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RFRFEDKN–Set of Jolly Roger Pirate Skull With Pirates Elements, Anchor, Rudder, Sailor Captain Hat, Pipe, Moustache, and Beard Illustration Vector. EASY TO EDI
RMA73A46–Variable pitch propellor and rudder of a fishing boat; a ship repair yard, Grimsby, Humberside, North Lincolnshire, England, UK.
RMERN4R0–Woman fitting the rudder during the construction of the Miles 3 Falcon aircraft at the Philips and Powis factory at Woodley Aerodrome, Reading 2nd April 1934
RME0XP5M–Jul. 20, 1967 - Seventy Tons Of Rudder: Constructon of the 58,000-ton new Cunarder Q4 is an schedule for the launch on September 20 by H.M. The Queen. The new ship, although only two-thirds the tonnage of the Queens, will carry as many passengers at the same speed with half the fuel consumption. Photo shows The 70-ton rudder being fitted at John Brown & Sons (Clydebank) Ltd - The rudder has an area of 482 square feet and is 27ft. 6ins. long and 23ft. 6ins. deep
RM2G4DN7Y–transport / transportation, navigation, Middle Ages, England, oldest image of a fixed rudder, ARTIST'S COPYRIGHT HAS NOT TO BE CLEARED
RF2JNTKKN–The caption for this map from The Travels of Marco Polo Vol I as translated by Henry Yule reads: “Illustrations of the Double Rudder of the Middle Ages.” They are from top to bottom, left to right: 12th century Illumination (after Pertz; Seal of Winchelsea; 12th century Illumination (after Pertz); from Leaning Tower (after Jal); after Spinello Aretini at Siena; from Monument of St Peter Martyr.” Marco Polo was a Venetian traveler who left Venice, Italy, with his father Niccolo and uncle Maffeo in 1271. He arrived in China in 1275 where Kublai Khan had his court, and returned home in 1294. No
RMPK06RH–TITANIC STERN WORKER SIZE CONSTRUCTION Historic 1912 image of RMS Titanic rudder and propellors with ship worker in the huge dry dock construction site adding scale to the huge Ocean Liner Harland and Wolff shipyard Belfast UK
RMPGYA49–Wheel of the rudder directed by Maria Pia Diam Fregata 144. In the nearby point, the inscription 'Mediterranee' shows the imprint of the fragment of an enemy grenade that hit the wheel near the stern, during the battle of LIssa. At the command of the ship was the Captain of the vessel Evaristo del Carretto.
RMEB2XH5–The carved timber rudder, mast and tarpaulin sail of a wooden trimaran fishing dhow moored in the shallows.
RMWH8EMK–A rudder like a bird's tail is an interesting addition to another ornithopter design of 1486-90. Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) was an Italian Renaissance architect, musician, anatomist, inventor, engineer, sculptor, geometer and artist.
RM2PFX1XK–At the rudder. A man at the rudder steer the ship on course, he looks focused on what's ahead. Sweden 1970 ref ED1
RFE4PE42–Rudder of a rowing boat in the water, Fuschlsee lake, Salzkammergut, Salzburg State, Austria
RM2BJN47D–1950s, historical, on a union-castle steamship, two young children in the ship's nursery playing on the deck of a wooden boat playing turning the wooden toy rudder.
RMHHEEK4–Engraving of a Chinese Junk, an ancient Chinese sailing ship design, with a sternpost rudder. Dated 19th Century
RF2HJT529–Gondolas, always rowed with one oar, have their sterns twisted slightly so as to be a perpetual rudder against the stroke. Venice (1923)
RM2FN4GPX–transport / transportation, steam engine, steam car of Thomas Rickett, at the rudder James Sinclair, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE
RMPK06RX–TITANIC/OLYMPIC PROPELLOR Historic ship build 1912 image of RMS Titanic rudder and propellors with group of ship workers in the huge dry dock construction site adding scale to the huge Ocean Liner. Harland and Wolff shipyard Belfast UK
RMPGYA4F–Wheel of the rudder directed by Maria Pia Diam Fregata 144. In the nearby point, the inscription 'Mediterranee' shows the imprint of the fragment of an enemy grenade that hit the wheel near the stern, during the battle of LIssa. At the command of the ship was the Captain of the vessel Evaristo del Carretto.
RMWH8ENC–A rudder like a bird's tail is an interesting addition to another ornithopter design of 1486-90. The sketch shows how the head harness fits. This apparatus also has hand-operated cranks to help on the down-beat. In the notes accompanying the vivid drawing, Leonardo tells how an onithopter can be made with one pair of wings or with two. Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) was an Italian Renaissance architect, musician, anatomist, inventor, engineer, sculptor, geometer and painter. . .
