Model of the ferry "Stena Hengist". Liverpool Maritime Museum. 9th November 2002.

One of the identification badges issued to pupils aboard "Neptunia".

A postcard showing "Neptunia". This Harland & Wolff steamship was originally the Irish Sea ferry "Duke of Argyle". I sailed on a schools cruise aboard this ship in 1984. She was destroyed by fire in 1995.

Page from a "Neptunia" brochure.

The top of a souvenir egg timer from the BR ferry "Avalon".

Townsend Thoresen souvenir tea caddy spoon.

Cover of the Ferry Aid record released to raise funds for the "Herald of Free Enterprise" disaster.

Rear of the Ferry Aid record cover.

The record itself.

Squashed penny souvenir from Mersey Ferries.

Norse Irish Ferries advertising leaflet from 1997.

Norse Irish Ferries advertising leaflet from 1997.

Seafrance promotional picture.

Extract from a French Sealink/SNAT brochure featuring the vessels "Stena Antrim" and "Fiesta".

Extract from a French Sealink/SNAT brochure featuring the vessels "Cote d'Azur" and "Stena Hengist/Horsa".

Extract from a French Sealink/SNAT brochure featuring the vessels "Champs-Elysees" and "Versailles".

Extract from a French Sealink/SNAT brochure featuring the vessels "Stena Normandy" and "Stena Felicity".

Neptunia deckplan. (Ex Duke of Argyle), Part 1.

Neptunia deckplan. (Ex Duke of Argyle), Part 2.

Neptunia deckplan. (Ex Duke of Argyle), Part 3.