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Arbon, Anthony Lyle PRG 1190/11 Special List ______ ___________________________________________________________________ Arbon, Anthony Lyle PRG 1190/11 Special List ___________________________________________________________________ Outsize illustrations of ships 750 illustrations from published sources. These illustrations are not duplicated in the Arbon-Le Maiste collection. Sources include newspaper cuttings and centre-spreads from periodicals, brochures, calendar pages, posters, sketches, plans, prints, and other reproductions of artworks. Most are in colour. Please note the estimated date ranges relate to the ships illustrated, not year of publication. See Series 11/14 for Combined select index to Series 11 arranged alphabetically by ships name. REQUESTING ITEMS: Please provide both ships name and full location details. Unnumbered illustrations are filed in alphabetical order under the name of the first ship mentioned in the caption. ___________________________________________________________________ 1. Illustrations of sailing ships. c1780-. 230 illustrations. Arranged alphabetically by name of ship. 2. Illustrations mainly of ocean going motor powered ships. Excludes navy vessels (see Series 3,4 & 5) c1852- 150 illustrations. Merchant shipping, including steamships, passenger liners, cargo vessels, tankers, container ships etc. Includes a few river steamers and paddleboats. Arranged alphabetically by name of ship. 3. Illustrations of Australian warships. c1928- 21 illustrations Arranged alphabetically by name of ship. 4. Australian general naval illustrations, including warship badges, posters, honor board, and calendars illustrating warships and aircraft. c1874-. 28 illustrations. 5. Illustrations of world warships, including some historic British warships. c1514-. 12 illustrations. 6. World general naval illustrations. c1936-. 3 illustrations. PRG 1190/11 Special list Page 1 of 95 ___________________________________________________________________ 7. Australian general maritime illustrations, scrapbook and newspaper cuttings. c1800s- 27 illustrations. Includes historic scenes of Port Adelaide, Circular Quay, Sydney, The First Fleet, shipwreck sites of Western Australia, Captain Cook Bi-Centenary, Tall Ships. 8. World general maritime illustrations c1840-. 38 illustrations. Includes Holland-America Line cruise posters, racing yachts, Thames barge, Elizabethan galleon, viking ship, replica coracle, fishing vessels, etc. 9. Calendars (excluding naval calendars). c1800s-. 16 items (providing over 160 illustrations). Themes include tall ships, early Australian shipwrecks, winners of America’s Cup, Australian Bi-Centenary, classic Australian yachts, Australian merchant shipping during Second World War, early sailing vessels of South Australia, racing yachts 10. Ships plans: BHP Shipyard, Whyalla, South Australia. 1964. 3 items. Include unnamed bulk carrier, unnamed ore-carrying vessel, and SS Iron Flinders. 11. Ships plans: Navy vessels. c1938-. 12 items 12. Ships plans: Sailing vessels. 1919-. 8 items 13. Ships plans: Powered vessels. c1961-. 65 items. This series includes single sheet and outsize plans, line drawings, accommodation and deck plans, and cut-away views of merchant shipping, including cargo ships, container ships, steamships, passenger liners etc. Some of the passenger accommodation and deck plans are illustrated. (Also see PRG1190/7/3: Cruise brochures and other publications, which include smaller passenger accommodation and cruise plans), ships’ plans which are housed in envelopes in archives box. Arranged alphabetically by name of ship. 14. Combined select index to Series 11. 54 pages in grey binder Only illustrations with a ships name in the caption are included. The index is arranged alphabetically by ships name and indicates whether the illustration is coloured or B&W.. Captions are incomplete and may be insufficient to identify between ships of the same name. PRG 1190/11 Special list Page 2 of 95 ___________________________________________________________________ ARBON, Anthony Lyle PRG 1190/11 Special list ___________________________________________________________________ Part 1 : Outsize illustrations of sailing ships (230) Illustrations of sailing ships, from published sources including cuttings and centre- spreads from periodicals, brochures, calendar pages, posters, sketches, prints and other reproductions of artworks. This series is arranged in alphabetical order by name of ship. Most illustrations are in colour. Sizes vary from 15 x 20cm to 100 x 75cm. For some ships several different illustrations are held, e.g. BOUNTY. Note: Captions details are incomplete and may not be sufficient to identify between ships of the same name. B.= date built L.