Photograph of William Redpath kneeling with his friend 'Tugmaster'.
One reproductive photographic sepia-toned print of William Redpath kneeling with his friend 'Tugmaster' 1917, aboard the destroyer Orford when it was docked at Lisbon, Portugal. This ship was on a mission to escort Portugese troopships to Brest in France, from where the soliders disembarked and were taken to the Western Front.
Record Details
| Item reference: | RED/36; REG18/000312.36 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Date made: | 1917 |
| Creator: | Redpath, William |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Transcription (part 1 of 6) of the diary of Able Seaman William Redpath’s naval service. (Manuscript) (RED/1)
- Transcription (part 2 of 6) of the diary of Able Seaman William Redpath’s naval service. (Manuscript) (RED/2)
- Transcription (part 3 of 6) of the diary of Able Seaman William Redpath’s naval service. (Manuscript) (RED/3)
- Transcription (part 4 of 6) of the diary of Able Seaman William Redpath’s naval service. (Manuscript) (RED/4)
- Transcription (part 5 of 6) of the diary of Able Seaman William Redpath’s naval service. (Manuscript) (RED/5)
- Transcription (part 6 of 6) of the diary of Able Seaman William Redpath’s naval service. (Manuscript) (RED/6)
- Diary written by Able Seaman William Redpath while serving on HMS ALBEMARLE. (Manuscript) (RED/7)
- Diary written by Able Seaman William Redpath while serving on HMS ALBEMARLE. (Manuscript) (RED/8)
- Diary written by Able Seaman William Redpath while serving on HMS ALBEMARLE. (Manuscript) (RED/9)
- Diary written by Able Seaman William Redpath while serving on HMS ALBEMARLE. (Manuscript) (RED/10)
- Diary written by Able Seaman William Redpath while serving on HMS ALBEMARLE. (Manuscript) (RED/11)
- Diary written by Able Seaman William Redpath while serving on HMS ORFORD (destroyer). (Manuscript) (RED/12)
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