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The new motor vessel City of Wellington, a 10, 000 ton cargo liner for the Ellerman Line, swings in to the basin at the Cammell Laird shipyard in Birkenhead
A mass meeting was held at Liverpool Pierhead, led by Mr Albert Bull, District Secretary of the National Union of Seamen (Mersey Area), during the Seamans strike
The Ellermann Lines ship "City of Hull". Circa 1960The Ellermann Lines ship " City of Hull". Circa 1960
The Ellermann Lines ship "City of Wellington". Circa 1977The Ellermann Lines ship " City of Wellington". Circa 1977
The alarming list when the superstructure of the Empress of Canada came within feet of the loading bays on the dock shed. Gladstone Dock, Liverpool. January 1953
The ship "City of Brooklyn"makes a fine sight in Canada Dock, LiverpoolThe ship " City of Brooklyn" makes a fine sight in Canada Dock, Liverpool. Her bunting is flying to celebrate the Royal Birth (Prince Andrew was born on 19th February 1960)
Aerial photograph showing the £1 million container berth at Gladstone dockAerial photograph showing the £ 1 million container berth at Gladstone dock, built as an interim measure while the Seaforth container dock is completed
General view of the Stalbridge Dock on the River Mersey at Garston, Liverpool, showing the new cranes, constructed as part of the post war improvements. 30th March 1960
General view of the South east side of Staly Bridge dock in Garston, Liverpool showing the new cranes, constructed as part of the post war improvements. 14th April 1958
General view of Gladstone dock in central Liverpool showing the crude oil tanker Patroclus. 11th May 1966
View of Alfred Dock on the River Mersey in Birkenhead, looking toward the Liverpool waterfront in the background. 5th December 1967
Alexandra Dock, Hull 28th November 1953
Aerial view of King George and Queen Elizabeth Docks, Hull. In the centre of the picture is the North Sea Ferries ship The Norstar moored alongside the Ferry Terminal. Circa 1985
Where the old clock tower once provided a landmark, Hulls new Riverside Quay stands out in sharp contrast to its older surroundings
Princess Diana in Scotland visiting the area of Govan, on The Clyde, the centre of shipbuilding in Scotland for many years
Crewmen of the Trawler Marbi Larde seen here operating a winch to unloading their catch at the Hull Fish Dock. 26th June 1981
Crewman of the Trawler Marbi Larde seen here unloading their catch at the Hull Fish Dock. 26th June 1981
The Hull trawler Coriolanus seen here taking on stores in preparation for a voyage to the Northern fishing grounds. 13th November 1967
The crew of a diving boat chat with a crew member of the Boyd Line Ltd sidewinder trawler Arctic Ranger as she lay alongside St Andrews Dock, Hull. Circa June 1948
The catch from the trawler Valther is off loaded at the Fish Dock prior to the mornings auction. 10th March 1978
The Thor Trawl factory trawler seen here in a Hull dry dock undergoing repairs. 13th December 1984
Torquay Harbour Circa 1880
Ready to Sail: Brixham trawlers waiting a breeze in 1890
Torbays own fireboat in Torquay harbour in September 1973
Charles Hill shipyard 1970
SS Great Britain heading for the dry dock where she was built, for restoration 5th July 1970
Brunels Bridge and Brunels ship together for the first time SS Great Britain 5th July 1970
The steel four masted barque Glaucus one of the many sailing ships bringing goods to Bristol from around the world at the beginning of the 20th Century. Circa 1900
the SS Great Britain finally at rest in the dry dock, 5th July 1970
SS Edendale entering Bristol docks. Circa 1950
SS Great Britain (SS GB) being towed from Falklands to Bristol in 1970
The SS Great Britain around Horseshoe Bend in the River Avon, 5th July 1970
After providing training for around 70, 000 boys over a period of 27 years, the Sea Training Ship Vindicatrix seen here leaving Sharpness under tow by the tugs Primrose
Campbells Paddle Steamers, Glen Usk aground at Horseshoe Bend River Avon, Shirehampton, Bristol August 1959
The Echo, seen being launched here in 1957 from Charles Hills shipyard in the Floating Harbour, was built for the Bristol Steam Navigation Company (later Bristol Seaway)
Ipswich docks, Suffolk. 7th Januray 1965
The Dunkirk evacuation, the evacuation of Allied soldiers from the beaches and harbour of Dunkirk, France between 26th May and 4th June 1940, during World War II
Tees Dock, full of ships. 1971. Tees Dock, full of shipsTees Dock, full of ships. 1971.Tees Dock, full of ships. Redcar and Cleveland, North Yorkshire. 1971
General view of the Kings Dock, Swansea, Wales. 8th April 1937
De Havilland Mosquito FB Mark VIs of No. 248 Squadron RAF seen here attacking a German M class minesweeper and two trawler auxiliaries in the mouth of the Gironde River off Royan, France
A Avro Anson of Coastal Command working in cooperation with two convoy escorts hunt down a German U-Boat in the Western Approaches in the spring of 1940
The Hunt Class destroyer HMS Brocklesby steaming at high speed during a target practice exercise off Plymouth Sound 4th November 1941
The Flower class corvette HMS Hibiscus (K24) escorting a convoy on the North Atlantic. September 1941
A US destroyer fires a pattern of depth charges during a search for a German U-boat. 9th November 1942 The depth charge was the main anti-submarine warfare weapon used against the German submarine
A big range of aircraft parked at the forward end of the flight deck of HMS Illustrious after landing on completion of an exercise in the Indian Ocean
Lifeboat, Whitby, North Yorkshire, England, 21st October 1997
Replica of HMS Endeavour, Whitby, North Yorkshire, England, 21st October 1997
The Flight Deck of HMS Courageous June 1921
