LIFEBOAT MAGAZINE ARCHIVE
(Left) Lifeboatmen Wearing Bulky Cork Lifejackets, As Depicted In a Nineteenth Century Oil Painting
Left) Lifeboatmen Wearing Bulky Cork Lifejackets, As Depicted In A Nineteenth Century Oil Painting.
Category: Drawings
United States Life-Saving Service
THERE were 269 stations in this Life- saving Service at the close of the fiscal year which ended on the 30th June, 1900, this total being 4 in excess of that for the previous year. Of this number (269) 194 were situated on the Atlantic and...
Category: Articles
Admiral Mcgrigor's Eight-Year-Old Son Jock Is Shown the Life-Boat's Line-Throwing Rocket Gun
(See page 208). - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
Index to Advertisers
Adventure Wear Lid 2 Aegis Insurance Services (Group) Ltd 55 Acorn Editions Inside Front Cover Birds Eye Foods Ltd Back Cover Lane and Partners Ltd (Nestles) 36 Leicester Bui/ding Society Inside Front Cover Lifeline Film Service Inside Back...
Category: Index
Royal National Life-Boat Institution
The Eight Hon. C. 1. Ritchie, M.P., President of the Board of Trade, said in the House of Commons on the 14th February, 1896 :— " It is not the intention of the Board of Trade to interfere with the excellent work of the Royal National...
Category: Advertisement
Dona Marika
Tanker aground A MESSAGE came to the Angle (Pembrokeshire) honorary secretary from St Anne's Head Coastguard at 9.8 p.m.
on August 5, 1973, to say that the oil tanker Dona Marika had run aground on Wooltack Point,...
Contents
Notes of the Quarter 183 Contents Lifeboat Services 185 Annaal General Meeting and Presentation of Awards 192 N limber 476 The naming of the 52ft Arun relief lifeboat Sir Max Aitken 197 Back in Business—Hunstanton, closed 1931: re-opened...
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Left) Thomas Forehead and Mary Rowse a 52Ft Barnett Lifeboat Stationed at Plymouth from 1952 to 1974 for Her Service to Merc Enterprise An January 16 1974 Co
(Left) Thomas Forehead and Mary Rowse, a 52ft Barnett lifeboat stationed at Plymouth from 1952 to 1974. For her service to Merc Enterprise an January 16, 1974, Coxswain John Dare was awarded the bronze medal for gallantry.. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs