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G2478;GRANTULLY CASTLE (1879); A starboard bow view; Moored at Dartmouth, very distant. Francis Frith & Co negative no. 21570.; Looking north from Gallants Tower with the GRANTULLY CASTLE (1879) moored in midstream. Dartmouth is on the left and Kingswear on the right. Francis Frith & Co negative no. 21570.
Grantully Castle (1879); Dartmouth And Kingswear, Devon (Glass photonegative)
P37244; A slightly distant port quarter view, taken from the quayside fine off the stern, of the troopship Nevasa (1956) alongside berth 101 in the Western Docks at Southampton. Dockside rail mounted travelling crane number 76 is on the left.
The troopship Nevasa (1956) in the Western Docks, Southampton, Hampshire. (Negative)
P37456; A port side view, taken from well ahead of the beam, of the cargo liner Clan Maclean (1947) alongside a berth in the Royal Albert Dock, London. She has a rope ladder deployed over the side and there are lighters alongside.
The cargo liner Clan Maclean (1947) in the Royal Albert Dock, London (Negative)
P37246; A port bow view, taken from very wide off the bow, of the passenger/cargo liner Uganda (1952) alongside a berth in the Royal Albert Dock, London. She has a lighter alongside aft and two rope ladders are deployed over her side. The forepart of the cargo liner Nurmahal (1959) can be seen astern of her.
The passenger/cargo liner Uganda (1952) in the Royal Albert Dock, London (Negative)
P37243; A slightly distant starboard bow view, of the troopship Nevasa (1956) alongside berth 101 in the Western Docks at Southampton. Two Union-Castle Line passenger liners and the passenger liner Canberra (1961) are berthed astern of the Nevasa (1956).
The troopship Nevasa (1956) in the Western Docks, Southampton, Hampshire. (Negative)
P37571; A port bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the cargo liner Huntingdon (1948) alongside a berth in the Royal Albert Dock, London. She is light in the water and has lighters berthed outboard. The passenger/cargo liner Uganda (1952), also seen from off her port bow, is berthed astern of the Huntingdon (1948). A number of lighters, including the Icomb and the St Edmund, are in the foreground.
The cargo liner Huntingdon (1948) in the Royal Albert Dock, London. (Negative)
P37242; A starboard quarter view, taken from wide off the stern, of the educational cruise ship Dunera (1937) alongside a berth in Tilbury Docks. One of her lifeboats is lowered to deck level. Union Lighterage Co lighters are in the foreground.
The educational cruise ship Dunera (1937) in Tilbury Docks, Essex (Negative)
P37237; A port side view, taken from ahead of the beam, of the cargo liner Chantala (1950) alongside a berth in the Royal Albert Dock, London. Four lighters are alongside her. The bow of the Turkish cargo ship Gazi Osman Pasa (1961) can be seen astern of the Chantala (1950).
The cargo liner Chantala (1950) in the Royal Albert Dock, London. (Negative)
PCT1787; A slightly distant port side view, taken from ahead of the beam, of the passenger/cargo liner Athenic (1947) berthed in the Royal Docks, London. Her hull is in need of a coat of paint. In the right foreground is the bow of the cargo liner Chakdara (1951). A colour transparency.
The passenger/cargo liner Athenic (1947) berthed in the Royal Docks, London (Colour transparency)
PCT1789; A slightly distant port side view, taken from ahead of the beam, of the passenger/cargo liner Uganda (1952) alongside a berth in the Royal Docks, London. A colour transparency.
The passenger/cargo liner Uganda (1952) berthed in the Royal Docks, London (Colour transparency)
P38188; A close port side view of the passenger/cargo liner Kenya (1951) alongside a berth in the Royal Albert Dock, London, taken from the quayside just abaft amidships looking forward. There are three gangways in use, one of which is crossing a P.L.A. pontoon No. 23. A group of people is standing at the foot of the nearest gangway and a man is standing on it a few feet from the bottom. All of the ship aft of the funnel is out of the picture.
The passenger/cargo liner Kenya (1951) in the Royal Albert Dock, London (Negative)
P37235; A port side view, taken from ahead of the beam, of the cargo liner Chinkoa (1952) alongside a berth in the Royal Albert Dock, London. A number of lighters are alongside her.
