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A port quarter view, taken from wide off the stern, of the sail training brig Royalist (1971) alongside Thunderbolt Pier in Chatham Reach, River Medway, Chatham. (Colour transparency)
A distant starboard bow view, taken from fine off the bow, of the spritsail barge Marjorie (1902) under sail entering the River Medway, off Sheerness, Kent. (Roll film negative)
A starboard broadside view of the spritsail barges Pudge (1922) and Decima (1899) under sail in Long Reach, River Medway during the running of the Medway Barge Match. (Colour transparency)
A slightly distant port side view, taken from abaft the beam, of the Antarctic patrol ship Endurance (1956) under way entering the River Medway, Kent, bound in for Chatham. (Roll film negative)
Four unidentified spritsail barges and a bawley under sail in the River Medway, probably near the start of a Medway Barge Match. (Colour transparency)
A stern view, taken from fine off the port quarter, of the excursion paddle steamer Kingswear Castle (1924) under way in Upnor Reach in the River Medway at Chatham. (Colour transparency)
A starboard bow view, taken from wide off the bow, of an unidentified wooden hulled ketch under sail in the River Medway, Kent (Roll film negative)
A close view of the stern of the spritsail barge Ena (1906) while under sail in the River Medway, Kent. (Colour transparency)
The abandoned hulks of wooden built vessels, probably barges and lighters, on the shoreline of the River Medway. (Colour transparency)
A starboard quarter view, taken from fine off the stern, of the wooden hulled spritsail barge Beric (1896) at anchor in the River Medway, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A slightly distant port side view, taken from abaft the beam, of the spritsail barge Ethel Maud (1889) only just under way motoring in the River Medway, Kent. (Roll film negative)
A slightly distant port quarter view, taken from wide off the stern, of the Royal Navy submarine depot ship Forth (1938) at moorings in Kethole Reach on the River Medway. (Colour transparency)
A starboard bow view of the J. P. Knight fire-fighting tug Keverne (1960) at Kingsdown Private Moorings in the River Medway. (Colour transparency)
A starboard broadside view of the excursion paddle steamer Kingswear Castle (1924) under way 'Beating the Bounds' in Long Reach in the River Medway. (Roll film negative)
A very distant view of two Westland Wasp HAS.1 anti-submarine helicopters in flight above the River Medway, Kent. (Roll film negative)
A slightly distant starboard bow view of the swimmie spritsail barge Montreal (1902) motoring in the River Medway near Garrison Point, bound out. (Colour transparency)
The half sunken wreck of a lighter or pontoon on the saltings off Kingsnorth in the River Medway, Kent. (Roll film negative)
A distant view of many spritsail barges and other sailing craft assembled in the River Medway, Kent, presumably at the start of a Medway Barge Match. (Colour transparency)
A slightly distant port side view, taken from well abaft the beam, of the excursion paddle steamer Kingswear Castle (1924) under way in River Medway. (Colour transparency)
A slightly distant starboard bow view of the stumpy rigged spritsail barge Lady of the Lea (1931) alongside a concrete mooring lighter in the River Medway, Kent. (Roll film negative)
The abandoned hulks of wooden built vessels, probably barges and lighters, on the shoreline of the River Medway. (Colour transparency)
A port side view, taken from abaft the beam, of the motor tug Towing Wizard (1955) dried out alongside a wharf in Bridge Reach, River Medway, at Rochester. (Colour transparency)
A starboard quarter view of the staysail spritsail barge Ethel Maud (1889) under sail on the River Medway, Kent. (Roll film negative)
A bow view, taken from very fine off the starboard bow, of the Bermudan sloop rigged yacht 1178 (fl. 1979) under sail in the River Medway. (Colour transparency)