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The Wreck of the Trawler Jeanne
The Wreck of the Trawler Jeanne. - View image in PDF
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Mrs a Wooldridge of Stourbridge Worcs
Mrs A Wooldridge of Stourbridge Worcs. - View image in PDF
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A Vote of Thanks from Raymond Baxter
A vote of thanks from Raymond Baxter.. - View image in PDF
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RNLIs Busiest Lifeboat Station of All, Tower,
RNLIs Busiest Lifeboat Station Of All, Tower. - View image in PDF
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Notes of the Quarter from Page 183
crew acquitted themselves with distinction in spite of the fact that two of the members were in their 50s. Rowing an unfamiliar type of craft known as a Monamoy, they won their heat against a formidable crew representing the US National...
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The Sailing Barge Lord Churchill, of Faversham
Margate, Kent.—At 12.30 P.M. on the 5th December, 1937, information was received that a barge flying a distress signal had been seen by the coastguard about three miles east of Reculvers.
The motor life-boat Lord...
Top of the Form: Alton Branch
Top of the form: Alton branch present an annual trophy to the pub in their area which raises the most money for the Institution. Since 1982, the trophy has, each year, gone to the Railway Hotel whose landlord, Max Reitzler, has collected... - View image in PDF
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The Mayor of Calais at the Monument Des Sauveteurs
In front of him are the Life-boatmen of Calais.. - View image in PDF
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The Re-Opening of Penarth Lifeboat
The re-opening of Penarth lifeboat station and the handing over of the new D class lifeboat took place on the Esplanade on Saturday August 8. Vice-Admiral Sir Peter Compston, a deputy chairman of the Committee of Management, first received... - View image in PDF
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