Skibsvrag

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

THE WRECK OF THE BATTLESHIP “ROYAL GEORGE," 104 Guns, sunk at Spithead, 1782. Divers worked at the wreck, recovering guns, etc., during six Summers, 1839 to 1844 inclusive

THE "PUFFIN" BEACHED

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

Diver Alexander Lambert forcing his way to the treasure room of the s.s "Alphonso XII," from which he recovered seven chests containing £70,000 in gold coin. Another diver recovered £20,000

Photo No. 106. Caught by a Diver when working under water at Durban Natal

Kugle med en krog fastgjort til den, til at indtrænge og hægte sig fast på et skibsvrag; Kanon kugle med vådt, brænd-resistant reb for adgang til vrag

Illustration af et reb der binder over sig selv, ment som advarsel og dårlig praksis; Eksempel på bedste løsning for opbevaring af reb til skibsvrag indhentning

"Snatch block" brugt til at bringe folk til sikkerhed efter et skibsvrag