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Antic (1942) (Technical drawing)
Antic (1942) (Technical drawing)
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P37708; A slightly distant port side view, taken from well ahead of the beam, of the cargo liner Hurunui (1948) alongside a berth in the Royal Albert Dock, London. There are lighters and the tug Ionia (1960) outboard of her and her sister cargo liner Haparangi (1947) is berthed astern.
The cargo liner Hurunui (1948) and the tug Ionia (1960) in the Royal Albert Dock, London (Negative)
P37942; A starboard bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the tug Muria (1932) assisting the general cargo ship Castagnola (1961) in the South Dock of the West India Docks, London. The Castagnola is bound in and is seen from fine off her port quarter. Her port of registry is shown as Basilea. The Muria has her anchor in the water.
The tug Muria (1932) and the general cargo ship Castagnola (1961) in the South Dock, West India Docks, London. (Negative)
P37940; A starboard bow view of the tug Muria (1932) towing the cargo liner Cardiganshire (1950), seen from very fine off her starboard bow, into the King George V Dock lock, bound out. The Muria has her anchor in the water. The stern of the passenger/cargo liner Arlanza (1960) can be seen alongside 3 Berth in the King George V Dock in the background. On the right is the bow of the tug Plangent (1951).
The tug Muria (1932) and the cargo liner Cardiganshire (1950) entering the King George V Dock Lock, London. (Negative)
P37590; A slightly distant starboard bow view of the cargo liner Cardiganshire (1950) manoeuvring in the King George V Dock from the Royal Albert Dock,London, bound out. Connected to the liner's bow and seen from almost dead ahead is the tug Muria (1932). The lighter Yucatan is on the left.
The cargo liner Cardiganshire (1950) and the tug Muria (1932) in the King George V Dock, London (Negative)
P38046; A distant starboard quarter view, taken from fine off the stern, of the general cargo ship Pussur (1965) being towed stern first into the lock from the Main Dock at Tilbury by the tug Sun XIX (1956), which is seen from fine off her port bow. The Pussur's derricks are stowed and she is bound out for Chittagong. Both vessels are slightly obscured by the craft already in the lock.
The general cargo ship Pussur (1965) and the tug Sun XIX (1956) in the lock from the Main Dock, Tilbury, Essex (Negative)
P37676; A starboard quarter view of the general cargo ship Zadar (1950) in the South Dock Lock, West India Docks, London, waiting to lock out into Blackwall Reach. She has the word Jugolinija painted in large letters on her hull amidships. Alongside her, and seen from fine off her starboard quarter, is the tug Muria (1932).
The general cargo ship Zadar (1950) and the tug Muria (1932) in the South Dock Lock, West India Docks, London (Negative)
P37207; A starboard quarter view, taken from the quayside fine off the stern, of the tug Gladstone (1951) alongside the north end of Berth 44 in the Ocean Dock at Southampton. Ahead of her, alongside Berth 45 and seen from off the port quarter, is the tug Formby (1951) with the tug/tender Romsey (1930) inboard of her. The bow of the passenger liner Mauretania (1939) can be seen on the left alongside Berth 46.
The tugs Gladstone (1951), Formby (1951) and Romsey (1930) in the Ocean Dock, Southampton, Hampshire. (Negative)
P38168; A general view of the north end of the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Bridge, London, from the Albert Embankment. The tug Sauria (1937), seen from just forward of her port beam, is towing a string of laden lighters in the middle of Lambeth Reach heading upstream. Her funnel is lowered after shooting Westminster Bridge.
Lambeth Reach, River Thames, and the Houses of Parliament, London. (Negative)
PCT1750; A starboard quarter view, taken from wide off the stern, of the passenger liner Mauretania (1939) manoeuvring with tugs off berth 47 in the Eastern Docks at Southampton. Her stern is out of the picture. In the foreground, seen from ahead of her port beam, is the tug Gladstone (1951). A colour transparency.
The passenger liner Mauretania (1939) at Southampton, Hampshire. (Colour transparency)
P37628; A slightly distant starboard quarter view, taken from fine off the stern, of the cargo liner Royston Grange (1959) being towed astern in the King George V Dock, London. The tug, seen from wide off her port bow, is the Racia (1930). The liner is bound out from the Royal Victoria Dock, she is wearing the pilot flag and her ensign seems to be dipped.
The cargo liner Royston Grange (1959) in the King George V Dock, London (Negative)
PCT1711; A port quarter view, taken from fine off the stern, of the Belgian general cargo ship Anvers (1961) being towed stern first into the South Dock Lock, West India Docks, by the tug Muria (1932), which is seen bow on. The Anvers (1961) was bound out for Port Arthur, Texas. On the right is the former P & O liner Corfu (1931), renamed Corfu Maru (1931).
The Belgian cargo ship Anvers (1961) locking out from the West India Docks, London. (Colour transparency)
P37514; A slightly distant port bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the cargo liner City of Exeter (1953) entering the South Dock from the lock, bound in for the West India Docks, London. The tug Racia (1930), seen from fine off her port bow, is towing the liner. On the dockside by 5 Shed in the background there are two dockside cranes in the course of erection.
The cargo liner City of Exeter (1953) with the tug Racia (1930) entering the South Dock, West India Docks, London. (Negative)
The tug Muria (1932) and the general cargo ship Castagnola (1961) in the South Dock, West India Docks, London. (Negative)
P37515; A slightly distant port bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the cargo liner City of Exeter (1953) in the South Dock, bound in for the West India Docks, London. The tug Racia (1930), seen from fine off her port bow, is towing the liner. On the dockside is a row of dockside cranes being erected with the assistance of the heavy lift crane London Mammoth (1926).
The cargo liner City of Exeter (1953) with the tug Racia (1930) in the South Dock, West India Docks, London. (Negative)
Antic (1942) (Technical drawing)