An image showing 'N2157; A port bow view of HMS Ribble (1904), a torpedo boat destroyer, underway, possibly in the Solent. Awnings are rigged aft over the quarterdeck. Sailors can be seen on the port side, some working by the six-pounder gun. The negative has two small areas of paper masking: at the bottom and on the right side. Neither interferes with the image of the ship.'

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HMS Ribble (1904) underway, possibly in the Solent.

A port bow view of HMS Ribble (1904), a torpedo boat destroyer, underway, possibly in the Solent. Awnings are rigged aft over the quarterdeck. Sailors can be seen on the port side, some working by the six-pounder gun. The negative has two small areas of paper masking: at the bottom and on the right side. Neither interferes with the image of the ship.

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Object details

ID:	N2157
Collection:	Historic Photographs
Type:	Glass plate negative
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Perkins, Richard
Vessels:	Ribble (1904)
Date made:	1907
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 120 mm x 163 mm