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Looking down on the aft end of the shelter deck from the top of the aft bipod mast while shooting the 25 feet deep water trawl on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
A rack of twelve water sampling bottles on the forecastle on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
The control apparatus of the 25 feet deep water trawl net known as 'George' on the aft end of the shelter deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
Scientists checking the longline from the starboard platform near the aft end of the shelter deck on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
The 25 feet deep water trawl in the water astern of the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
A view looking forward from the aftermast platform on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
An Oxfam Net being towed alongside the starboard side of the the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
A Neuston Net being towed off the port side of the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
Scientist Phil James and another scientist at the longline coiler on the starboard side of the forecastle on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
Scientists hauling in a longline on the starboard side of the forecastle on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
One of the scientists examining specimens in 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)
Two scientists in an inflatable dinghy being lowered into the water from the port side of the forecastle on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
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)
The 25 feet deep water trawl in the water off the starboard quarter of the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
The dan buoy marking the position of the Current Flow Meter in the sea off the starboard side of the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
The bosun and his mate working on canvas and ropes on the port side of the shelter deck aft on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
Scientist Bob Aldred preparing to launch 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)
The electric trawl winch on the aft end of the shelter deck aft on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
The forward end of 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)
A view of the mainmast on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
Inside the net man's workshop on the port side of the shelter deck aft on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
Scientists inspecting the catch in a recovered pyramid fish trap on the starboard side of the forecastle on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery (1962) while at sea. (Roll film negative)
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)
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)
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