Brunel's "Great Eastern".

"Empress of Britain" of the Canadian Pacific Line.

Interior shot on board "Empress of Britain".

An unidentified vessel - photo found in an old family album.

Deck view on board a ferry approaching Royan in June 1977.

One of the three funnels of the "Normandie".

Liners at Southampton, including "Aquitania", "Mauretaina" (1), "Berengaria" and "Majestic".

A WW2 reconnaissance composite photo of part of the Normandy coast. The pictures were taken by planes flying at zero feet about 1000 to 1500 yards off shore.

A mobile platform at Portishead.

A view of the engine room of the PSS "Waverley". 26th September 2003.

The engine control platform of PSS "Waverley". 26th September 2003.

The Dock Authority offices at Liverpool. 7th November 2002.

Horse Sand Fort in the Solent. 1987.

Spitbank Fort in the Solent. 6th March 2007.

Submariners' memorial on the Victoria Embankment, London.

A view of the Corinth Canal from 1984.

A Wills cigarette card showing "Arundel Castle" of the Union Castle Line.

A Wills cigarette card showing "Windsor Castle" of the Union Castle Line.

A Wills cigarette card showing "California".

A Wills cigarette card showing "Cameronia".

A Wills cigarette card showing "Duilio".

Canadian Pacific advertising poster.

Shaw Savill advertising poster.

Holland America Line poster featuring "Statendam".

The Wonder Book of Ships, an excellent collectable for liner enthusiasts. This is the 9th edition.

The Wonder Book of Ships, 14th edition.

The Wonder Book of Ships, 20th edition.

Booth Line logo on a company envelope.

Works plate from Campbell & Isherwood Electrical Engineers of Glasgow, found on a piece of wreckage washed up at Portishead.

The pier head at Clevedon. 30th August 2007.

Johnstons Draw Dock, Isle of Dogs, London. 4th June 2008.

Padstow harbour 22nd August 2006.

Padstow harbour 22nd August 2006.

Portishead dock before conversion to a marina. 1988.

Crane platform "Samba". Liverpool, 2nd April 2007.

A memorial to the wreck of the "Maria Asumpta". St Enodoc's Church, Trebetherick, Cornwall. 21st July 2009. The ship, built in 1858, was lost with three members of the crew off Rumps Point after striking rocks in 1995.

Starboard buoy. 2nd April 2007.

Navigation light at woodside pier, Birkenhead. 2nd April 2007.

Former combined buoyancy aids/deck benches from a Mersey Ferry.