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RMHHEGMX–Engraving depicting the testing a self-righting lifeboat in the yard of the National Lifeboat Institution. Dated 19th Century
RM2A70783–The ex-RNLB David and Elizabeth King and EB, former Orkney Longhope Solent Class self righting lifeboat at Bowling harbour, Scotland, UK
RF2A1N56W–Aberdeen RNLI Lifeboat at sea, travelling at speed - this is a Severn class, self-righting, all-weather lifeboat with a crew of 7.
RME0Y77E–Jan. 01, 1969 - Single Handed Rower of the Atlantic Sets Off Las Palmas. John Fairfax, 31, set off off from Las Palmas last Monday in his 22ft self righting boat Britannia, to row single handed 3,500 miles to Florida. The journey should take about three months, and if he is successful, he will be the first man to do this. Photo Shows: John Fairfax seen just before he left on his lone row across the Atlantic.
RM2H6WYX9–1928 - The wreck of the Mary Stanford lifeboat of Rye, UK. ----- 17 crew members lost their lives answering an SOS from a Latvian steamer, the Alice of Riga. At 6.45am on 15th November 1928 the ‘Mary Stanford’ lifeboat with a crew of 17 was launched during an 80mph gale. It was the biggest loss of life from a single lifeboat disaster in lifeboat history. The Mary Stanford was a non self righting lifeboat (14-oar pulling and sailing ‘Liverpool Class’). 16 dead crew members were recovered but the body of the youngest crewman John Head, aged17, was never found.
RMGNM781–AJAX NEWS PHOTOS. 1976. PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND. - OSTAR RACE - SELF RIGHTING SYSTEM! - ITALIAN ENTRY AMBROGIO FOGAR, SKIPPER OF SPIRIT OF SURPRISE, DEMONSTRATES HIS CATAMARAN'S SELF RIGHTING SYSTEM TO RACE ORGANISERS IN MILBAY DOCKS PRIOR TO START OF RACE. PHOTO:JONATHAN EASTLAND/AJAX REF:BW2760506 2
RM2AYWKKE–The Ramsgate lifeboat crew ready for action, particularly around the Goodwin Sans in the English Channel, circa 1881. The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) has provided lifeboats to lifeboat stations in the United Kingdom and Ireland. It was founded in March 1824, but reorganised following the loss of the lifeboat Providence and 20 of her crew of 24 in the mouth of the river Tyne in December 1849, when the need for larger, self-righting boats became apparent.
RFJF5HNP–CHARLESTON, Ore. (Dec. 20, 2002)--Coast Guard 52-foot motor lifeboat Intrepid (Station Coos Bay), which is one of the four used in the Coast Guard. These boats are built to withstand the most severe conditions at sea and are capable of effecting a rescue at sea even under the most difficult circumstances. They are self-baling, self-righting, almost unsinkable and have a long-cruising radius. The crew of the Intrepid recently rescued a couple who aboard a 65-foot sailboat, Broken Hobbles, in distress off Point Blanco, Ore. USCG photo by PA3 Anthony Juarez
RMA86D0D–Skipper aboard the former RNLI self righting lifeboat St Therese now a trip boat at Howth County Dublin Ireland
RM2RBFMAH–United States: c. 1945 The small boat equipment at every U.S. Coast Guard Surf Station. On the left is a self-righting and self-bailing motor life boat, designed for the heaviest seas, and at the right is a motor surf boat suitable for less dangerous conditions.
RF2WPK0RR–Self righting dump car receives its load from the Article AN EXAMPLE OF SUCCESSFUL JETTY CONSTRUCTION ON THE PACIFIC COAST. by Gwynn A. Lyell from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XV 1898 The Engineering Magazine Co
RFT2BTFA–Solent class “David and Elizabeth King & EB” formerly the Longhope, Orkney lifeboat, docked at Bowling Harbour Scotland
RF2A1N549–Aberdeen RNLI Lifeboat at sea, travelling at speed - this is a Severn class, self-righting, all-weather lifeboat with a crew of 7.
RMG50KRP–An artist impression of the Atlantic Spirit. Plans for the new transatlantic rowing boat was unveiled at the Team Philips yard in Devon. The 10m, carbon fibre construction will be half the weight of her four man crew and faster than a traditional rowing boat. * The self-righting craft, has safety features including watertight accommodation for the crew during bad weather and global communications. Atlantic Spirit will set off from Newfoundland in June, 2001, with the aim of finishing in the Isles of Scilly, off west Cornwall, 32 days later. See PA story SEA Goss. PA Photo: Stuart MacDowall
RFAPJ7GR–RNLI Lifeboat Tamar class outside in the Royal Victoria dock at the Collins Stewart London Boat Show Excel London
RMG73XRX–Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh watch a demonstration of a lifeboat self-righting mechanism, in the college's 25-metre wave tank, during the opening of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution organisation's new lifeboat crew training centre in Poole, Dorset.
