'Discharging a Camel up Persian Gulf'
A photograph taken from the deck of the tranport ship of a camel in a canvas sling being winched over the side onto a smaller steamer alongside at the Persian Gulf in support of the army in Iraq.
The photograph is captioned in white ink 'Discharging a Camel up Persian Gulf'
Robert Wiles Simms joined the passenger/cargo ship Bandra (1913) at Glasgow on 4 March 1914 and departed for Bombay [Mumbai] on 12 March 1914. The ship was used during the war as a troop and horse transport ship.
The photograph is captioned in white ink 'Discharging a Camel up Persian Gulf'
Robert Wiles Simms joined the passenger/cargo ship Bandra (1913) at Glasgow on 4 March 1914 and departed for Bombay [Mumbai] on 12 March 1914. The ship was used during the war as a troop and horse transport ship.
Object Details
ID: | ALB0924.111 |
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Type: | Photographic print |
Display location: | Not on display |
Creator: | Robert Wiles Simms |
Date made: | 1914-1915 |
Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
Measurements: | Overall: 73 mm x 98 mm |
Parts: |
British India S.N.Co. - Bandra (1914) (Photograph album)
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