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The ship Queensland leaves the Port of Blyth

The steamship SS President Roosevelt. 1st February 1926

00094 Collection: The 9, 000-ton ship Naess Trader after she was launched from Austin

The 9, 000-ton ship Naess Trader after she was launched from Austin and Pickersgill shipyard on the River Wear

00094 Collection: The new tanker Athelking moves downstream for her sea trials

The new tanker Athelking moves downstream for her sea trials, built at the Hawthorn Leslie Hebburn yard

00094 Collection: Tugs move in to take hold of the ship Victoria City after the launch at William Doxford

Tugs move in to take hold of the ship Victoria City after the launch at William Doxford and Sons shipyard on the River Wear at Sunderland

The 10, 859-ton Harpagus rests in the River Wear at Sunderland

The Caltex Manchester leaving the river Tyne on her trials in 1953

The 15, 000 ton tanker Merchant Knight at Sunderland in 1952

The sailing ship Danmark - Danish Training Ship leaving the River Tyne

00094 Collection: Dominating the skyline over the River Wear is this crane

Dominating the skyline over the River Wear is this crane, built as part of the modernisation scheme being carried out at J L Thompsons North Sands shipyard, Sunderland. It is more than 100ft high

00094 Collection: Half a ship lies in dry dock at Palmers shipyard in Jarrow, River Tyne

Half a ship lies in dry dock at Palmers shipyard in Jarrow, River Tyne. The British Railways passenger ship, Duke of York, was cut in two by an American frieghter in May and only the end was salvaged

The new Tyne ship Fleetwing built in Germany for Witherington and Everett, Newcastle

00094 Collection: The Red Star liner Belgenland, formerly the White Star Belgic IV, in dry dock at Tilbury

The Red Star liner Belgenland, formerly the White Star Belgic IV, in dry dock at Tilbury. Circa 1935

00094 Collection: The 10, 950-ton Errington Court ship was caught by a high wind at her launch at

The 10, 950-ton Errington Court ship was caught by a high wind at her launch at the shipyard Austin and Pickersgill on the River Wear in Sunderland

00094 Collection: Once the proud Cunard liner, Carmania, this is all that remains of her at the Blyth ship

Once the proud Cunard liner, Carmania, this is all that remains of her at the Blyth ship breaking yard of Messrs. Hughes, Bolckow in 1933

The ship El Lobo on the River Tyne

00094 Collection: The wallsend built super liner Mauretania leaves the river Tyne for her first trials at

The wallsend built super liner Mauretania leaves the river Tyne for her first trials at sea in 1907

00094 Collection: Back in Newcastle aftrer her maiden trip to Canada is the steamer Cairngowan (9

Back in Newcastle aftrer her maiden trip to Canada is the steamer Cairngowan (9, 400 tons) which was built at Hartlepool for the Cairn Line, Ltd. of Newcastle in 1952

The Ship Monarch of Bermuda now named Arkadia before her departure from the Tyne

The 18, 000-ton shell tanker Helcion moves along the River Tyne

00094 Collection: The Chakdina the third of four motor ships for the British India Steam Navigation Co. Ltd

The Chakdina the third of four motor ships for the British India Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. leaving the river Tyne for her first sea trials

00094 Collection: The 8, 000 ton ferry which was launched by Princess Margaret last November at the Walker

The 8, 000 ton ferry which was launched by Princess Margaret last November at the Walker Naval Yard seen leaving the Tyne for her trials in 1953

The ship Hawaiian along side the Iron Ore Quay at Tyne Dock on the River Tyne

Chrissie Hynde of The Pretenders in concert at the Gateshead Stadium

00094 Collection: The 8, 000 ton super ferry Maori which Tyneside craftsmen are completing at

The 8, 000 ton super ferry Maori which Tyneside craftsmen are completing at Vickers-Armstrongs Walker Naval Yard. in 1953

