks during the unveiling of a new figurehead. Negatives numbers P50356 to P50360 and transparencies P50579CT to P50581CT and PCT19268 to PCT19270 were taken on the same occasion.
A close view of the bow of the 3-masted topsail schooner Sir Winston Churchill (1966) in Southampton Docks during the unveiling of a new figurehead. (Roll film negative)
G10785; Deck view on the passenger liner 'Olympic' (1911). The Third Class Promenade on the Poop Deck. A view looking aft towards the Docking Bridge. In the foreground are deck seats and a shadow cast by one of the electric deck cranes. The Southampton skyline is in the distance.
Third Class Promenade on the 'Olympic' (1911) (Glass plate negative)
P37498; A starboard bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the fruit ship Sulaco (1931) alongside 24 and 25 Berths in the Empress Dock, Southampton, discharging her cargo of bananas using the overhead gantries. The tank cleaning vessel Tulipfield (1922), seen from just forward of her starboard beam, is in the left background.
The fruit ship Sulaco (1931) in the Empress Dock, Southampton, Hampshire. (Negative)
P37562; A port bow view of the research and survey vessel John Biscoe (1956) in No. 3 dry dock in the East Docks at Southampton, taken from the top of the dock. Her anchors have been run out and her boats landed. Her hull is surrounded by scaffolding. She is undergoing her annual refit by John I Thornycroft & Co Ltd. The stern of the research vessel Shackleton (1954) is on the left.
The research and survey vessel John Biscoe (1956) in No. 3 dry dock, East Docks, Southampton. (Negative)
P38138; A close-up of the port side of the stern of the tanker Wave Baron (1946) dried out in No. 5 (Prince of Wales) Dry Dock at Southampton, taken from the top of the dock just forward of stern looking aft and down showing the propeller and rudder. Scaffolding has been erected around the stern gear and men are painting the rudder and working on the blades of the propeller, at least one of which is slightly damaged.
The Royal Fleet Auxiliary tanker Wave Baron (1946) in No. 5 (Prince of Wales) Dry Dock at Southampton, Hampshire. (Negative)
P37563; A port quarter view of the research and survey vessel Shackleton (1954) in No. 3 dry dock in the East Docks at Southampton, taken from the top of the dock. Her boats have been landed and there are some trestles under her hull and scaffolding at her bow and stern. She is undergoing her annual refit by John I Thornycroft & Co Ltd, whose workshops are on the dockside in the background. The bow of the research and survey vessel John Biscoe (1956) is on the right.
The research and survey vessel Shackleton (1954) in No. 3 dry dock, East Docks, Southampton. (Negative)
P38182; A port quarter view, taken from the quayside fine off the stern, of the passenger/cargo liner Saxonia (1954) manoeuvring astern away from Berth 47 in the Ocean Dock at Southampton. The passenger liner Queen Mary (1936) is on the right. The Saxonia is bound out on her final voyage to Canada before conversion to a dual purpose North Atlantic service and cruise liner and renaming to Carmania.
The passenger/cargo liner Saxonia (1954) in the Ocean Dock, Southampton, Hampshire. (Negative)
P37971; A slightly distant port quarter view, taken from very fine off the stern, of the passenger liner Begona (1945) alongside a berth in the Western Docks at Southampton. She is flying her houseflag from the ensign staff. The tug Dunnose (1958), seen from off her starboard bow, is standing by waiting to assist the departure of the Begona (1945). An Austin A40 motor car UOT461 is on the quayside.
The passenger liner Begona (1945) berthed in the Western Docks at Southampton, Hampshire (Negative)
P37231; A starboard bow view of the general cargo ship Margarett Brown (1946) alongside Berth 46 in the Ocean Dock, Southampton. She is lightly laden. The bow of the tug North Isle (1959), alongside Berth 45, is on the left.
The general cargo ship Margarett Brown (1946) in the Ocean Dock, Southampton, Hampshire (Negative)
P37469; A starboard quarter view, taken from wide off the stern, of the passenger liner Mauretania (1939) about to depart from Berth 46 in the Ocean Dock at Southampton. Two tugs are stationed at her bow and she has a line out to a tug astern (not in picture).
The passenger liner Mauretania (1939) about to leave Berth 46 in the Ocean Dock, Southampton, Hampshire. (Negative)
P37471; A slightly distant starboard quarter view, taken from wide off the stern, of the passenger liner Mauretania (1939) leaving Berth 46 in the Ocean Dock at Southampton. Two tugs are connected to her stern, the Flying Kestrel (1943) which is seen from off her starboard bow, and the Sir Bevois (1953), which is seen from wide off her port bow. Another two tugs are stationed at her bow.
The passenger liner Mauretania (1939) leaving Berth 46 in the Ocean Dock, Southampton, Hampshire, with the tugs Flying Kestrel (1943) and Sir Bevois (1953). (Negative)
P37828; A bow view, taken from very fine off the starboard bow, of the passenger/cargo liner Chusan (1950) dried out in the King George V Graving Dock in the Western Docks at Southampton. There is scaffolding around her lower hull and her anchors have been run out and with the chains are laying on the floor of the dock. There are no timber shores supporting her hull.
The passenger/cargo liner Chusan (1950) in the King George V Graving Dock at Southampton, Hampshire. (Negative)
P37468; A starboard bow view of the passenger liner Mauretania (1939) manoeuvring astern with tug assistance, bound out from the Ocean Dock at Southampton. The nearest tug, seen from just abaft her port beam, is the Formby (1951).
The passenger liner Mauretania (1939) with the tug Formby (1951) leaving the Ocean Dock, Southampton, Hampshire. (Negative)
P37975; A slightly distant port quarter view, taken from very fine off the stern, of the passenger/cargo liner Windsor Castle (1960) alongside a berth in the Western Docks at Southampton. There are stacks of packing cases under the cranes on the quayside. Two of the cranes are numbered 132 and 87.
The passenger/cargo liner Windsor Castle (1960) berthed in the Western Docks, Southampton, Hampshire. (Negative)
P37499; A slightly distant starboard bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the fruit ship Camito (1956) alongside 24 and 25 Berths in the Empress Dock, Southampton, discharging her cargo of bananas using the overhead gantries.
The fruit ship Camito (1956) in the Empress Dock, Southampton, Hampshire. (Negative)
P37472; A port bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the passenger liner Queen Mary (1936) berthed alongside the Ocean Terminal in the Ocean Dock, Southampton.
The passenger liner Queen Mary (1936) alongside the Ocean Terminal in the Ocean Dock, Southampton, Hampshire. (Negative)