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P37665; A starboard broadside view of the general cargo ship Indian Splendour (1957) maonoeuvring with tugs in the Main Dock at Tilbury. She is entering the West Branch Dock and the floating crane London Mammoth (1926) is on the right of the picture. There are lighters in the foreground.
The general cargo ship Indian Splendour (1957) in the Main Dock at Tilbury, Essex. (Negative)
P37669; A distant port very near broadside view, taken from only just ahead of the beam, of the general cargo ship Indian Trust (1960) under way in Gravesend Reach, River Thames, bound up. A tug is taking her bow line and a pilot launch is pulling away from her pilot ladder, which is deployed over the side amidships. A motor coaster is on the right, bound down.
The general cargo ship Indian Trust (1960) in Gravesend Reach, River Thames, Tilbury, Essex. (Negative)
P37668; A distant port side view, taken from ahead of the beam, of the general cargo ship Indian Trust (1960) under way in Gravesend Reach, River Thames, bound up. On the right and seen from just abaft her starboard beam is the bulk carrier Crystal Crown (1957) at anchor with a tug alongside. The tug Sun XX (1957), seen from just abaft her starboard beam, is at moorings in midstream. The gateway of Tilbury Fort is in the left background with Tilbury Power Station on the right.
The general cargo ship Indian Trust (1960) and the bulk carrier Crystal Crown (1957) in Gravesend Reach, River Thames, Tilbury, Essex. (Negative)
P37664; A starboard near broadside view, taken from just ahead of the beam, of the general cargo ship Indian Splendour (1957) maonoeuvring with tugs in the Main Dock at Tilbury. The floating crane London Mammoth (1926) is on the right of the picture and there are lighters on the left.
The general cargo ship Indian Splendour (1957) in the Main Dock at Tilbury, Essex. (Negative)
PCT1699; A starboard quarter view, taken from fine off the stern, of the cargo liner Indian Renown (1955) berthed in Tilbury Docks. The ship is badly obscured by dockside cranes. A colour transparency.
The cargo liner Indian Renown (1955) in Tilbury Docks, Essex (Colour transparency)
P37463; A distant starboard quarter view of the cargo liner Clan Sutherland (1951) manoeuvring in Tilbury Main Dock, bound in with tug assistance. The tug connected to her stern is the Plangent (1951), seen from wide off her starboard quarter and the bow tug is the Burma (1967), also seen from off her starboard quarter. On the right is the cargo ship Indian Renown (1955), seen from almost dead astern. In the right background is the Swedish ferry Saga (1966).
The cargo liner Clan Sutherland (1951) manoeuvring with tugs in Tilbury Main Dock, Essex, (Negative)
P38019; A port bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of the general cargo ship Geheimrat Sartori (1951) alongside a berth in the Millwall Docks, London. Shea has two rope ladders deployed over the side and her hatches are tented.
The general cargo ship Geheimrat Sartori (1951) in Millwall Docks, London (Negative)
P37993; A port quarter view, taken from the quay fine off the stern, of the cargo liner Lelykerk (1958) alongside 2 Berth in the Royal Albert Dock Basin, London. A dockside crane is being used to load a Bedford J Series cabbed lorry chassis.
The cargo liner Lelykerk (1958) in the Royal Albert Dock Basin, London (Negative)
P37666; A port side view, taken from well ahead of the beam, of the general cargo ship Indian Success (1958) alongside a berth in the Royal Albert Dock, London. She has a rope ladder deployed over the side and two lighters are outboard of her. The stern of a lighter named Drake is in the foreground.
The general cargo ship Indian Success (1958) in the Royal Albert Dock, London. (Negative)
P37667; A slightly distant port quarter view, taken from very wide off the stern, of the general cargo ship Indian Success (1958) alongside a berth in the Royal Albert Dock, London. She has a rope ladder deployed over the side and two lighters are outboard of her. The sterns of the cargo liners City of Khartoum (19460 and Rangitane (1949) can be seen on the left and the bow of the cargo liner Warla (1949) is on the right.
The general cargo ship Indian Success (1958) in the Royal Albert Dock, London. (Negative)