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On board an Ark Royal (1950) helicopter flying over the Pakistan Navy oiler Dacca (1944) and the Royal Fleet Auxiliary Tidesurge (1954) off Karachi. (Roll film negative)
Clara (1896)
Clara (Print)
Perilous situation of the brig Clara, of Caen, Captn. Debonnaire, during the dreadful gale from the Westward of the 29th Nov, 1836, at the moment when she was expected to go ashore in endeavouring to enter the Port
Perilous situation of the brig Clara, of Caen, Captn. Debonnaire, during the dreadful gale from the Westward of the 29th Nov, 1836, at the moment when she was expected to go ashore in endeavouring to enter the Port (Print)
PAI6647; S.S. Villa Clara with view of New York, lithograph, coloured, 610 x 905 mm
S.S. Villa Clara with view of New York (Print)
In the fishing harbour, South Basin, Cape Town, South Africa (Sheet film negative)
Four frigates capturing Spanish treasure ships, 5 October 1804
Four frigates capturing Spanish treasure ships off Cape Santa Maria, Portugal, 5 October 1804 (Painting)
G3205;CLARA MAY (1891); A starboard just off stern view; Moored outboard of another ketch at The Quay, Bideford. Distant. Francis Frith & Co negative no. 59275.; Looking north from on the bridge showing The Quay and River Torridge. The ketch CLARA MAY (1891) is moored outboard of another ketch alongside the quay. Francis Frith & Co negative no. 59275.
Clara May (1891); Bideford, Devon (Glass photonegative)
Clara May (1891) (Historic Photographic Negative)
The Clara Wheeler (American three-masted vessel)
The Clara Wheeler (American three-masted vessel) (Drawing)
A starboard quarter view, taken from wide of the stern, of the two spritsail rigged general cargo barges Clara (1896) and James Piper (1894) under sail in the Thames Estuary during the Thames Barge Match from Gravesend Reach to the Mouse and back. They are both on the port tack with lee boards down and they both have their race number flag on their forestay. Their crews are in whites. The Clara (1896) is the barge on the right. F. C. Gould & Son
Clara (1896); James Piper (1894) (Glass plate negative)
Clara May (1891) (Historic Photographic Negative)
Clara May (1891) (Historic Photographic Negative)
Clara (1896) (Historic Photographic Negative)
Clara May (1891) (Historic Photographic Negative)