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The Arromanches, photographed from the air, entering Dover Harbour with Vincent Auriol who are arriving on a three day state visit. 7th March 1950
P&O Liner Oriana setting sail from Southampton for Australia after a 15 day delay. 27th August 1970
The Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior near Tower Bridge. 9th August 1989
Sandy Pimlott and his Floating Bedstead, a homemade boat with a Morris 8 rear axle, 250cc motorbike engine and paddle wheels. Cruising on the river Tamar, St Budeaux, Plymouth, 15th April 1971
The Collier SS Petworth unloading her cargo of coal at Shoreham gasworks, Sussex, after arriving from Sunderland. 25th February 1947
The Cutty Sark in her dry dock at Greenwich. Preparations for her to become a maritime museum were nearly ready, and she opened to the public later that summer. 12th March 1957
The Zulfikar sailing of the coast of Lisbon, Portugal. 16th April 1991
10 college girls from Texas arrive at Plymouth on the S.s de Grasse. 18th July 194910 college girls from Texas arrive at Plymouth on the S.S de Grasse. 18th July 1949
Flicka II Sailing boat in action during the 12metres class of the Americas Cup yachting race. 15th June 1963
The ship Merel tied up in a London dock. Circa 1935
The ship Aquavite, being held in customs. 4th September 1958
The Phoenix, home-made Mississipi river boat, on the lake in Barking, Essex. 18th April 1949
The tanker British Builder
Pre-sailing drill aboard the French SS Sontay in unknown port. 1st May 1917
Lifeboat at Aldeburgh, Suffolk, The James Leath being hauled ashore. 31st May 1935
The 8, 000 ton ship Bristol City after being launched from John Readhead and Sons Shipyard on the River Tyne at South Shields
United States Coastguard Ship Eagle in Londons Shadwell Basin. 24th June 1939
The S. S. Aragon at Victoria docks in London. 12th June 1962The S.S. Aragon at Victoria docks in London. 12th June 1962
Half scale model of Sir Francis Drakes flagship in preparation for Navies week. 26th April 1945
Double hulled cruise ship The SSC Radisson Diamond. 26th May 1992
The African Queen in the Albert Edward Dock, North Shields
The 27, 000-ton motor liner ship the Dominion Monarch entering the River Tyne
Sealink Ferry Hengist sails for England from Boulogne, while blockades imposed by French fishermen keep 3 ferries in Le Havre. 25th August 1980
Ship La Sierra on the River Tyne
The SS Prahova anchored off St. Margerets bayThe SS Prahova anchored off St.Margerets bay, running its engines to stop the anchor dragging on a fast tide. 15th January 1934
The Kessingland Lifeboat Hugh Taylor out on exercise. 12 March 1934
The cable ship Edward Wilshaw which was officially handed over at Newcastle Quayside by shipbuilders Swan Hunter and Wigham Richardson to Cable and Wireless Limited
The ship Granwood is seen in the River Tyne after being launched at John Readhead & Sons Limited shipyard, South Shields
Crew of Lifeboat Guide of Dunkirk, Cadgwith, Cornwall. 12th June 1947. L to right Harry Putt ( Stephens). Alfie Stephens. Will Arthur. Fred Stephens COX. Watson Sec. Henry Jane. Buller
The passenger liner France 7th January 1962
The motor tanker Border Fusilier sliding fown the ways in to the River Tyne after she was launched by the Duchess of Northumberland at the Hebburn shipyard of R & W Hawthorn Leslie and Co Ltd
The centre portion of the oil-tanker Cadillac, which was launched without ceremony at Palmers Shipyard, Hebburn, River Tyne
Cape Spartel, Tangiers, Morocco. View of survivors camp with the wreck of the Delhi in the background. 13th December 1911
A dramatic sunset at one the River Tynes shipyards in 1948
The cross channel ferry Valencay at Newhaven, the whole port being searched at the time for Lord Lucan, whose abandoned car was found at the south coast port. 11th November 1974
The newly completed liner City of York now on her maiden voyage to South Africa in 1953
The ship Hyalina makes her past the two piers at the mouth of the River Tyne after leaving Swan Hunter and Wigham Richardson shipyard, Wallsend
Ship, the Orient liner Orsova being towed up the River Tyne, stern first, to Vickers-Armstrong naval yard at Walker, where she is to undergo a 10-week refit
The British Cavalier, the biggest ship to be built on the Wear, pictured on the stocks at J L Thompsons Shipyard at Sunderland
The Ship Gothic berthed on the River Tyne
This is the SS Harpagus completed by William Doxford, Sunderland, in November 1942. On 19 August 1944, she was blown in two by a mine off Arromanches. The forepart sank
The Cyprian Coast leaves Clelands yard, Willington Quay for trials in 1956
The tanker Clymeme leaving the river Tyne in 1961
Wreck of the Delhi with crew and passengers in a survivors camp. 29th December 1911
The steam yacht Nahlin, owned by Lady Henrietta Yule of Hanstead House, Bricket Wood, St Albans. Chartered by King Edward VIII (Prince of Wales at the time) for his cruise with Mrs Simpson in 1936
The 4, 090-ton ship Lambtonian undergoing repairs at Austins pontoon on the River Wear, Sunderland
The new tanker Athelstane moves downstream for her sea trials, built at the Hawthorn Leslie Hebburn yard
The Polish Liner Batory
