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PCT16632; A distant port bow view of the cable ship John W. Mackay (1922) moored at Enderby Dolpins in Greenwich, London. The photographer is standing on the quayside south of the river looking towards the cable ship. Two barges are moored in front of the bow of John W. Mackay in the middle ground.
A distant port bow view of the cable ship John W. Mackay (1922) moored at Enderby Dolpins in Greenwich, London (Colour transparency)
Unnamed 222ft armoured barbette battleship proposed by George Turner (1860) (Technical drawing)
Unnamed 254ft armoured barbette battleship proposed by George Turner (1860) (Technical drawing)
Unnamed 254ft armoured barbette battleship proposed by George Turner (1860) (Technical drawing)
Tables on seasoning timber (Technical drawing)
PCT16633; A view of the Enderby House office building, taken from the cable ship John W. Mackay (1922) moored at Enderby Wharf in Greenwich, London. The photographer is standing on the port side of the ship looking north east. Empty barges are moored in front of the house in the forground.
A view of the Enderby House office building, taken from the cable ship John W. Mackay (1922) moored at Enderby Wharf in Greenwich, London (Colour transparency)
PCT16634; The TELPAL [Tel-Aviv, Israel and Palo, Italy: the end locations for the cable] submarine cable being loaded on board the cable ship John W. Mackay (1922) moored at Enderby Wharf in Greenwich, London. The photographer is standing on the port side of the ship looking east. The cable is being held by three crewmen on a jetty in the middle ground and fed towards the vessel
The TELPAL submarine cable being loaded on board the cable ship John W. Mackay (1922) moored at Enderby Wharf in Greenwich, London. (Colour transparency)
PCT16631; A view looking east along the River Thames in Greenwich, London. The photographer is standing on the quayside south of the river. Two barges are moored in front of the bow of the cable ship John W. Mackay (1922) in the middle ground. The East Greenwich Gas Works are in the background. Blackwall Power Station is on the left hand side in the background
A view looking east along the River Thames in Greenwich, London (Colour transparency)
P37435; A slightly distant port side view, taken from ahead of the beam, of the general cargo ship Caxton (1958) under tow in Greenwich Reach, River Thames, passing Greenwich, bound down. She is lightly laden. The tugs, both seen from off their port side just ahead of the beam, are the Sun IV (1915) nearest with the Sunrise (1928) beyond. The Cutty Sark (1869) is in her dry dock in the background.
The general cargo ship Caxton (1958) passing Greenwich, London, in tow bound down. (Negative)
Unnamed 254ft armoured barbette battleship proposed by George Turner (1860) (Technical drawing)
Unnamed 254ft armoured barbette battleship proposed by George Turner (1860) (Technical drawing)
Unnamed 254ft armoured barbette battleship proposed by George Turner (1860) (Technical drawing)
Tables on seasoning timber (Technical drawing)
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