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Portsmouth Dockyard, taken from on board a ship in Portsmouth Harbour, looking south to the harbour entrance (Roll film negative)
Portsmouth Dockyard, taken from on board a ship in Portsmouth Harbour, looking south to the harbour entrance (Roll film negative)
A starboard side view of the Royal Navy type 81 general purpose frigate Zulu (1962) in Portsmouth Harbour. (Roll film negative)
Old Portsmouth and the harbour entrance taken from on board a ship inside Portsmouth Harbour, bound out. (Roll film negative)
Portsmouth Dockyard and HMS Victory (1765) from on board a vessel in Portsmouth Harbour. (Roll film negative)
The Royal Navy light cruiser Belfast (1938) under way in Portsmouth Harbour, bound out from Middle Slip Jetty, Portsmouth Dockyard. (Roll film negative)
The Royal Navy light cruiser Belfast (1938) under way in Portsmouth Harbour, bound out from Middle Slip Jetty, Portsmouth Dockyard. (Roll film negative)
The Royal Navy aircraft carrier Eagle (1946) alongside Middle Slip Jetty in Portsmouth Dockyard, taken from on board a ship in Portsmouth Harbour (Roll film negative)
A port side view of the Royal Navy aircraft carrier Eagle (1946) alongside Middle Slip Jetty in Portsmouth Dockyard. (Roll film negative)
Weevil Lake and Gosport from on board a ship in Portsmouth Harbour (Roll film negative)
Royal Navy ships, including the destroyer Diamond (1950) laid up in Fareham Creek, Portsmouth Harbour (Roll film negative)
The Royal Navy light cruiser Belfast (1938) under way in Portsmouth Harbour, bound out from Middle Slip Jetty, Portsmouth Dockyard. (Roll film negative)
The Royal Navy aircraft carrier Eagle (1946) and Portsmouth Dockyard jetties from on board a ship in Portsmouth Harbour (Roll film negative)
P50281; Taking in the Bermudan mizzen on board the 3-masted topsail schooner Malcolm Miller (1968) while entering Portsmouth Harbour.
Taking in the Bermudan mizzen on board the 3-masted topsail schooner Malcolm Miller (1968) while entering Portsmouth Harbour. (Roll film negative)
PM11694/7A; A port broadside view of a small workboat named Pentactasmotoring in Portsmouth Harbour with Camper & Nicholson's Gosport boatyard in the background. A motor yacht is moored off the boatyard. Negatives numbers PM11693/6A, PM11694/7A, PM11695/8A, PM11709/28A to PM11709/31A and PM11710/32A are of the same workboat.
A small workboat named Pentactas motoring in Portsmouth Harbour with Camper & Nicholson's Gosport boatyard in the background. (Roll film negative)
P50436; Girl trainees manning the foremast, shrouds, and yards on board the 3-masted topsail schooner Malcolm Miller (1968) for a ceremonial entry into port, probably Portsmouth. The photographer is looking up and aft from the foredeck.
Girl trainees manning the foremast, shrouds, and yards on board the 3-masted topsail schooner Malcolm Miller (1968) for a ceremonial entry into port, probably Portsmouth. (Roll film negative)
P50408; A three-quarter length portrait of the captain standing on the starboard side of the deckhouse top on board the 3-masted topsail schooner Malcolm Miller (1968) while under way in Portsmouth Harbour. He is wearing an oilskin coat over his uniform, facing to port and his right hand is resting on the starboard Kelvin's Ball of the highly decorative binnacle. Gosport is in the background. The photographer is looking aft and to starboard from the port side of the deckhouse top.
The captain standing on the starboard side of the deckhouse top on board the 3-masted topsail schooner Malcolm Miller (1968) while under way in Portsmouth Harbour. (Roll film negative)
P50437; Girl trainees manning the foremast, shrouds, and yards on board the 3-masted topsail schooner Malcolm Miller (1968) for a ceremonial entry into port, probably Portsmouth. One of tjhe girls on the upper yard is waving. The photographer is looking up and aft from the foredeck.
Girl trainees manning the foremast, shrouds, and yards on board the 3-masted topsail schooner Malcolm Miller (1968) for a ceremonial entry into port, probably Portsmouth. (Roll film negative)
P50209; A distant starboard side view, taken from well abaft the beam, of the 3-masted topsail schooner Malcolm Miller (1968) under sail entering Portsmouth Harbour. All of her fore-and-sails and her fore top square sail are set and she has the sail mark TS K2 on her Bermudan mizzen. Three of her crew are working on the upper yard. She is being escorted by a 1300 series rescue pinnace. HMS Dolphin and Fort Blockhouse are in the background.
A distant starboard side view, taken from well abaft the beam, of the 3-masted topsail schooner Malcolm Miller (1968) under sail entering Portsmouth Harbour. (Roll film negative)
P50441; Girl trainees manning the foremast, shrouds, and yards on board the 3-masted topsail schooner Malcolm Miller (1968) for a ceremonial entry into port, probably Portsmouth. The photographer is looking up and forward from the deckhouse top just forward of the mainmast.
Girl trainees manning the foremast, shrouds, and yards on board the 3-masted topsail schooner Malcolm Miller (1968) for a ceremonial entry into port, probably Portsmouth. (Roll film negative)
P50212; A slightly distant starboard broadside view of the 3-masted topsail schooner Malcolm Miller (1968) under sail approaching Portsmouth Harbour. All of her fore-and-sails and her fore top square sail are set and she has the sail mark TS K2 on her Bermudan mizzen. Three of her crew are working on the upper yard. She is being escorted by a 1300 series rescue pinnace. Haslar Wall and the submarine escape tower are in the background.
A slightly distant starboard broadside view of the 3-masted topsail schooner Malcolm Miller (1968) under sail approaching Portsmouth Harbour. (Roll film negative)
Portsmouth Harbour (Roll film negative)
N72; A starboard bow view of the Duke of Wellington (1852), a 120-gun wooden screw three-deck warship, at anchor in Portsmouth Harbour. The upper masts of the main for foremasts are out of the picture. Semaphore Tower, Portsmouth Dockyard, can be seen in the background just in front of the bow. The stern of one ship and the bow of another, with '14' painted on the port bow, are alongside the quay. At this stage in her career the Duke of Wellington was the flagship for the Commander-in-Chief.
HMS Duke of Wellington (1852) at anchor, Portsmouth Harbour. (Glass plate negative)
A slightly distant starboard broadside view of the former United States submarine S.29 (1922) beached in Portchester Creek in Portsmouth Harbour. (Roll film negative)