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N90954; On board the general cargo heavy lift ship Empire Elaine (1942) showing a monkey investigating a basket on deck while in port at Calcutta. Vertical format.
A monkey on board the general cargo heavy lift ship Empire Elaine (1942) in port at Calcutta. (Negative)
N90987; A distant port bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the general cargo heavy lift ship Empire Admiral (1945) alongside a wharf in an enclosed dock at Calcutta. She has Glen Line funnel markings and her midships 5 ton derricks posts have been stowed. Her hull paintwork is shabby. A tug is standing by off her bow. The Empire Admiral (1945) was in port at Calcutta 10 -24 Oct. and again 23 Nov. - 14 Dec. 1946.
The general cargo heavy lift ship Empire Admiral (1945) at Calcutta. (Negative)
N90975; On board the general cargo heavy lift ship Empire Elaine (1942) while undergoing repairs at Calcutta. The photographer is looking up at the top of the mainmast from the starboard side of the navigating bridge. The ship's siren is fitted to the forward side of the topmast. Vertical format.
On board the general cargo heavy lift ship Empire Elaine (1942) at Calcutta. (Negative)
N91000; Looking down from the quayside alongside the general cargo heavy lift ship Empire Elaine (1942) in an enclosed dock at Calcutta, showing local men on staging and in the water on completion of painting the port quarter of the ship. Men are in the water, on staging or climbing up ropes and a rope ladder. Discarded timber is floating in the dock.
The port quarter waterline of the general cargo heavy lift ship Empire Elaine (1942) at Calcutta. (Negative)
N90956; On board the general cargo heavy lift ship Empire Elaine (1942) showing an unidentified officer squatting on the aft boat deck with a monkey while in port at Calcutta. The man, who is dressed in short sleeved shirt, shorts and sandals, is said to be the 6th engineer. The photographer is looking forward and to port from the centreline.
An unidentified officer with a monkey on board the general cargo heavy lift ship Empire Elaine (1942) while in port at Calcutta. (Negative)
N90957; On board the general cargo heavy lift ship Empire Elaine (1942) showing an unidentified officer standing on the main hoist block for the 120 ton derrick serving number one hatch while in port at Calcutta. The man, who is dressed in short sleeved shirt, shorts and sandals, is said to be the 6th engineer. He is standing on the universal block with the lower purchase block behind him.
An unidentified officer standing on a main hoist block on board the general cargo heavy lift ship Empire Elaine (1942) while in port at Calcutta. (Negative)
India - (sheet 5) - Bay of Bengal - east coast Bassein River to Pulo Penang including the Andaman and Nicobar Islands and the north coast of Sumatra compiled from the latest government surveys under the direction of Commander A.D. Taylor, late I.N., Superintendent of the Marine Survey of India by R.C. Carrington, Superintendent, Drawing Branch, Calcutta. 1876. (Chart; Print)
P49914; Lighters working cargo alongside the Bank Line cargo vessel Inverbank (1924) in the River Hooghly at Calcutta, India. The ship is in Garden Reach and is loading a part cargo of bales of jute fibre and gunny cloth before sailing for Rangoon.
Lighters working cargo alongside the Bank Line cargo vessel Inverbank (1924) in the River Hooghly at Calcutta, India. (Roll film negative)
PCT15761; A close view of the rudder and starboard propeller of the Bank Line cargo vessel Inverbank (1924) in the King George V dry dock at Calcutta, India.
A close view of the rudder and starboard propeller of the Bank Line cargo vessel Inverbank (1924) in the King George V dry dock at Calcutta, India. (Roll film negative)
PCT15768; Lighters working cargo alongside the Bank Line cargo vessel Inverbank (1924) in the River Hooghly at Calcutta, India. The ship is in Garden Reach and is loading a part cargo of bales of jute fibre and gunny cloth before sailing for Rangoon.
Lighters working cargo alongside the Bank Line cargo vessel Inverbank (1924) in the River Hooghly at Calcutta, India. (Roll film negative)
Aneroid barometer
India, West Coast. Chaul and Entrance to Kundalika River. Surveyed by Navigating Lieutenant Frederick W. Jarrad, R.N., assisted by Navg. Lieuts. E.W. Petley and T.C. Pascoe, R.N., and Mr. P.J. Falle, by direction of Commander A.D. Taylor. (1879) (Chart; Print)
India, West Coast. Dabhol and entrance to Washishti River. Surveyed by Navigating Lieutenant Fredrick W. Jarrad, R.N. Navigating Lieuts. E.W. Petley & T.C. Pascoe and Mr. P.J Falle. By direction of Commander A.D. Taylor. 1879 (Chart; Print)
G254:6/60 Jaygad & Shastri
India, West Coast. Jaygad (Jyghur) and entrance to Shastri River. Surveyed by Navigating Lieutenant Frederick W. Jarrad R.N. assisted by Nav. Lieuts E. W. Petley & T.C. Pascoe, R.N. and Mr. P. J. Falle. By direction of Commander A.D. Taylor. 1879 (Chart; Print)
India. West Coast RATNAGIRI including MIRYA and KALBADAVIE BAYS surveyed by Navigating Lieutenant F.W. Jarrad, RN (Chart; Print)
India, West Coast. Dabhol and entrance to Washishti River. Surveyed by Navigating Lieutenant Fredrick W. Jarrad, R.N. Navigating Lieuts. E.W. Petley & T.C. Pascoe and Mr. P.J Falle. By direction of Commander A.D. Taylor. 1879 (Chart; Print)