Rigging Collection (page 26)

Cadets on the Sorlandet
A group of cadets are hard at work on the deck of the Sorlandet during the Tall Ships Race

Up Furling Sails
Sailors cling on to the mast and yards of the Sorlandet whilst up furling the sails during the Tall Ships Race at Dartmouth

Cadets on Sorlandet (2)
A group of cadets work with the ropes on the deck of the Sorlandet during the Tall Ships Race Date: 1962

Furling the Mainsail on the Sorlandet
High above the deck of the Sorlandet three sailors cling on to the yards and rigging whilst up furling the sails during the Tall Ships Race

Chopin / Ship / Mallorquin
FREDERIC CHOPIN El Mallorquin: the ship in which the Polish composer and George Sand sailed from Barcelona to Palma on 8 November 1838

Cutty Sark at Sea 1924
A view looking back toward the stern end of the Cutty Sark - the world famous tea clipper The ship was badly damaged by fire whilst under restoration in Greenwich on 21st May 2007

Boy in Rigging
A young sailor-boy up in the rigging

Victoria / Albert / Trident
Victoria and Albert return from Scotland in the Trident

Sea serpent in the bay of Rio de Janeiro
In the bay of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, fishermen report a creature 20 metres long, with a giraffes neck and a serpents head. Others dismiss it as a hallucination

Dupuy de Lome airship
Nacelle (basket or carriage) of Dupuy de Lomes dirigible

Three masted boat, the Cuauhtemoc from Mexico during Armada 2008, Rouen, Normandy, France, Europe

Boat, tourists, arctic cruise, ice breaker. Longyearbyen, Svalbard, Norway
Andrew Stewart / SpecialistStock

Sail furling at the Living Maritime Museum, Mystic Seaport, Connecticut, USA

The Swedish Ship Gotheborg - replica of 1738 East Indiaman ship built according to traditional methods & materials
SG-20175 The Swedish Ship Gotheborg - replica of 1738 East Indiaman ship built according to traditional methods & materials. Moored at South Quay, London

The Swedish Ship Gotheborg - ropes / rigging. Replica of 1738 East Indiaman ship built according to traditional methods
SG-20174 The Swedish Ship Gotheborg - ropes / rigging. Moored at South Quay, London. Replica of 1738 East Indiaman ship built according to traditional methods & materials

Sailboat that takes tourists out for sunset cruise, Key West, Florida, United States of America, North America

Fishing boat at sunrise at Haad Rin Beach, Koh Pha Ngan, Thailand

Old Port and St. Marys church on East Cliff across River Esk, through rigging of replica of Captain Cooks ship Bark Endeavour, Whitby, Heritage Coast of North East England, North Yorkshire, England

Detail of main mast of tall ship with two seamen on top yard securing sail, Whitehaven, Cumbria, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Captain Cook / Darton
JAMES COOK Explorer

Stevenson / Yacht Equator
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON Scottish writer on his yacht Equator in the South Seas

CARTIERs SHIP HERMINE
Jacques Cartier sailed in this ship to Canada, setting off in 1517

Wreck in Channel
Some of the crew of a steamer sinking in the English Channel are rescued as they cling to the rigging

Steamship Leith 1847
The Leith arriving at Granton Pier, Edinburgh, while The Monarch leaves for London

Bristol / Harbour / 1903
Bristol: the harbour

Evening on the Thames
A superbly evocative view of the river Thames in the early evening

Making Model Ships
Grandfather teaches his grandsons how to thread rigging onto the model ship he is making. The two well- behaved boys look captivated

Boatswain Ca 1829
A ships boatswain (bo sun) - the officer in charge of sails, rigging etc, and who summons the men to their duties and appointed tasks

Lord Nelson / San Josef
HORATIO, LORD NELSON English naval officer receiving the Spanish Admirals sword on board the San Josef, Teneriffe, 14 February 1797

Sailing Ships / Dreadnough
The old sailing ship towed to her last berth

Great Eastern / Lifeboats
Lifeboats on the starboard quarter of the Great Eastern

Sailors Reefing a Sail
Five sailors in the rigging of a sailing ship, reefing a sail (i.e. taking it in partially or taking it down entirely)

East Indiaman-Salamander
Dutch East Indiaman

Dutch Trading Vessels
A fine engraving of Dutch trading vessels, showing the distinctive rounded hull, and elaborate carvings both fore and aft

Boys on Ship
Boys on board the training ship Stork at Hammersmith

Dock / London (Dore)
A chaotic scene of ships, dockers and warehouses

Warship / 3rd Draught
Third Draught of a First Rate. A profile cross-section of a warship showing the layout of the sails, masts & rigging & including crows nests

St Elmos Fire on Spar
Sailors in the rigging alarmed by the appearance of St Elmos Fire at the tip of a spar

Richard E Byrd, American aviator and explorer
American aviator and explorer, Richard E BYRD (1888-1957), later promoted to Admiral

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"Unveiling the Art of Rigging: A Journey through Maritime History" STS Malcolm Miller under full sail: Witness the majestic beauty as this stunning vessel glides through the open waters, showcasing the intricate artistry of rigging. Training Ship HMS Conway: Step aboard and delve into a world where young sailors honed their skills in mastering the complexities of rigging, preparing them for a life at sea. Discovery from Starboard quarter: Catch a glimpse of history as you admire the impressive rigging on board this iconic ship that ventured into uncharted territories, paving the way for new discoveries. A First Rate Taking in Stores, 1818 by JMW Turner: Immerse yourself in Turner's masterpiece capturing an awe-inspiring scene where riggers work tirelessly to load supplies onto a grand vessel, highlighting their crucial role in maritime operations. Nelson's Flagship Foudroyant - Blackpool, Lancashire: Explore this legendary ship and marvel at its meticulously rigged sails that once carried Admiral Nelson himself during his victorious battles. MARYLAND. USA. Tall ship Kalmar Nyckel - Chesapeake Bay: Embark on an unforgettable voyage aboard this tall ship adorned with elaborate rigging systems while sailing along Maryland's picturesque coastline. The Cutty Sark - Greenwich, London, England, UK: Admire one of London's most beloved landmarks – The Cutty Sark – with its immaculate restoration showcasing her intricate rigging and rich seafaring heritage. Cutty Sark in 1923: Travel back in time to witness this tea clipper proudly displaying her beautifully rigged sails against a backdrop of bustling trade routes and global commerce. Scotia in Stanley Harbour 18th January 1903: Picture yourself amidst icy waters as you observe Scotia anchored with her impeccable rigging standing tall against harsh Antarctic conditions—an emblematic symbol of exploration.