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'Anglia' - port broadside
'Anglia' (Waterline model)
N50839; ANGLIAN (1947); A port near beam from just forward of broadside view; At quayside in Kings Dock, Swansea. Working cargo.
Anglian (1947)
A close view of the stern of the spritsail barge Anglia (1898) berthed on the mud in Hoo Marina, Kent (Colour transparency)
A starboard bow view of the spritsail barge Anglia (1898) berthed on the mud alongside a concrete lighter in Hoo Marina, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A starboard bow view of the spritsail barge Victor (1895) on a mud berth at Hoo Marina, Kent. (Colour transparency)
The spritsail barges Anglia (1898) and Victor (1895) on mud berths at Hoo Marina, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A slightly distant port bow view of the spritsail barge Anglia (1898) under sail passing Garrison Point, Sheerness, bound out into the Thames Estuary from the River Medway. (Colour transparency)
A port bow view of the staysail spritsail barge Anglia (1898) under sail off Gillingham in Gillingham Reach, River Medway, Kent. (Roll film negative)
Three spritsail barges moored in a trot in the West Swale off Queenborough, Isle of Sheppey, Kent. (Colour transparency)
Sketch of the Anglia off Holyhead, 1848 (Drawing)
Unsigned & undated painting showing starboard side of three masted ship rigged vessel said to be True Briton (1861). Ship rigged with double topsails on fore & main, single topsail on mizzen, single topgallants, single royals & 13 painted ports. She is flying blue peter & houseflag & is being towed by the Watkins 3 funnelled paddle tug Anglia (1866). Tilbury Fort Watergate is in the background. Negatives numbers G1485, G1486 and G1487 are all copies of the same painting. F. C. Gould & Son
True Briton (1861) (Glass plate negative)
A unsigned & undated painting showing starboard side of a three masted ship rigged vessel said to be True Briton (1861). Ship is rigged with double topsails on the fore & main, single topsail on the mizzen, single topgallants, single royals & 13 painted ports. She is flying blue peter & houseflag & is being towed by Watkins 3 funnelled paddle tug Anglia (1866). Tilbury Fort Watergate in background. Negatives numbers G1485, G1486 and G1487 are all copies of the same painting. F. C. Gould & Son
True Briton (1861) (Glass plate negative)
N50837; ANGLIAN (1947); A starboard bow view; Under way arriving at Swansea.
Anglian (1947) (Historic Photographic Negative)
N50838; ANGLIAN (1947); A starboard near beam from just forward of broadside view; Under way arriving at Swansea.
Anglian (1947) (Historic Photographic Negative)
A distant starboard bow view of the spritsail barge Anglia (1898) under sail passing into the Thames Estuary from Saltpan Reach, River Medway. (Colour transparency)
The spritsail barges Anglia (1898) and Victor (1895) on mud berths at Hoo Marina, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A close view of the stern of the spritsail barge Anglia (1898) berthed on the mud in Hoo Marina, Kent (Colour transparency)
The spritsail barges Anglia (1898) and Victor (1895) on mud berths at Hoo Marina, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A slightly distant starboard side view, taken from well ahead of the beam, of the spritsail barge Anglia (1898) under sail in Saltpan Reach, River Medway, approaching Grain Power Station bound out. (Colour transparency)
The spritsail barges Anglia (1898) and Victor (1895) on mud berths at Hoo Marina, Kent. (Colour transparency)
The spritsail barges Anglia (1898) and Victor (1895) on mud berths at Hoo Marina, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A close view of the starboard bow of the spritsail barge Anglia (1898) berthed on the mud alongside a concrete lighter in Hoo Marina, Kent. (Colour transparency)
The spritsail barges Anglia (1898) and Victor (1895) on mud berths at Hoo Marina, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A distant port bow view of the spritsail barge Anglia (1898) under sail passing Garrison Point, Sheerness, into the Thames Estuary from Saltpan Reach, River Medway. (Colour transparency)