RMGNM780–AJAX NEWS PHOTOS. 1976. PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND. - OSTAR RACE - SELF RIGHTING SYSTEM! - ITALIAN ENTRY AMBROGIO FOGAR, SKIPPER OF SPIRIT OF SURPRISE, DEMONSTRATES HIS CATAMARAN'S SELF RIGHTING SYSTEM TO RACE ORGANISERS IN MILBAY DOCKS PRIOR TO START OF RACE. PHOTO:JONATHAN EASTLAND/AJAX REF:BW2760506 1
RF2BTGEBG–A typical representation of the sheer plan of a ten-oared life boat. It is 33-feet, double-banked, ten-oared, self-righting, and self-emptying lifeboa
RMEHJ828–AJAXNETPHOTO. 1978. LITTLEHAMPTON, ENGLAND. - ATLANTIC ROWER TRIALS - 28 YEAR OLD EX R.N. PETTY OFFICER KENNETH KERR CONDUCTS SEA TRIALS IN HIS CUSTOMISED SELF RIGHTING ORKNEY SPINNER 13 'BASS CONQUEROR' AHEAD OF HIS ATTEMPT TO BECOME THE FIRST MAN TO ROW THE ATLANTIC IN THE SMALLEST BOAT. EDITORS NOTE; AFTER A FALSE START, KERR SET OUT FROM NEWFOUNDLAND ON 21ST MAY 1980, HEADED FOR ENGLAND. HIS LAST RADIO MSG WAS RECEIVED ON AUGST 16TH 1980. HIS BOAT WAS WASHED ASHORE ON A SMALL ISLAND OFF THE NORWEGIAN COASTLINE NEAR SOLA ON 26TH JANUARY, 1981. THERE WAS NO SIGN OF THE ROWER. PHOTO:JONATHA
RFJF5HK1–CHARLESTON, Ore. (Dec. 20, 2002)--Coast Guard 52-foot motor lifeboat Intrepid (Station Coos Bay), which is one of the four used in the Coast Guard. These boats are built to withstand the most severe conditions at sea and are capable of effecting a rescue at sea even under the most difficult circumstances. They are self-baling, self-righting, almost unsinkable and have a long-cruising radius. The crew of the Intrepid recently rescued a couple who aboard a 65-foot sailboat, Broken Hobbles, in distress off Point Blanco, Ore. USCG photo by PA3 Anthony Juarez
RMJ977DG–AJAXNETPHOTO. 29TH MAY, 2017. PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND. - LIFEBOAT - RNLB LIFEBOAT SYBIL MULLEN GLOVER HEADING FOR THE BARBICAN DOCK.
PHOTO:JONATHAN EASTLAND/AJAX REF:D172905 6528
RF2BTGHB3–A typical representation of the deck plan of a ten-oared life boat. It is 33-feet, double-banked, ten-oared, self-righting, and self-emptying lifeboat
RMA86D11–The former RNLI self righting lifeboat St Therese now a trip boat off Irelands Eye near Howth County Dublin Ireland
RM2BWB081–Motor Boat Ann Betsey Lucy and Nancy Newbon Built in 1922 and stationed at Sennen ' s Cove lands End The boat is self righting 40 ' x 10 ' 6 '' fitted with a taylor engine developing 45 hp and on trial showed a speed of 71 / 2 knots 3 May 1922
RM2X02TXA–LIFEBOAT DROPPED FROM AIR. 13 JULY 1945, LEE-ON-SOLENT. THE DEMONSTRATION DROP OF THE NAVY'S AIRBORNE LIFEBOAT, 17 FT, 9 INS LONG, WHEN IT WAS DROPPED BY PARACHUTE TO AN AIR CREW WHO WERE SUPPOSED TO HAVE FORCED LANDED INTO THE SEA. THE LIFEBOAT, SELF-RIGHTING, AND SELF-BALING IS EQUIPPED WITH SAILS AND AN OUTBOARD ENGINE WHICH GIVES IT A RANGE OF 120 MILES AT 4 KNOTS. - 'Air crew' clambering into the lifeboat
RM2MDY99T–The Self-righting Lifeboat Under Sail. Oldtimer Lifesavers - One of a series of sketches on the former U.S. Lifesaving Services (forerunner of the U.S. Coast Guard), by M. J. Burns c. 1879 and c. 1900, published in the Old Harper's Weeklies. In some of the sketches there appear other initials in addition to Burns' name. Sketch from Old Harper's Weekly - on U.S. Lifesaving Service.