00094 Collection: The new tanker Athelmonarch moves downstream for her sea trials

The new tanker Athelmonarch moves downstream for her sea trials, built at the Hawthorn Leslie Hebburn yard

00094 Collection: The 11, 800-ton cargo ship Baron Kinnaird slides down the slipway at the shipyard of

The 11, 800-ton cargo ship Baron Kinnaird slides down the slipway at the shipyard of Austin and Pickersgill on the River Wear at Sunderland

The Baron Minto after being launched into the River Wear

00094 Collection: The ship Gold Seeker to be used for the New Zealand treasure expedition

The ship Gold Seeker to be used for the New Zealand treasure expedition. 3rd June 1956

The Canadian Pacific ocean liner Empress of Britain with tug boats. Circa 1936

00094 Collection: Shrouded by the smoke of the tugs taking charge of her, the tanker Athelduchess is

Shrouded by the smoke of the tugs taking charge of her, the tanker Athelduchess is pictured after her launch from the Messers R and W Hawthorn, Leslie and Co. Limited, Hebburn

00094 Collection: The ship Baltistan slides down the slipway at Readhead shipyard on the River Tyne

The ship Baltistan slides down the slipway at Readhead shipyard on the River Tyne, south Shields

00094 Collection: The 27, 000 tons motor liner ship the Dominion Monarch built at a Wallsend shipyard

The 27, 000 tons motor liner ship the Dominion Monarch built at a Wallsend shipyard on the River Tyne

Naval reserve training ship HMS President on The River Thames at Embankment. 1963

00094 Collection: The luxury passenger-cargo liner ship India as she leaves the River Wear built by Bartram

The luxury passenger-cargo liner ship India as she leaves the River Wear built by Bartram and Sons Ltd

The ship Georgic moves up the River Tyne from a Hebburn shipyard

00094 Collection: Watched by some of the men who built her, the 8, 000 ton pocket luxury liner Maori leaves

Watched by some of the men who built her, the 8, 000 ton pocket luxury liner Maori leaves the Walker Naval yard on her maiden voyage to New Zealand in 1953

The 2, 879-ton steamer Iceland berthed at Tyne Dock

00094 Collection: The ship Denby Grange after being launched yesterday at the Hebburn yard of Hawthorne

The ship Denby Grange after being launched yesterday at the Hebburn yard of Hawthorne Leslie shipbuilders Ltd on the River Tyne

00094 Collection: The oil-tanker Esso Portsmouth undergoes surgery at Swan Hunter

The oil-tanker Esso Portsmouth undergoes surgery at Swan Hunter and Wigham Richardson shipyard in Wallsend, River Tyne

00094 Collection: A crane operator seen here lifting one of the Ford Prefects

A crane operator seen here lifting one of the Ford Prefects and Fordson tractors aboard the MV Cape Rodney which is moored along side the Ford factory in Dagenham. November 1949

00094 Collection: The 11, 250-ton cargo liner ship Duquesa, built by Hawthorn Leslie at Hebburn in the River

The 11, 250-ton cargo liner ship Duquesa, built by Hawthorn Leslie at Hebburn in the River Tyne

The Ship British Valour

00094 Collection: The 25, 00-ton tanker ship Janus swings slowly down the River Tyne to Enter Palmers Dock

The 25, 00-ton tanker ship Janus swings slowly down the River Tyne to Enter Palmers Dock, Hebburn for final painting

Ex-Fleetwood Mac guitarist Peter Green

The Mauretania leaving the river Tyne after an overhaul in 1922

00094 Collection: The tanker British Builder has returned to her birthplace in Sunderland to have a new

The tanker British Builder has returned to her birthplace in Sunderland to have a new crankshaft fitted

00094 Collection: Pleasure Steamer at Westminster Pier with Belgian tourists starting a two week tour of

Pleasure Steamer at Westminster Pier with Belgian tourists starting a two week tour of The British Isles. 30th July 1934

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