Skibsnavne

Photo No. 58. ONE OF THE DIVERS ABOUT TO DESCEND

Photo No. 59. Position of the Vessel after she had been dismantled

Photo No. 60. One of the Steel Pontoons being placed in position

Photo No. 61. One of the Pontoons being sunk

Photo No. 62. The Ship righting. The tripods are clearly shown

Photo No. 63. CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS AT WORK

Photo No. 64. The Vessel afloat. Two of the Pontoons alongside

Photo No. 65 Pumping Operations; Photo No. 66. Ready for Raising; Photo No. 67. Beached

THE "PUFFIN" BEACHED

ALL THAT WAS LEFT OF HER. ("Puffin.") It will be seen that her bottom was ground completely away

Photo No. 70. S. S. ANGLIA, Cable Steamer, ashore, County Down, Ireland, 1907. Floated by the East Coast Salvage Co., Ltd., Leith; Photo No. 71. S.S. MONTGOMERY, sunk and broken in two, River Garonne. Floated by the East Coast Salvage Co., Ltd., Leith

Photo No. 72. S.S. “MONTGOMERY,” after end floated. Raised by the East Coast Salvage Co., Ltd.. Leith; No. 73. S.S. “MONTGOMERY,” fore end floated

Photo No. 74. Before lifting, looking from mastheads towards deck. Low water; Photo No. 75. Last lift. Ship being hauled in aft into position for uprighting. Taken about half flood; Photo No. 76. After last lift. Low water view of deck, showing plates on after-hatch and hook-bolts securing same to coamings

Photo No. 98

Photo No. 105. Erostarbe and two of the silver bars which he recovered from the "Skyro."