Beta
Back to all results

Explore our Collection

Item Category
Type
Materials
Display Location
Creator
Places
Vessels
People
Show only: 
Applied Filters Mariner
Clear all

showing 50 objects results

N52206; BRITISH MARINER (1948); A port bow view; Under tow at Swansea, bound out.
British Mariner (1948) (Negative)
N52209; BRITISH MARINER (1948); A port bow view; Under tow in Queens Dock, Swansea.
British Mariner (1948) (Negative)
N52208; BRITISH MARINER (1948); A port bow view; Under tow in Queens Dock, Swansea.
British Mariner (1948) (Negative)
The County class guided missile destroyer Hampshire (1961) in the fitting out basin of John Brown & Co Ltd at Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire. The mainmast, after funnel, Mk 21 close range blind fire director and Type 901 radar director looking aft and to port from abreast the forefunnel at 03 deck level. (Roll film negative)
The County class guided missile destroyer Hampshire (1961) in the fitting out basin of John Brown & Co Ltd at Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire. The starboard side of the superstructure between 52 and 140 stations looking aft and to port from ahead of the bridge at 03 deck level. (Roll film negative)
Mariner (1871) (Historic Photographic Negative)
P22378; EMPIRE MARINER (1922); A port broadside view; Lying in port. Negative dated 3 Jul. 1944.
Empire Mariner (1922) (Negative)
sail
Upper deck plan
Forecastle deck plan
docking
Lower deck plan
Inboard profile plan
Upper deck plan
profile
profile
Forecastle deck plan
section
sail
Lower deck plan
The capture of the Spanish slave brig Marinereita, by H. Majesty's brig Black Joke April 26th 1831 (Drawing)
AAA1234; Ship badge, Mariner
Official boat badge of HMS Mariner (Boat badge)
The County class guided missile destroyer Hampshire (1961) in the fitting out basin of John Brown & Co Ltd at Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire. The starboard side of the hangar, Type 901 radar director and flight deck looking aft and to port from abaft the mainmast. (Roll film negative)
The County class guided missile destroyer Hampshire (1961) in the fitting out basin of John Brown & Co Ltd at Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire. The superstructure between 52 and 110 stations showing the command platform, MRS 3 director, masts and forefunnel from abreast 'B' turret at 03 deck level. (Roll film negative)