691. TINY MATE (or MITE ?) built about 1955
From: Barges
Date: c1955
Image ID BF21_001_042_002

692. SPINAWAY C and tankers in the Blackwater. No copyright marking on print.
From: Barges
Image ID BF21_001_044_001

693. Essex barge loaded with hay bound for London before 1914
Image ID BF21_001_049_001

694. Stack barge in Swin
Image ID BF21_001_050_001

695. Barge MILDREDA. Photo from H E Smith Gt Wakering. 1920. Ron Green thinks this photo came from Bob Gosling, who was a barge skipper.
MILDREDA was built ...
From: Barges
Image ID BF21_001_051_001

696. Photo of oil painting by Edward W Cooke of stack barges lying on the Thames
From: Barges
Image ID BF21_001_052_001

697. Whitstable whelkers (motor).
These double-ended craft were a bit like the Norfolk cobles or doreys and I remember several at the harbour when I was a boy ...
From: South East Craft
Image ID BF24_001_050_001

698. Medway
From: Shipbuilding - Blackwater smacks and bawleys
Image ID BF25_001_016_001

699. LO406 at Gravesend. From Smacks and Bawleys, Page 14.
From: Shipbuilding - Blackwater smacks and bawleys
Image ID BF25_001_016_002

700. Built in a Garden - Yaching Monthly January 1950. MALWEN - Having lost his smack SNOWDROP outside Gravelines in July 1948, Mr Stanley Hills decided to build ...
Date: January 1950
Image ID BF25_001_021_001

701. MALWEN under construction.
From "Built in a Garden" in Yachting Monthly January 1950
Date: 1949
Image ID BF25_001_021_002

702. MALWEN under construction in Stanley Hills' garden in Yorick Road.
From "Built in a Garden" in Yachting World January 1950
Date: 1949
Image ID BF25_001_021_003

703. MALWEN on its way to launching at the Hard.
From "Built in a Garden" in Yachting Monthly January 1950
Date: 1949
Image ID BF25_001_021_004

704. MALWEN, 38ft Sloop in Yachting World January 1950, page 23.
Date: January 1950
Image ID BF25_001_021_006

705. MALWEN's clear decks are a joy to the crew.
From "MALWEN, 38ft sloop" in Yachting Monthly January 1950
Date: 1949
Image ID BF25_001_021_007

706. Arrival on Mersea Hard.
From "MALWEN, 38ft sloop" in Yachting Monthly January 1950
Date: 1949
Image ID BF25_001_021_008

707. "She has proved full of character"
From "MALWEN, 38ft sloop" in Yachting Monthly January 1950
Date: 1949
Image ID BF25_001_021_009

708. "She has proved full of character"
From "MALWEN, 38ft sloop" in Yachting World January 1950
Date: 1949
Image ID BF25_001_021_010

709. Crew of racing cutter NEVA. Captain Lemon Cranfield of Rowhedge, seated in chair second from right, front row. One of the smartest racing crews in history with ...
From: Shipbuilding - Blackwater smacks and bawleys
Image ID BF25_001_027_001

710. TALOA - built Colne Marine ( Guy Harding ), Wivenhoe.
[Completed 1950 according to Ships Built on the River Colne CD 2009]
Date: 1950
Image ID BF25_001_049_001

711. TALOA - built Colne Marine, Wivenhoe
Date: 1950
Image ID BF25_001_049_002

712. TALOA - built Colne Marine, Wivenhoe.
From: Shipbuilding - Blackwater smacks and bawleys
Date: 1950
Image ID BF25_001_049_004

713. CK252 little' MARY
From: Smacks
Image ID BF33_001_020_001

714. Smacks fitting out in autumn for winter fisheries. Mr Martin's ELLEN CK222, with man up mast. William Cranfield's SUNBEAM at extreme right.
CK15
Used ...
From: Smacks
Image ID BF33_001_022_001

715. The Leigh Bawley by L.H. Foster.
Describes a model of the OLIVE MIRIAM LO3. The bawley was built by Cann of Harwich in 1907.
Page 1 of article ...
Image ID BF33_001_023_001

716. The Leigh Bawley by L.H. Foster.
Describes a model of the OLIVE MIRIAM LO3.
Page 2 of article published in Model Ships & Power Boats November 1949.
Image ID BF33_001_023_002

717. MN15 - 'My Blackwater negs'. According to records she is the WILLIAM.
From: Smacks
Image ID BF33_001_075_001

718. Various craft, paddle steamer
From: Smacks
Image ID BF33_001_080_001

719. J. & H. Cann. Founded 1868 ?
Names of Bawleys.
IRENE, MAUD, OLIVE MIRIAM, GRACIE, OSPREY, DORIS, UNITY, ONWARD, TWO BROTHERS, VERONA, IRIS, HELEN AND ...
Image ID BF33_018_001

720. Cann Harwich - draft article by John Leather. Page 1.
Image ID BF33_018_002