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P37925; A port bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the passenger/cargo liner Ceramic (1948) alongside a berth on the north side of the Royal Albert Dock, London. She is dressed overall and her Thornycroft funnel cap has had the vanes removed. It is dusk (16.00), calm and misty.
The passenger/cargo liner Ceramic (1948) in the Royal Albert Dock, London. (Negative)
PCT1780; A slightly distant port quarter view, taken from fine off the stern, of the cargo liner Auckland Star (1958) in the King George V lock, bound in for the Royal Docks, London. The tug Contest (1933), seen from fine off her starboard bow, is controlling the movement of the stern of the Auckland Star (1958), which is in Blue Star Line livery.
The cargo liner Auckland Star (1958) locking into the Royal Docks, London. (Colour transparency)
P37407; A port quarter view of the cargo liner Auckland Star (1958) entering London's King George V dock from the lock, bound in. The tug Contest (1933) is connected to her stern and is partially visible on the right.
The cargo liner Auckland Star (1958) leaving the King George V Dock lock, London. (Negative)
P37368; A starboard side view, taken from well abaft the beam, of the passenger/cargo liner Argentina Star (1947) manoeuvring in the King George V Dock, London, bound out assisted by a tug. In the right foreground the sterns of the motor barges Esther (1900) and Helen of Troy (1929) can be seen.
The passenger/cargo liner Argentina Star (1947) and a tug in the King George V Dock, London. (Negative)
P37360; A port bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the passenger/cargo liner Argentina Star (1947) berthed in the Royal Albert Dock Basin, London. The tug Plagal (1951), seen from dead ahead, is moored to the quayside beyond a lighter in the foreground.
The passenger/cargo liner Argentina Star (1947) and tug Plagal (1951) in the Royal Albert Dock Basin, London. (Negative)
P37331; A slightly distant port quarter view, taken from wide off the stern, of the passenger/cargo liner Paraguay Star (1948) alongside a berth in the Royal Victoria Dock, London. Two rope ladders are deployed over the side and there are a few lighters alongside. Berthed ahead of her and also seen from off the port quarter is the cargo liner Adelaide Star (1950).
The passenger/cargo liner Paraguay Star (1948) in the Royal Victoria Dock, London (Negative)
P37383; A starboard bow view of the tug Napia (1943) in the King George V Dock lock, London. Her starboard anchor is in the water. The passenger/cargo liner Brasil Star (1947), seen from fine off her port quarter, is also in the King George V Dock lock, London, bound out from the Royal Albert Dock Basin.
The tug Napia (1943) and the passenger/cargo liner Brasil Star (1947) in the King George V Dock lock, London. (Negative)
P37384; A port bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the passenger/cargo liner Brasil Star (1947) under way stern first in Gallions Reach, Woolwich, London, bound out from the Royal Albert Dock Basin. A tug is standing by on the left to help her turn downstream.
The passenger/cargo liner Brasil Star (1947) in Gallions Reach, Woolwich, London. (Negative)
P37334; A slightly distant starboard bow view, taken from fine off the bow, of the passenger/cargo liner Paraguay Star (1948) manoeuvring into the King George V Dock Lock with the tug Platoon (1965), also seen from fine off her starboard bow, ahead of her. She is passing the bascule bridge and is bound out.
The passenger/cargo liner Paraguay Star (1948) in King George V Dock, London with the tug Platoon (1965). (Negative)
P37363; A slightly distant port quarter view, taken from wide off the stern, of the passenger/cargo liner Argentina Star (1947) manoeuvring astern in the King George V Dock, London, bound out assisted by the tug Platina (1952) which is connected to her stern. The Platina (1952) is seen from very fine off her starboard bow. The tugs Sun VIII (1919) and Sun V (1915) are on the right of the picture.
The passenger/cargo liner Argentina Star (1947) and tug Platina (1952) in the King George V Dock, London. (Negative)
P37772; A slightly distant starboard bow view, taken from very fine off the bow, of the tug Plagal (1951) towing the passenger/cargo liner Argentina Star (1947), seen from fine off her port bow, out of the Royal Albert Dock Basin into the Royal Albert Dock, London. The Woolwich Manor Way Swing Bridge is open.
The tug Plagal (1951) and the passenger/cargo liner Argentina Star (1947) in the Royal Albert Dock Basin, London. (Negative)
P37371; A starboard bow view of the passenger/cargo liner Argentina Star (1947) being towed into the King George V Dock lock, London, by the tug Challenge (1931), which is seen from wide off the starboard bow, while outward bound. The bow hawser of the Argentina Star (1947) is being walked along the dockside with the lock master looking on. The starboard anchor chain of the Challenge (1931) is in the water.
The passenger/cargo liner Argentina Star (1947) and the tug Challenge (1931) entering the King George V Dock lock, London. (Negative)
P37406; A starboard bow view of the tug Contest (1933) and a port quarter view of the cargo liner Auckland Star (1958) in the King George V Dock lock, London, bound in. The tug's anchors are in the water. The lock gate is starting to close and the lock master is standing at the end of the gate.
The tug Contest (1933) and the cargo liner Auckland Star (1958) in the King George V Dock lock, London. (Negative)
P37330; A port side view, taken from ahead of the beam, of the passenger/cargo liner Paraguay Star (1948) alongside a berth in the Royal Victoria Dock, London. Two rope ladders are deployed over the side and there are a few lighters alongside. A number of lighters are in the foreground.
The passenger/cargo liner Paraguay Star (1948) in the Royal Victoria Dock, London (Negative)
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rig, general arrangement
rig
Technical drawing
Technical drawing
HMS Hood (1918) (Technical Drawing)
rig
NPB5091; Sketch of rig as fitted, 1944 1:96
rig
rig
HMS 'Leviathan', port broadside
HMS Leviathan (1901); Warship; Armoured Cruiser; First Class (Full hull model; Rigged model)