The cargo liner Chinkoa (1952) in the Royal Albert Dock, London. (Negative)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
HMS 'Berkeley Castle (1943); Warship; Corvette (Full hull model)
Record Shot - Do not reproduce.
Weybridge (Builder's, Full hull model)
G10993; Interior of the passenger liner 'Metagama' (1915). The Cabin Class Nursery on the Boat Deck. This compartment may have earlier been fitted out as the Cabin Class Gymnasium. Some of the children are shown playing on a swing and rocking horse. A copy negative made by Bedford Lemere & Co. The original photographer is unknown.
Cabin Class Nursery on the 'Metagama' (1915) (Glass plate negative)
G10738; Interior of the passenger liner 'Llandovery Castle' (1914). The First Class Dining Saloon, on the Upper Deck. A view of the central area, looking forward.
First Class Dining Saloon on the 'Llandovery Castle' (1914) (Glass plate negative)
G10959; Deck view on the passenger liner 'Missanabie' (1914). A view from the starboard side of the Flying Bridge, looking across the tops of the deckhouses and down on the Boat Deck. The lifeboats and funnels are in the middle distance. New Brighton Tower is visible on the horizon.
Boat Deck on the 'Missanabie' (1914) (Glass plate negative)
G10747; Interior of the passenger liner 'Llandovery Castle' (1914). The First Class Smoking Room, on the Promenade Deck. A view looking aft, showing the central area under the raised roof and skylight, and the doors out to the First Class Verandah Café.
First Class Smoking Room on the 'Llandovery Castle' (1914) (Glass plate negative)
G10948; Interior of the passenger liner 'Missanabie' (1914). The Cabin Class Dining Saloon, on the Upper Deck (E Deck). A view from the starboard side, looking forward. A piano can be seen in the background. The main Cabin Class rooms on the 'Missanabie' were designed by the architect George Abraham Crawley (1864-1926) and mostly decorated in the Georgian style. The work was carried out by Wylie & Lochhead Ltd, Glasgow.
Cabin Class Dining Saloon on the 'Missanabie' (1914) (Glass plate negative)
G11006; Interior of the passenger liner 'Melita' (1918). The Cabin Class Dining Saloon, on the Awning Deck (D Deck). A view of the central area under the well, looking towards the stairs at the after end. Above is the Cabin Class Entrance Hall. The main Cabin Class rooms on the 'Melita' were designed by the architect George Abraham Crawley (1864-1926).
Cabin Class Dining Saloon on the 'Melita' (1918) (Glass plate negative)
G11014; The passenger liner 'Melita' (1918) underway. A view of the starboard side of the ship from aft of broadside. The ship is painted in dazzle camouflage and the 6 inch quick firing gun on the Poop Deck is visible. A copy negative made by Bedford Lemere & Co in January 1918. The original photographer is unknown.
'Melita' (1918) (Glass plate negative)
G10947; Interior of the passenger liner 'Missanabie' (1914). The passage on the port side of the Upper Promenade Deck (B Deck). A view looking forward. The panelling covering the engine and boiler casing is on the right side of the image, and the Cabin Class Lounge is in the distance. The main Cabin Class rooms on the 'Missanabie' were designed by the architect George Abraham Crawley (1864-1926).
Cabin Class passage on the 'Missanabie' (1914) (Glass plate negative)
G10751; Interior of the passenger liner 'Llandovery Castle' (1914). The Ironing Room, adjacent to the Wash House on the Aft Boat Deck. A view looking aft, with the Decoudun machine for ironing and finishing table linen on the right side of the image. In the background is a collar, cuff and shirt machine. Hand irons and a laundry trolley can also be seen. The laundry machinery was supplied by D. & J. Tullis Ltd, Clydebank.
Ironing Room on the 'Llandovery Castle' (1914) (Glass plate negative)
G10956; Interior of the passenger liner 'Missanabie' (1914). The Third Class Smoking Room, on the Lower Promenade Deck (C Deck). A view from the starboard side, looking forward.
Third Class Smoking Room on the 'Missanabie' (1914) (Glass plate negative)