RM2HX665J–Lifeboat ***** The Air -- Pictures taken ***** Solent during a demonstration of the ***** airborne lifeboat 17ft. 9ins. long, when it ***** by parachute to an air crew who were ***** to have been force landed in the sea. The lifeboat, self-righting and self-baling is equipped with sails and an outboard engine which gives a range of 120 miles at knots. It contains special water purifying units, first air equipment, rations, and cigarettes. A Naval 'Barracuda' carrying the lifeboat before the drop
RF2BKAEKT–Aberdeen RNLI Lifeboat at sea, travelling at speed - this is a Severn class, self-righting, all-weather lifeboat with a crew of 7.
RF2JC2W5A–An orange, high visibility, launch ready marine lifeboat and diver rescue boat, suspended between two white launch davits on a North Sea support vesse
RM2H1T557–The Historic Lifeboat Station houses a lifeboat built in Williamstown in 1857 which is the oldest surviving self-righting, self-draining lifeboat in t
RFAPHF7K–RNLI Lifeboat Tamar class outside in the Royal Victoria dock at the Collins Stewart London Boat Show Excel London
RMG73XT0–Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh during the opening of the organisation's new lifeboat crew training centre in Poole, Dorset. While at the RNLI Lifeboat College, the Queen was given a demonstration of a lifeboat self-righting mechanism. The display, in the college's 25-metre wave tank, involved a four-man crew escaping after a lifeboat capsizes, and then setting off the inflatable device, which turned the boat upright again.
RF2F5MXGM–The Historic Lifeboat Station houses a lifeboat built in Williamstown in 1857 which is the oldest surviving self-righting, self-draining lifeboat in t
RMJ977DP–AJAXNETPHOTO. 29TH MAY, 2017. PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND. - LIFEBOAT - RNLB LIFEBOAT SYBIL MULLEN GLOVER HEADING FOR THE BARBICAN DOCK.
PHOTO:JONATHAN EASTLAND/AJAX REF:D172905 6530
RM2DAAP4X–The old Whitby rowing lifeboat ROBERT & ELLEN ROBSON in action. She was a Dungeness Class Lifeboat ( a 34 foot Rubie designed Dungeness self righter) .built in 1918 by Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company, Blackwall. She served in Whitby between 1947 and 1957 and also served at Tramore , Ireland and Aberdeen, Scotland.
RMA86D0F–The former RNLI self righting lifeboat St Therese now a trip boat off Irelands Eye near Howth County Dublin Ireland
RM2H3XA65–the margaret joan and fred nye severn class all weather lifeboat at yarmouth harbour on the isle of wight uk. RNLI yarmouth isle of wight uk, ALB.
RM2X02WDW–LIFEBOAT DROPPED FROM AIR. 13 JULY 1945, LEE-ON-SOLENT. THE DEMONSTRATION DROP OF THE NAVY'S AIRBORNE LIFEBOAT, 17 FT, 9 INS LONG, WHEN IT WAS DROPPED BY PARACHUTE TO AN AIR CREW WHO WERE SUPPOSED TO HAVE FORCED LANDED INTO THE SEA. THE LIFEBOAT, SELF-RIGHTING, AND SELF-BALING IS EQUIPPED WITH SAILS AND AN OUTBOARD ENGINE WHICH GIVES IT A RANGE OF 120 MILES AT 4 KNOTS. - The lifeboat and parachutes in the sea
RM2ME2GMP–The Self-righting Lifeboat. Oldtimer Lifesavers - One of a series of sketches on the former U.S. Lifesaving Services (forerunner of the U.S. Coast Guard), by M. J. Burns c. 1879 and c. 1900, published in the Old Harper's Weeklies. In some of the sketches there appear other initials in addition to Burns' name. Sketch from Old Harper's Weekly 'The Self-righting Lifeboat' going to rescue sinking vessel used by U.S. Lifesaving Service.
