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Building the Fast Slipway Lifeboat—Part III: Plated Up

Date: Winter 1981

Volume: 47

Issue: 475

THE STEEL HULL of the fast slipway lifeboat is built upside down, so that the welder can look down on his work, both making the work easier and also making it possible for him to achieve the best results: the integrity and strength of the...

Category: Articles

The End of Hms Foudroyant

Date: Spring 1982

Volume: 48

Issue: 480

The end of HMS Foudroyant, one of Nelson's flagships which in her last years was used as a training ship for boys. White anchored off Blackpool on June 16, 1897, a gale blew up and she dragged aground. The lifeboat Samuel Fletcher of... - View image in PDF

Category: Photographs

The S.S. Glamorganbrook, of London

Date: 1946

Volume: War Years

Issue: 1946

OCTOBER 11TH. - WHITBY, AND SCARBOROUGH, YORKSHIRE. At 4.35 in the morning the Whitby coastguard reported a message from Cullercoats wireless station that the S.S.. Glamorganbrook, of London, bound for the Isle of Wight from Blyth, was...

The New Severn Class Lifeboat Daniel L Gibson Officially Named at Hull Marina

Date: Summer 2003

Volume: 59

Issue: 565

The new Severn class lifeboat Daniel L Gibson officially named at Hull Marina Photo: Gilbert Hampton. - View image in PDF

Category: Photographs

Ketty et Michou

Date: March 1964

Volume: 38

Issue: 407

FRENCH TRAWLER AIDED St. Mary's, Scilly Islands. A doctor rang the coxswain at 10 p.m. on 6th October, 1963, stating that he had heard from the Penzance Port Medical Authority that a French trawler, Ketty et Michou, was steaming at full...

The Duke of Northumberland Was the First Steam and the First Steel Lifeboat She Was Built By R and H Green of Blackball and Stationed In Turn at Harwich Holyhead and New Brighton Finally R

Date: Spring 1980

Volume: 47

Issue: 472

The Duke of Northumberland was the first steam, and the first steel, lifeboat. She was built by R. and H. Green of Blackball and stationed in turn at Hanvich. Holyhead and New Brighton, finally returning to Holyhead in 1897. where she... - View image in PDF

Category: Photographs

Rose of England

Date: July 1948

Volume: 32

Issue: 346

Tees mouth, and Redcar, Yorkshire.— At 6.40 in the evening of the 23rd of May, 1948, the South Gare coastguard reported both to Teesmouth and Redcar that a rowing boat, with three boys on board, was in difficulties near broken water...

Prepare to Cast Off Forward! Paul Richard Wilkinson of High Wycombe Is Only Just a Year Old But Has All the Ingredients of An Old Sea Dog He Loves Boats and Anything To

Date: Summer 1976

Volume: 44

Issue: 457

Prepare to cast off forward! Paul Richard Wilkinson, of High Wycombe, is only just a year old, but has all the ingredients of an old sea dog. He loves boats, and anything to do with them; so his family, who call him the sea pup, have... - View image in PDF

Category: Photographs

Services of the Life-Boats of the Institution During 1917

Date: February 1918

Volume: 23

Issue: 264

'W" indicates War Service.) Time of 1917. Launching.

Jan. 1-2. 6.35 p.m.

„ 9. 11.44a.m.

w „ 9-10.11.30 p.m.

„ 10. 1.30a.m.

„ 10. 10.30...

Category: Services

Services of the Life-Boats In 1962

Date: March 1963

Volume: 37

Issue: 403

Services of the Life-boats in 1962 Date Station 1962 Jan. 1 Broughty Ferry „ 3 Southend-on-Sea „ 4 St. Ives „ 5 Howth..

„ 6 Galway Bay ..

„ 6 St. Mary's 8 Barry Dock ..

Category: Services