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Caister, Norfolk. — 6th May, 1938.
During the night an explosion was heard at sea, but nothing was found.—- Rewards, £29 5s..
This Very Attractive Dolls' House Was Star Prize In a Raffle
This very attractive dolls' house was star prize in a raffle organised by the ladies' guild committee of Whickham, Tyne and Wear. An impressive £524 was raised in this way.. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
The Second Prototype Arun Sir William Arnold (1973)
The second prototype Arun, Sir William Arnold (1973), was built of wood. She has the cutaway topsides but an early wheelhouse design later superceded.. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
(Above Bottom) 0-733 - a B Class
(Above bottom) 0-733 - a B class (and therefore an Atlantic) with the 700-plus number indicating a '75' rather than a '2T.. - View image in PDF
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Above Right
Above right. Superintendent of Cowes Base, Cdr Peter Gladwin, (left in photo) and Deputy Superintendent Mike Brinton with an Atlantic 21 ready to go on station. (Photos Bob Kennovin). - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
A Steamer (1)
JANUARY 19TH. - WALTON AND FRINTON, ESSEX. An unknown steamer had been bombed by enemy aeroplanes and set on fire, but her crew were rescued by a naval vessel. - Rewards, £26 18s..
A Fishing Boat (1)
MARCH 7TH. - POOLBEG, CO. DUBLIN.
An open fishing boat had been reported to be in difficulties, but she made port without help. - Rewards, £10 4s..
A Rubber Dinghy
APRIL 15TH. - HOYLAKE, CHESHIRE.
It had been reported that an R.A.F. pilot was in a rubber dinghy in the Dee Estuary, but nothing was found. - Rewards, £18 18s..
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FEBRUARY 5TH. - CLACTON - ON - SEA, ESSEX. The crew of an American aeroplane had baled out, but none of them could be found. It was learned later that they were safe. - Rewards, £11 17s..
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APRIL 9TH. - CROMER, NORFOLK.
Three airmen had baled out from an aeroplane, but nothing could be found. - Rewards, £11 18s. 6d..