RMWE8FME–Canada, Province of New Brunswick, Chaleur Region, Chaleur Bay, Great Anse and Bathurst Coast, house number and marine rudder
RM2GDK6J5–The Olympic in its Hardland & Wolff drydock in Belfast. A human figure shows how big the rudder and propellors are.
RMRKFEK4–Sailor, Adult man with rudder on a boat trip to Santa Clara Island, Donostia, San Sebastian, Gipuzkoa, Basque Country, Spain, Europe
RMG3KP9Y–Members of the ParalympicsGB Football 7's team (left-right) Ollie Nugent, Emyle Rudder, Captain Jack Rutter, Matthew Crossen and Sean Highdale during the team announcement at Wembley Stadium, London.
RMHHEHPT–Engraving of a Chinese Junk, an ancient Chinese sailing ship design, with a sternpost rudder. Dated 19th Century
RME0KTJ1–Jan 1, 1950 - Building the Britannia air liner: Tail planes and rudder arms being rivetted together for final assembly on the plane in the giant Assembly hall at Bristol. (exact date unknown)
RMBDCBJ3–William II, 27.1.1859 - 4.6.1941, German Emperor 15.6.1888 - 9.11.1918, caricature, at the rudder of the HSM 'Hohenzollern', circa 1890, ,
RMEAAP25–Toledo, Ohio - The rudder of the S.S. Col. James M. Schoonmaker, the museum ship of the National Museum of the Great Lakes.
RMPGYA53–Wheel of the rudder I.R.N. Erzhergoz Ferdinand Max installed in the flagship unit that Lissa rammed and sank the armored King of Italy commanded by Admiral Tegetthoff. (Tone shown in the picture by Anton Romako 'Amiraglio Tagetthoff at the Lissa Naval Battle' contained in the Österreichische Galerie in Vienna)
RMPD7YA7–Narrow cupboard / console table made from old Omani doors in space opening out into the living area. The rudder of an old spanish Galleon has been hun
RFTWPE0W–Typography: the ship in navigation chapter 19th century, maritime equipment,a lighthouse, sailing vessels, sailors at the rudder, storm and fine weather, mythological puttos
RM2AGY4DN–Gary Fleming working on the rudder as workers at Harland and Wolff in Belfast begin work on the first ship to go through refit at the yard since the takeover by London-based energy company InfraStrata stepped in with a ??6m rescue deal that saved from yard from closure.
RMACKAGB–In the harbour in Cassis village. A traditional style boat with wooden rudder marked with the name Cassis. Painted white. Cassi
RMHHEHMG–Engraving of a Chinese Junk, an ancient Chinese sailing ship design, with a sternpost rudder. Dated 19th Century
RMB7MD1Y–Worn and pitted bronze prop and rudder with green bottom paint on the bottom of a fiberglass boat.
RME0XK58–May 05, 1967 - Q.4 liner gets rudder fitted. The Cunard liner, Q.4. being built at John Brown's shipyard at Clydebank, was recently fitted with its 73- ton rudder, which is 26ft. high and 24ft. wide. It was made by a Norwegian company. Photo shows The liner q.4 gets its rudder fitted at John Brown's shipyard, Clydebank.
RMEAAP24–Toledo, Ohio - The rudder of the S.S. Col. James M. Schoonmaker, the museum ship of the National Museum of the Great Lakes.
RF2EX86NT–Ship wheel isolated on white background. Rudder symbol, nautical concept vector illustration
RMPD7YAA–Narrow cupboard / console table made from old Omani doors in space opening out into the living area. The rudder of an old spanish Galleon has been hun
RM2BW32T3–Giant ship ' s rudder centre of attraction for schoolchildren on Kingston By Pass . The 55 ton rudder of the Cunard liner RMS Berengaria , which is being taken to Darlington for reparis by the world ' s largest lorry , attracted large crowds of schoolchildren at the spot where it is resting on the the Kingston by pass road near Surbiton during the day , until it is allowed to continue its slow progress northwards after traffic has stopped at midnight . Schoolchildren examining the giant rudder and lorry near Surbiton . 23 March 1932
RM2AGY4A0–A worker at Harland and Wolff MIG welds an anode onto the rudder as workers at Harland and Wolff in Belfast begin work on the first ship to go through refit at the yard since the takeover by London-based energy company InfraStrata stepped in with a ??6m rescue deal that saved from yard from closure.
RMHHEEM1–Engraving of a Chinese Junk, an ancient Chinese sailing ship design, with a sternpost rudder. Dated 19th Century
RME0XM1W–May 05, 1967 - Q.4 - Liner Gets Rudder Fitted; The Gunard liner Q.4., being built at John Brown Shipyard at Clydebank was recently fitted with its 73-tone rudder. Made by a Norwegian Company, it is 26ft. high and 24 ft. wide. Photo Shows The scene as the Q.4. is fitted with its 73-ton rudder at John Brown's shipyard, Clydebank.
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