After naming ceremony of 'Nellie and Charlie' lifeboat

After naming ceremony of 'Nellie and Charlie'
After naming ceremony of 'Nellie and Charlie'
After naming ceremony of 'Nellie and Charlie'
Purchase options
Required information
Media options
Item details
5539
After naming ceremony of 'Nellie and Charlie' lifeboat
After naming ceremony of 'Nellie and Charlie' lifeboat in Anstruther, July 1933.

Commander Michelmore of the R.N.L.I gave a description of the boat. He said it was a light Liverpool type 35 feet long by 10 feet beam, fitten with a 35 horsepower petrol engine and speciallty designed by J.R. Barnett for stations where she had to be launched off a carriage. Her speed was 7 1/2 knots and she carried enough fuel to sail 115 miles. She would have a crew of 7 and could carry 30 persons in rough weather.

The Scottish Fisheries Museum Trust Ltd
bk 4a p 37
Labels
Uploaded on
2022-06-13 09:09:59
File name
SFM_641.jpg
File type
Image
File extension
JPEG
File size
0.38 MB
Width
716 px
Height
1050 px
Megapixels
0.8 MP
Aspect ratio
15/22
DPI
300
Capture device
Perfection V800/V850
Colour space
RGB
Colour profile
sRGB IEC61966-2.1
This item includes these files
Image
Image