1501. MAVIS of Hull, a billyboy ketch built at Beverley in 1896
Photo Stockton-on- Tees Ref. Lib.
Used in Barges, page 140.
Used in The Big Barges page ...
From: Negatives
Image ID BOXB9_001_002

1502. Ketch barge on left is PARKEND, Official No. 67228.
Ron Green has this on a postcard title 'The Docks Bridgwater' and writes:
PARKEND was built by ...
From: Negatives
Image ID BOXB9_001_003

1503. The Ipswich-built IVY P worked out of Liverpool and the Irish Sea. She is seen off New Brighton in a breeze with mizzen hastily stowed, foresail reefed and ...
From: Negatives
Image ID BOXB9_001_004

1504. Barge LORD CHURCHILL as a houseboat. Official No. 094389.
From: Negatives
Image ID BOXB9_001_005

1505. Photo is marked A.King, Littlehamp
John Harvey of Littlehampton aboard the Swedish barquentine BONDEN after a collision, 1904-5, Near the damaged bulwark ...
From: Negatives
Date: c1905
Image ID BOXB9_001_007

1506. Start of the Little Ship Club's race from Brightlingsea to Ostende. Nineteen small cruising yachts are in sight, with Major Paget's black-hulled cutter-rigged ...
From: Douglas Went photographs
Date: 7 August 1937
Image ID BOXB9_002_001

1507. Little Ship Club race to Ostend. The only ocean race in which the boats start from anchors.
CONCARA (Major H G Moore) was away first. COLUMBINE's crew ...
From: Douglas Went photographs
Date: 1 August 1938
Image ID BOXB9_002_002

1508. Maas Race. PRELUDE Giles design built by Captain M R Jefferies and other officers of the Royal Engineers at Aldershot for her first sail and race found the ...
From: Douglas Went photographs
Date: 3 June 1938
Image ID BOXB9_002_003

1509. Gulls and the scalloper P.A.G. CK2 on Brightlingsea Hard.
Used in The Sailor's Coast Page 45.
Douglas Went Photograph
From: Douglas Went photographs
Image ID BOXB9_002_004

1510. As the yachtsman never sees it - wintry weather in Brightlingsea Creek.

Photograph used on front page of Essex County Standard 3 February 1940 under ...
From: Douglas Went photographs
Date: February 1940
Image ID BOXB9_002_006

1511. Eel alive oh! The crew of a Dutch eel-carrier lying off Brightlingsea dip-net the cargo from the hold into perforated measures before they are boxed and ...
From: Douglas Went photographs
Image ID BOXB9_002_007

1512. PEARL and 30ft cutter MERLIN off West Mersea. MERLIN was built at Robert Aldous, Brightlingsea, in 1896 as SEA BIRD.
Used in The Sailor's Coast page 102.
From: Douglas Went photographs
Image ID BOXB9_002_009

1513. Tollesbury smack 251CK
From: Tollesbury
Image ID BOXB9_003_001

1514. Tollesbury fleet laid up in Summer. CK116.
Used in The Stowboaters page 9.
From: Tollesbury
Image ID BOXB9_003_002

1515. Rowhedge Ironworks Ship No. 705 steel motor yacht UMBRINA ready for launch. Built for an American owner.
Used in The Northseamen page 317.
Photo ...
From: Photographs --- various
Date: 1949
Image ID BOXB9_005_004

1516. Captain Hayzell Polley of Brightlingsea, one time master of the 224 ton schooner yacht HEARTSEASE, demonstrates a sextant to David Leather.
From: Photographs --- various
Date: 1966
Image ID BOXB9_005_005

1517. Unidentified gaff cutter
From: Photographs --- various
Image ID BOXB9_005_006

1518. Launch of the 99ft wood steam yacht ANEMONE V, built by Aldous in 1906. Smack and racing yacht under repair on right.
Used in The Northseamen page 307
From: Photographs --- various
Date: c1906
Image ID BOXB9_005_007

1519. KISMET.
From: Photographs --- various
Image ID BOXB9_005_008

1520. JULLANAR under canvas.
Used in Last Stronghold of Sail, page 125.
From: JULLANAR photos from Last Stronghold of Sail
Image ID BOXB9_006_001

1521. JULLANAR on the slipway at Wivenhoe Shipyard.
Used in Last Stronghold of Sail, page 125.
Hervey Benham Collection
From: JULLANAR photos from Last Stronghold of Sail
Image ID BOXB9_006_002

1522. The cutter smack DOVE 111CK, owned by J. Pearce of Tollesbury, built by built by Aldous of Brightlingsea.
Completion date not known. 27 Sept 1892 ...
From: Smacks
Image ID BOXB9_007_001

1523. The gulls wheel over the loaded smacks in Brightlingsea Creek on a misty winter's morning. A scene from the 1920s before the time of auxiliary engines, for the ...
From: Smacks
Date: 1920s
Image ID BOXB9_007_002

1524. Colour print - bawleys at Leigh. LO240, LO237. Recent copy of print.
Image ID BOXC8_002_001_001

1525. The Wivenhoe Shipyard. Otto Andersen & Co., (London) Ltd.
Shipbuilders, Engineers and Dry Dock Owner.
Cover of catalogue.
Inset photograph is ...
Image ID BOXD1_002_001

1526. Otto Andersen & Co., Section No. 1. Cargo Vessels. Title page.
Image ID BOXD1_002_003

1527. MAINDY TRANSPORT fitting out alongside our wharf. A page from Otto Andersen catalogue.
Image ID BOXD1_002_004

1528. Launch of MAINDY TOWER at Wivenhoe. Page from Otto Andersen catalogue. MAINDY TOWER was completed 1920, Yard No. 1310, Official No. 143530.
Date: c1920
Image ID BOXD1_002_005

1529. Wivenhoe Shipyard. MAINDY TOWER being towed to fitting out Wharf. From Otto Andersen catalogue.
Official No. 143530, completed 1920, 975 tons gross. She ...
Date: c1920
Image ID BOXD1_002_006

1530. Standard Type of Cargo Vessel. Plan. From catalogue of Otto Andersen, Shipbuilders, Wivenhoe.
Image ID BOXD1_002_007