RM2AN9B7F–United States Coast guard . aries. Included in the equipmentof the Coast Guard stations there are approximately 85 self-bailing,self-righting life boats, driven by gas engine and sail; 380 self-bailingsurfboats, driven by gas engine or oars; and 530 boats of other types.Each station is provided with the beach apparatus, by which personsmay be rescued from stranded vessels in the breeches buoy. For the purpose of intercommunication between its stations, and withlighthouses and other important points on the coasts and Great Lakes,the Coast Guard owns and maintains over 3,000 miles of land wire a
RMP82TRN–PHILIPPINE SEA (June 26, 2016) Naval Air Crewman (Helicopter) 2nd Class (NAC/AW) Paul Nutting, assigned to the 'Golden Falcons' of Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron (HSC) 12, from Springfield, Missouri, prepares a collapsible, self-righting rescue basket for a search and rescue exercise aboard an MH-60S Sea Hawk. The MH-60 Sea Hawk serves in combat search and rescue, logistics, drug interdiction, anti-piracy operations, humanitarian relief operations, and airborne mine countermeasures in addition to its anti-surface warfare, naval special warfare and special operations capabilities. The USS Ronal
RF2EB1H6R–Orange Self Righting Lifeboat Aboard the 'AUTOPROGRESS' Vehicle Carrier Ship Moored at Falmouth Cornwall England
RFKXDHRD–United States life-saving exhibit with Ferris wheel in Background. The life-saving crew are overturning the Lifeboat to Demonst…
RF2JC2W5D–Two orange, high visibility, launch ready marine lifeboats, suspended between white launch davits on a North Sea support vessel in Aberdeen Harbour.
RMKC297Y–1932 - RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution) lifeboats being repaired at Poplar docks, east London.
RMG73XT4–Royal National Lifeboat Institution Coxwains during the opening organisation's new lifeboat crew training centre in Poole, Dorset by Britains Queen Elizabeth II. While at the RNLI Lifeboat College, the Queen was given a demonstration of a lifeboat self-righting mechanism. The display, in the college's 25-metre wave tank, involved a four-man crew escaping after a lifeboat capsizes, and then setting off the inflatable device, which turned the boat upright again.
RMCPJT59–A Coast Guard Maritime Safety and Security Team conducts high-speed maneuvers during a security patrol south of the Port of Miami March 9, 2009 in Miami, Florida.
RM2J1BDMT–RNLB Henry Heys Duckworth, all weather Trent Class lifeboat of the RNLI berthed in Ramgate Royal Harbour. Kent, England
RMCPJT48–A USCG 25-foot rapid response boat patrols New York harbor past the Statue of Liberty September 23, 2009 in New York, NY.
RMCPJT54–Coast Guard 25-foot rapid response boats from Station St. Petersburg practice close quarters boat-handling June 12, 2007 near Tampa Bay.
RM2X0338K–LIFEBOAT DROPPED FROM AIR. 13 JULY 1945, LEE-ON-SOLENT. THE DEMONSTRATION DROP OF THE NAVY'S AIRBORNE LIFEBOAT, 17 FT, 9 INS LONG, WHEN IT WAS DROPPED BY PARACHUTE TO AN AIR CREW WHO WERE SUPPOSED TO HAVE FORCED LANDED INTO THE SEA. THE LIFEBOAT, SELF-RIGHTING, AND SELF-BALING IS EQUIPPED WITH SAILS AND AN OUTBOARD ENGINE WHICH GIVES IT A RANGE OF 120 MILES AT 4 KNOTS. - The 'air crew' safely in the lifeboat
RM2ANCA87–Catalog no177 . 836 W S3TW 836W Cuspidor, polished brass, 8^4 inches across top, 4% inches high; self-righting $0.85 837W Cuspidor, polished brass, 7% inches across top, 6 i/i inches high; self-righting 1.35 RUBBER CUSPIDOR MAT 838W Rubber Cuspidor Mat, 18 inches diameter; corrugated top, beaded edge $0.60 These Mats are very desirable, as they protect the carpet and add ma-terially to the appearance of the hall. — 81 2>eMouUn S^roa. & Co., DreenviUe, Sll. ^^^^ BADGES
RME5G52J–AJAXNETPHOTO. LITTLEHAMPTON, ENGLAND-ROWER MISSING-28 YEAR OLD KENNETH KERR IN BASS CONQUEROR.PHOTO:JONATHAN EASTLAND/AJAX
RMD35GKR–Royal National Lifeboat Institution RNLI Atlantic 85 craft Elaine and Don Wilkinson at speed in Solway Firth at Silloth
RM2A7FTMR–A view of the Severn class all-weather lifeboat at berth in Lochinver, Assynt, Sutherland, Scotland, United Kingdom, Europe.
RMG73XRM–Queen Elizabeth II the Duke of Kent (left) and the Duke of Edinburgh (right) with members of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, during the opening of the organisation's new lifeboat crew training centre in Poole, Dorset. While at the RNLI Lifeboat College, the Queen was given a demonstration of a lifeboat self-righting mechanism. The display, in the college's 25-metre wave tank, involved a four-man crew escaping after a lifeboat capsizes, and then setting off the inflatable device, which turned the boat upright again.
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