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The 18, 700 ton Norwegian liner Bergensfjord built at the Wallsend Shipyard of Swan Hunter and Wigham Richardson leaves the River Tyne
Crowds of people bid farewell to the Ship Monarch of Bermuda now named Arkadia before her departure from the Tyne
The Ship Monarch of Bermuda now named Arkadia on right passing Tyne Dock on the River Tyne
The ship Glenmoor
The training ship Wellesley on fire in the Tyne in 1914. The ship part of the Wellesley Nautical School founded in 1868 aimed to train young ment for service at sea
At the Nautical College, Pangbourne, Berks for the training of Cadets to become officers in the Royal and Merchant Navy. Cadets are seen here having instruction on the rules of road
Two of the crew of a Royal Navy minesweeper on coastal convoy duties off the south west coast of England find time between alerts to wash their smalls. September 1942
Crew of a Royal Navy minesweeper seen here at action stations during coastal convoy duty off the south west coast of England. September 1942
Ships Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert entering Dartmouth in Devon. She was the third yacht to carry the name Victoria and Albert, she was built at Pembroke Dock: she was 4
The jungle of steel and concrete is the heart of the River Wear industry seen from the Monkwearmouth Bridge at Sunderland
The dry dock at the Austin and Pickergill Shipyard, Sunderland
For the first time in 46 years the two sections of the gate of No 2 dry dock at Swan Hunter shipbuilders in Wallsend, were romoved today for major maintenance repairs
One of the Esso super tankers take shape at Swan Hunter shipbuilders in Wallsend, towering over the nearby houses
The oil-tanker Esso Portsmouth undergoes surgery at Swan Hunter and Wigham Richardson shipyard in Wallsend, River Tyne
The super ferry Maori leaving the Tyne in 1955
The largest cable ship in the world The Monarch built at the Neptune Yard, Walker in 1946
The Ship Gothic berthed on a North East River
The 31, 000-ton tanker ship Llanishen launched from Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson shipyard at Wallsend on the River Tyne
The Majestic, the worlds largest linerm, which was bought by the White Star Line from the Government, after the Germans had handed her over to Britain
The ship Loch Don on a North East River
Manned by cadets, the Norwegian training ship Sorlandet is seen entering the River Wear, Sunderland
The 18, 000-ton Shell tanker ship Hinnites after her launch from Walker Naval Yard on the River Tyne
The Queenmoor a 4, 862 tons Moor Line ship on the River Tyne to undergo repairs for fire damage
River Tyne built for Tyne owners, The tanker Thamesfield (32, 000-tons) built by Hawthorn Leslie Shipbuilders Limited, Hebburn for Hunting Eden Tankers, Ltd, Newcastle
The ship Ocean Monarch (now called Varna) leaves the River Tyne after her refit at the Walker Naval Yard of Vickers-Armstrong
September sunshine gives a pleasing effect to the German timber boat, Glucjauf, as it sails into Blyth Import Dock
The 500 ton Quarterman tanker after her launch
Ship motor ore carrier 1, 500-tons Prospector built by R and W Hawthorn Leslie and Co Ltd, Hebburn on the River Tyne
The ship Nepture slides down the slipway at the Nepture Yard of Swan Hunter and Wigham Richardson
The ship Oslo Fjord leaves a shipyard in Wallsend on the River Tyne
The 27, 000 tons motor liner ship the Dominion Monarch built at a Wallsend shipyard on the River Tyne
The ship Innesmoor returning back to her birthplace, Hawthorn Leslies on the River Tyne at Hebburn
The veteran Norwegian ship Jupiter coming alongside the River Tyne Commission Quay, North Shields
The Eastern Prince ship 8, 700-ton passenger and cargo liner built at Walker Naval Yard leaving the River Tyne
The first bulk carrier to be built at the Sunderland shipyard of Joseph L Thompson and Sons, the ship Gjendefjell is seen after her launch on the River Wear
The midshape and stern section of the World Galde during the undocking operation at Palmers Yard in Hebburn, River Tyne
The first half of a 46, 000 ton ship was launched today without ceremony yesterday from the Southwick Yard of Austin and Pickersgill on the River Wear, while this half, the stern
The new ship liner Leda at the Tyne Commission Quay on the River Tyne at North Shields
The tanker Esso Exeter after being launched from a North East shipyard
The gate was lowered, and into Messrs. T. W. Greenwell and Companys new 670 foot long dry dock at Sir James Laing & Sons, Yard, Sunderland nosed the recently built 15, 000 ton tanker Merchant Knight
Ship the Port Auckland at a North East dockside
Double hulled cruise ship The SSC Radisson Diamond. 26th May 1992
The 10, 500-ton ship Dorington Court after launching from the River Wear Sunderland shipbuilding yard of Short Brothers
Arctic survey vessel the Discovery II arriving at St Katharines Docks in London. 11 May 1939
Sliding down to the River Wear after being launched yesterday at the Sunderland shipyard ofs P Austin and Sons Limited, is the 2, 500-ton ship Greenbatt
Zealandia also known as S. S. Zealandia and nicknamed "Z"(or "Zed"Zealandia also known as S.S. Zealandia and nicknamed " Z" (or " Zed" ) was a historically-significant 6, 683 ton multi-decked single-funnelled Australian cargo and passenger ship
The SS Canterbury sets off for Calais with holidaymakers cars and bicycles on board
The ship Olympia leaving Southampton on her maiden voyage
