| RCS/QM contains: |
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| 18 |
Royal visit to Gwalior December 1905 |
| 19 |
Souvenir of Gwalior 1906 |
| 20 |
Royal Tour of India 1911-1912 |
| 21 |
Hunting in Nepal |
| 22 |
Views of Ajmer, Rajputana [i.e. Rajasthan] 1911 |
| 23 |
Coaling of H.M.S. Terrible, Bombay 1912 |
| 24 |
India and Ceylon, circa 1916 |
| 25 |
India and Ceylon, circa 1916 |
| 26 |
Photographs of Hindu rituals |
| 27 |
Photographs of sketches of New Delhi |
| 28 |
Unveiling of statue of King George V, 1916 |
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The Queen Mary photograph collection on India
| Title |
Coaling of H.M.S. Terrible, Bombay 1912 |
| Reference |
QM 23 |
| Creator |
Bourne and Shepherd |
| Covering Dates |
1912 |
| Extent and Medium |
5 images in 1 album |
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| Content and context |
Contains hand-coloured prints, 196 x 140 mm., each set in a deep mount with title in gold lettering below and bound in a dark green padded untitled album. The printed title page of this album indicates its purpose. 'The Ships of the Royal Indian Tour coaled in Bombay in the fastest manner possible and Uniqe record for speed established on H.M.S. Terrible while equipping for the return voyage, by J.F. Karaka and Co., Bombay coaling contractors to His Majesty's Navy. The achievement was doubly appreciated as it is a RECORD for INDIA which is of NAVAL Coaling importance, and was registered in connection with the ROYAL VISIT.' |
| Further information |
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Other work by Bourne and Shepherd is found at Y3022C
Indexed
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| Index Terms |
| Asia |
| Bombay |
| India |
| Maharashtra |
| Salsette Island |
| HMS Terrible |
| Bourne and Shepherd |
| RCS/QM 23 contains: |
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Coal barges of Messrs Karaka ready to proceed to H.M.S. Terrible. Shows H.M.S. Terrible, Hermes and Renown. Creator: Bourne and Shepherd. |
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The labourers bustle eager for work. Creator: Bourne and Shepherd. |
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Workmen actively engaged in coaling. Creator: Bourne and Shepherd. |
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Working at the finish when the bunkers get jammed. Creator: Bourne and Shepherd. |
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Departure after the work. Creator: Bourne and Shepherd. |
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