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(Below) Fig 1: the Hull Skeleton Builds Up Note Aft Ramp and Mahogany Filler Chocks to Raised End Box Gunwale the After Compensating Chock Gives Strength Where

Date: Spring 1977

Volume: 45

Issue: 460

(Below) Fig. 1: The hull skeleton builds up. Note aft ramp and mahogany filler chocks to raised end box gunwale. - View image in PDF

The after compensating chock gives strength where gunwale will be cut away for steering pan.. - View image in PDF

Category: Photographs

Here and There

Date: Summer 1984

Volume: 49

Issue: 489

On station THE FOLLOWING lifeboats have taken up station duties: Barra Island: 48ft 6in Solent class lifeboat ON 1020 (48-015), Hugh William Viscount Gough (previously stationed at Stornoway), June 16, 1984.

Invergordon:...

Category: Articles

Lydia and May

Date: August 1913

Volume: 22

Issue: 249

Early in the morning of the 9th January some of the cobles belonging to Cullercoats put to sea, for the pur- pose of fishing, in a S.E. breeze and heavy sea. Shortly afterwards the weather became very much worse and the sea dangerously rough...

James Cocker and Sons

Date: Winter 1984

Volume: 49

Issue: 487

Launch the 160th anniversary of the RNLI by introducing THE COXSWAIN to your garden Produced by rose specialists James Cocker and Sons, Aberdeen, in limited quantity for RNLI friends and supporters, this peach pink, sweetly scented hybrid...

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Venscapen and Fox

Date: February 1894

Volume: 15

Issue: 171

ALDEBURGH, SUFFOLK.—On the 20th November, whilst one of the most violent storms that has visited this coast for many years past was raging, the hull of a vessel was seen off Aldeburgh at about 6.30 A.M.

she appeared to be...

Wanderer and The Nautilus

Date: August 1889

Volume: 14

Issue: 153

Again, on the 10th May, the fishing boats were oTertaken by a heavy sea, which sprang up very suddenly and which was felt all along the east coast of Scotland.

The boats made with all speed for the harbour. One of them, the...

Helen Walker And Polly

Date: August 1905

Volume: 19

Issue: 217

A strong W.N.W. gale with a very heavy sea on 1st February caused great anxiety to be felt for some of the fishing boats which were at sea. About 4 P.M. a boat was seen approaching the harbour, and as it was felt that she could never weather...

Henry Harvey and Rebecca

Date: February 1894

Volume: 15

Issue: 171

On the following day a very severe »ale was experienced here, the wind blowing with hurricane force from the N.N.W. and the sea being very heavy.

The Thomas Fielden Life-boat was called out five times. On three...

Our Inland Branches. Huddersfield

Date: November 1886

Volume: 13

Issue: 142

HEMMED in on all sides by high hills, and occupying a position in the very heart of the manufacturing districts of Yorkshire and Lancashire, itself a large centre of population engaged in the woollen and cloth trades, is situated the town of...

Category: Articles

Centenary Publications and Souvenirs

Date: December 1923

Volume: 25

Issue: 280

" Britain's Life-boats -. The Story of a Century of Heroic Service." By Major A. J. DAWSON, with an Introduction by H.K.H. the PRINCE OF WALES, K.G., President of the Royal National Life-boat Institution, and a Fore- word by...

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