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The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In No. 4 naval store between 65 and 68 stations on the starboard side of 4 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the enclosed bridge on 01 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In No. 1 mortar projectile magazine between 62½ and 68 stations on 3 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the communications and juniors mess between 23 and 27 stations on 3 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the amplifier assembly compartment or the mail office on the port side of 1 deck (see physical description) (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the senior officer's day cabin on the port side of 1 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the canteen between 51¾ and 54 stations on the centreline of 2 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the laundry between 66½ and 71 stations on the starboard side of 2 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the wheelhouse on 1 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the dairy produce cool room between 31 and 32 stations on 4 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In cabin No. 17 between 39 and 41 stations on the starboard side of 3 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the gyro compass room between 34 and 35½ stations of 3 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the bridge wireless office between 32½ and 35 stations on the starboard side of 2 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the mortar handing room between 62½ and 66½ stations on the starboard side of 2 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the main signal office between 32½ and 34 stations on the port side of 2 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the crew's bathroom between 14¼ and 16 stations on the starboard side of 2 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the C.P.Os. mess between 16 and 21½ stations on the starboard side of 2 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the galley servery between 44½ and 46½ stations on the centreline of 2 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the seamen's mess between 19 and 23 stations on 3 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the marine engineer's mess between 57 and 62½ stations on 3 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the passageway between 38 and 39½ stations on 1 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In No. 2 provision room between 68 and 71 stations on the port side of 4 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). The Limbo mark 10 mortar well. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 12 frigate HMS Lowestoft (1960). In the Asdic instruments space between 12½ and 16 stations on 3 deck. (Sheet film negative)
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