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On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the main generator room between 77 and 92 stations on the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the main motor room between 92 and 103 stations on the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the forward torpedo compartment between 16 and 34 stations on the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the forward torpedo compartment between 16 and 34 stations below the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the main generator room between 77 and 92 stations on the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the main generator room between 77 and 92 stations on the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the forward torpedo compartment between 16 and 34 stations on the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the W.T. office between 69 and 72 stations on the starboard side of the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the main generator room between 77 and 92 stations on the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the sound room between 56¼ and 59¼ stations on the starboard side of the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the main motor room between 92 and 103 stations on the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the main motor room between 92 and 103 stations on the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the control room between 58 and 69 stations on the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the main generator room between 77 and 92 stations on the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. The sink unit space between 46 and 47 stations on the port side of the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the sound room between 56¼ and 59¼ stations on the starboard side of the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the main motor room between 92 and 103 stations below the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the control room between 58 and 69 stations on the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. The photographer is in the aft torpedo compartment at 109 station on the port side of the main flat (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the main generator room 'snake pit' between 77 and 81 stations below the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the main generator room between 77 and 92 stations on the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the main generator room 'snake pit' between 77 and 81 stations below the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the forward torpedo compartment between 16 and 34 stations below the main flat. (Sheet film negative)
On board the submarine Walrus (1959) alongside the fitting out berth at Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd shipyard at Greenock, on the Clyde. In the auxiliary machinery compartment between 62 and 68 stations below the main flat. (Sheet film negative)