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Brochure: 'The Diesel-Electric Tug Acklam Cross, The First British tug With Electric Propelling…
Brochure: 'The Diesel-Electric Tug Acklam Cross, The First British tug With Electric Propelling Machinery'
Brochure: 'The Diesel-Electric Tug Acklam Cross, The First British tug With Electric Propelling…
Brochure: 'The Diesel-Electric Tug Acklam Cross, The First British tug With Electric Propelling Machinery'

Brochure: 'The Diesel-Electric Tug Acklam Cross, The First British tug With Electric Propelling Machinery'

Manufacturer (Aberdeen, Scotland, 1864 - 1992)
Date1933
Object NameBrochure
Mediumpaper
ClassificationsMaritime History
LocationView by Appointment - Aberdeen Treasure Hub
Object numberABDMS025290
Keywords
Image Not Available for Booklet G.E.C. Electric Propulsion Of Tugs. This Has Details Onthe Hall Russell Built Acklam Cross
Booklet G.E.C. Electric Propulsion Of Tugs. This Has Details Onthe Hall Russell Built Acklam Cross
Acklam Cross
Built In 1933
Acklam Cross Under Construction
Negative Showing Acklam Cross Under Construction
Acklam Cross Under Construction
Negative Showing Acklam Cross Under Construction
Acklam Cross Under Construction
Negative Showing Also Acklam Cross Under Construction
Acklam Cross Under Construction
Negative Showing Acklam Cross Under Construction
Image Not Available for Negative Showing Acklam Cross Under Construction
Negative Showing Acklam Cross Under Construction
Acklam Cross Under Construction
Negative Showing Acklam Cross Under Construction
Acklam Cross Under Construction
Negative Showing Acklam Cross Under Construction
Image Not Available for 5 Black and white photographs Showing The Diesel Tug 'coloso' Built A Hall Russell In 1961
5 Black and white photographs Showing The Diesel Tug 'coloso' Built A Hall Russell In 1961
A J B Strachan
1961
Large Black And White Photograph Entitled "Off The Pier Head" Showing A Tug Towing A Small Vess…
Large Black And White Photograph Entitled "Off The Pier Head" Showing A Tug Towing the harbour diver's small vessel out of Aberdeen harbour
c. 1920
Image Not Available for Black and white photograph Showing The Engine Of The Steam Tug 'howard Smith' Built At Hall Russell, Ship 830
Black and white photograph Showing The Engine Of The Steam Tug 'howard Smith' Built At Hall Russell, Ship 830
1951
Image Not Available for 6 Black and white photographs Showing The Launch Of The Tug 'capable' At Hall Russell In 1945
6 Black and white photographs Showing The Launch Of The Tug 'capable' At Hall Russell In 1945
1945
Image Not Available for Acklam Cross (728) - Plan Of Tow Hook
Acklam Cross (728) - Plan Of Tow Hook
Acklam Cross
1933
Image Not Available for Acklam Cross (728) - Plan Of Tow Hook
Acklam Cross (728) - Plan Of Tow Hook
Acklam Cross
1933
Image Not Available for Acklam Cross (728) - Hydrostatic Curves
Acklam Cross (728) - Hydrostatic Curves
Acklam Cross
1933
Image Not Available for Acklam Cross (728) - Lines Plan For Model
Acklam Cross (728) - Lines Plan For Model
Acklam Cross
1933
Acklam Cross (728) - Plan Of Engine Seats
Acklam Cross (728) General Arrangement
Acklam Cross
1933
Image Not Available for Acklam Cross (728) - Lines Plan (no. 2 model)
Acklam Cross (728) - Lines Plan (no. 2 model)
Acklam Cross
1933
Image Not Available for Acklam Cross (728) Lines plan as taken from model
Acklam Cross (728) Lines plan as taken from model
Acklam Cross
1933
Image Not Available for Acklam Cross (728) - Plan Of Engine Seats
Acklam Cross (728) - Plan Of Engine Seats
Acklam Cross
1933
Cruiser - Tug Yard Number 744 Half Model
Cruiser - Tug Yard Number 744 Half Model
Alexander Hall and Company
1953
"Impetus" Steam Tug
"Impetus" Steam Tug
Alexander Hall and Company
1940
Photograph Showing The Launch Of The Tug 'Ingane' From The Hall Russell Shipyard, 1902
Photograph Showing The Launch Of The Tug 'Ingane' From The Hall Russell Shipyard, 1902
Hall, Russell & Company, Limited
c. 1902
Image Not Available for Plan Showing A Steel Screw Tug, Profile View With Vessel At Sea
Plan Showing A Steel Screw Tug, Profile View With Vessel At Sea
Alex Hall & Co
1930