= date launched c=approximate date C=colour illustration B&W=black and white This list is indexed in PRO 1190/11/14 Combined select index to Series 11. AASILLE & ANNE brig B.c1780 C ACTIVE, replica of ketch B&W ADMIRAL GEVOERD ALBERDINA Dutch barge Mall() C ALEXANDRA B.1855, iron barque C ALJUCA barque 8.1874 ALKOR brig BA 872 ALRANA schooner B.1885 ANNIE WATT, Port Adelaide B&W sketch ANTELOPE, B.1864 ANTILLA brig, 191 tons 8.1852 ARIEL, tea clipper, L.1865 C ARIEL, famous tea clipper, 8.1865, 1058 tons ASANTE ASTORIA L.1868 AURA brig, 352 NRT. B.1864 in Geta, Aland. Sank Kattegat, October 1879. AUSTRALIA II poster, Hardy's Wines AZHA brig B.1875, rebuilt 1906 B.D. METCALF full-rigged ship B.1856 C HM BARK ENDEAVOUR see under ENDEAVOUR BATAVIA Dutch Merchantman, wrecked off the west coast of `New Holland' in 1629 BENVENUE L1867 BEN VOIRLICH 1873 BERNSTORFF frigate, full-rigged, 8.1795 BLACKADDER PRG 1190/11 Special list Page 3 of 95 ___________________________________________________________________ BOUNTY The wrecking of HMS BOUNTY, Pitcairn Island'. From original painting by John Allcot. BOUNTY 'Landfall-Tahiti'. Copy of original lithograph by Richard Linton. BOUNTY replica, built by Whangarei Engineering & Construction, New Zealand. Copy of B&W sketch by Mike Ferris. B&W BOUNTY replica B.1978, New Zealand.. 'Run away to sea on the BOUNTY' large poster C BOUNTY replica, B. Western Australia, photographed at Port Adelaide, c1989, en route to Sydney large photo BRITANNIA, cutter. B.1893 at Glasgow for Prince of Wales. 221 tons, length 100 feet, breadth 23 feet. From original painting by A.J.W. Burgess. CALCUTTA B.pre1803 CARLISLE CASTLE B.1868, U.K. CATHERINA brig, c1806 CHINESEREN barque B.1863 C CITY OF ADELAIDE Stranding of the immigrant ship..., near Port Adelaide in 1874 B&W sketch CLARENCE 1250 tons, clipper COLUMBIA 8.1846 CONCORDIA brig B.1846 C CONGO barque B.1886 COSMOPOLITAN CROMDALE GUTTY SARK CUTTY SARK CUTTY SARK, Sydney. L.1869 on River Clyde. With caption. C CUTTY SARK & THERMOPYLAE DAGMAR barque B.1868 DANIEL of Amsterdam, galiot, B.1845 C DAPHNE barque B.1868 DAR MLODZIEZY, in the Tyne, July 1986 DAR MLODZIEZY, Port Adelaide, SA, c1989 large photo C DAYLIGHT 8.1901 DAYLIGHT DEN GODE HENSIGT full-rigged vessel 8.1817 C DEODATA barque B.1855 DIAZ barque B.1882 DUNTRUNE C DUNTRUNE C ELISABETH of Copenhagen, B.1837, sloop C ELISE VON HAMBURG B.1841 C EMBLA barque B.1868 C ENDEAVOUR (HM BARK ENDEAVOUR), poster, Australian National Maritime Museum large size C ENDEAVOUR (HM BARK ENDEAVOUR) C ENDEAVOUR C ENDEAVOUR C PRG 1190/11 Special list Page 4 of 95 ___________________________________________________________________ ENDEAVOUR Bermuda-rigged steel cutter, 215 tons. B. at Gosport. From original painting by A.J.W. Burgess. C ENGELBERT C ESMERALDA, leaving Sydney, 1961sepia photo ESMERALDA C ETHEL, wrecked at Reef Head, Yorke Peninsula SA, 1904 B&W mounted photoprint EUPHROSYNE C FALIE, near Port Adelaide SA, c1989 large photo C FALLS OF HALLADALE 1886 C FANNY B.1850, barquentine C FERDINAND FISCHER C FIERY CROSS tea clipper C FLORIDA wooden ship, c1843 C FLYING CLOUD C FLYING CLOUD clipper, (also called CLOUD) L.1851. 1,782 tons FLYING CLOUD clipper FORMICA barque 8.1857/1858 FRIDLEIF barque B.1868/1869 FRITJOF brig B.1838-39 GAA PAA barque B.1896 C GLENBERVIE 8.1866 Full-rigged ship made into barque. Dramatic shipwreck scene at Menacles, Scilly Islands sepia photo dated. 1902 GLORIA barque (built as KINTAIL, 1880) GOWANBANK GREAT AUSTRALIA sepia sketch GULDREGN full-rigged, 734 tons, B.1872 GUSTAFVA wooden bark, B.1852, St. Martin, Canada (as FORTUNA) HAABET B.1782, brigantine HADDINGTON HAERAH, schooner, L.1871 HANS of HAMBURG, 3 masted fore-&-aft schooner, 80 tons gross L.1910 HARBINGER HAVRE full-rigged, B.1845 C HELEN, copy of painting by John Alicot 'The last of the old whalers, the barque HELEN' C HELENE MARGRETHE brig, B.1802 HERMANN wooden Dutch-built schooner, B.1847, Papenburg C HERZOGIN CECILIE, four masted barque. From the painting by Frank H. Mason. HERTHA barque, B.1863 C HESPERUS B.1873 HOHENZOLLERN INVERCARGILL JAMES BAINES JAMES BAINES JONGE MARIA wooden sloop, of Antwerp JUAN SEBASTION DE ELCANO PRG 1190/11 Special list Page 5 of 95 ___________________________________________________________________ JUAN SEBASTION DE ELCANO JUPITER ship B.1795-96 KIOBMANIDEN full-rigged vessel, B.1742 KONG CARL JOHAN full-rigged ship, B.1837 C KRONPRINDS FREDERIK barque, B.1783 KURT, 3 masted schooner, B.1913 LA HOGUE LAMARTINE brig, B.1857-60 C LANCING full-rigged, 8.1865 LEVIATHAN full-rigged ship, 1062 tons, 8.1876 C LIBERAL LIGHTNING clipper, B.c1854, 1468 tons LOCH ETIVE B.1878 LOCH SLOY C LOCH SLOY 1877 C LOCH VENNACHER(sic) 1,400 ton ship, L.1875 C LOCH VENNACHAR 1875-1905, clipper. Poster showing the ship, and discovery and site of the wreck off Kangaroo Island, S.A. in February
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