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PCT14376; A slightly distant bow view of the spritsail barges Montreal (1902), Scone (1919) and Centaur (1895) under sail passing Garrison Point, Sheerness, into the Thames Estuary from Saltpan Reach, River Medway. The swim-headed Montreal is on the left with the Duradon logo on her topsail. The Scone is in the centre with PREEDCRETE on her topsail.Negative number PCT14377 was taken on the same occasion.
A slightly distant bow view of the spritsail barges Montreal (1902), Scone (1919) and Centaur (1895) under sail passing Garrison Point, Sheerness, into the Thames Estuary from Saltpan Reach, River Medway. (Colour transparency)
PCT14119; A port bow view of the swimmie spritsail barge Montreal (1902) motoring and under sail in the Thames Estuary heading for the River Medway. She is under power with only her topsail set. All other sails are furled and stowed.
A port bow view of the swimmie spritsail barge Montreal (1902) motoring and under sail in the Thames Estuary heading for the River Medway. (Colour transparency)
PCT14421; A slightly distant starboard side view, taken from well ahead of the beam, of the swim-headed, mulie rigged, spritsail barge Montreal (1902) under sail in the River Medway. She has a white staysail and a Duradon logo on her topsail. Two other spritsail barges are following her. Negative number PCT14420 was taken on the same occasion.
A slightly distant starboard side view, taken from well ahead of the beam, of the swim-headed, mulie rigged, spritsail barge Montreal (1902) under sail in the River Medway. (Colour transparency)
PCT14125; A slightly distant starboard bow view of the swimmie spritsail barge Montreal (1902) motoring in the River Medway near Garrison Point, bound out. A clinker built boat is on her after hatch and her dinghy is under the starboard davits. Two life rings are fitted to the mizzen mast. Three J.P. Knight tugs are moored in a trot in the right background.
A slightly distant starboard bow view of the swimmie spritsail barge Montreal (1902) motoring in the River Medway near Garrison Point, bound out. (Colour transparency)
PCT14391; A port near broadside view, taken from only just ahead of the beam, of the swim-headed spritsail barge Montreal (1902) motoring off a coast, possibly in the Swale. She is rigged as a mulie barge and has a white staysail and a red topsail set. Negatives numbers PCT14391 and PCT14392 were taken on the same occasion.
A port near broadside view, taken from only just ahead of the beam, of the swim-headed spritsail barge Montreal (1902) motoring off a coast, possibly in the Swale. (Colour transparency)
PCT14392; A slightly distant port side view, taken from abaft the beam, of the swim-headed spritsail barge Montreal (1902) motoring off a coast, possibly in the Swale. She is rigged as a mulie barge and has a white staysail and a red topsail set. The Duradon logo is on her topsail. Negatives numbers PCT14391 and PCT14392 were taken on the same occasion.
A slightly distant port side view, taken from abaft the beam, of the swim-headed spritsail barge Montreal (1902) motoring off a coast, possibly in the Swale. (Colour transparency)
A slightly distant starboard broadside view of the swim-headed staysail spritsail barge Montreal (1902) under sail in the River Medway, Kent. (Roll film negative)
PCT17080; A group view of five Thames spritsail barges. A partial view of of the starboard bow of the spritsail abrge Centaur (1895) is in the foreground on the left. The spritisail barge Montreal (1902) is in the middle ground on the right. The spritsail barge Oak (1881) is in the middle ground on the left. The other two barges are too far away to be identified.
A group view of five Thames spritsail barges (Colour transparency)
PCT17083; Starboard near beam view of the spritsail barge Wyvenhoe (1898) and the swim headed spritsail barge Montreal (1902) under sail. Wyvenhoe is in the foreground on the right with Montreal in the middle ground on the left. This is Slide 12 of a series when Henry P. Bird undertook a cruise on the spritsail barge Reminder (1929). According to the mount, this photograph was taken circa July 1984.
Starboard near beam views of the spritsail barge Wyvenhoe (1898) and the swim headed Montreal (1902) under sail (Colour transparency)