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Fish Hatchery, Estes Park, Colorado, USA. Date: circa 1920
Naval Shipping and Fisheries Exhibition PosterNaval Shipping and Fisheries Exhibition at Earls Court Poster
Dornier Do-228-212 G-OMAF (msn 8112), operated by FR Aviation for the Ministry of Fisheries and Food, at RAF Fairford on 22 July1989 for the Royal International Air Tattoo. Date: 1989
Post Office Radio Telephone Services and FisheriesA wonderful, original, poster map showing Post Office Radio Telephone Services commissioned by the General Post Office and designed by Leslie MacDonald Gill, 1935
Post Office Wireless Stations and FisheriesA simply magnificent, large scale, poster map of Post Office Wireless Stations commissioned by the General Post Office and designed by Leslie MacDonald Gill, 1939
One of Canadian industries was the catching and packing of salmon. The geat flat-bottomed square-ended boat, locally know as a scow
Salmon in Canada - CanningPhotograph showing a long stream of cans of salmon rolling through the machine, each turn hermetically sealed in closed tins in which the fish is preserved. Date: late 1890s
A group of women standing over a couple of barrels cleaning fish. Date: 1908
Reims-Cessna F406 Caravan II G-MAFB (msn F406-0080), operated by Direct Flight for the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food. Date: circa 2004
Photograph showing a group of Scottish women standing over the barrels that are being packed with herring in brine, ready for export. Date: November1901
Scottish lasses knitting jerseys for the fishermen during their dinner hour. Date: November 1912
Herring Harvest in Great Yarmouth 1934A small group of the 2, 000 Scottish herring gutters which came to Great Yarmouth in the October to earn some money. Date: October 1934
Scottish Fisher-Women in Great Yarmouth 1932Scottish fisher lassies who came to Great Yarmouth for the herring harvest, sharing their biscuits with the lucky crew of the Cornstalk. Date: October 1932
Scottish Fisher-Woman in Great Yarmouth 1932One of the 3, 000 Scottish women that came every year to Great Yarmouth in the herring harvest to gut fish in the months of October and November. Date: October 1932
Herring Harvest in Great Yarmouth 1932Some of the 3, 000 Scottish women which could gut about forty fish a minute, arrived on the east coast of Great Yarmouth. Date: October 1932
One of the thousands of Scottish women that came to Great Yarmouth in the herring harvest to pack and gut fish in the months of October and November. Date: November 1910
Scotch Herring Women Workers 1902Towns of Yarmouth and Lowesoft in the East Anglian ports were full of women from Scotland, coming down to help with the herring harvest in October and November
The Fish Nurseries at Huningue, FranceSuite of buildings at Huningue devoted to the extension of the piscicultural system, having been erected with a view to the reception and distribution of fish eggs. 1864
Shoal of mackerel 1873Fishermen bringing in their fresh catch of mackerel. Date: 1873
Arrival of the mackerel boats 1868Fishermen bringing in the catch of mackerel hours before dawn, arriving on the River Thames to be sold at Billingsgate market, in the 1860s it was estimated that 25, 000
Quay at Great Yarmouth - Herring Harvest 1905Steam drifters engaged in herring fishery lying alongside. The curiously shaped double baskets seen on the floor are called lasts
Great Yarmouth - Herring Harvest 1905Gathering the harvest of the sea: Fishermen cleaning the nets during the Yarmouth herring season, 650 to 700 Scotch boats from Aberdeen
Traditional River Severn salmon fishermanA traditional River Severn salmon fisherman with the rows of salmon traps, or putchers that were used for thousands of years before the Enviornment Agency banned them in 2012
Grace Darlings BoatThe boat in which GRACE DARLING and her father rowed out to rescue the crew of the Forfarshire is displayed at the International Fisheries Exhibition, 1883. Date: 6 September 1838
Siglufjordur (Herring Town), IcelandSiglufjordur (Sigulufirdi) used to be the center of the herring fisheries in Iceland, and the herring played a very large role in the nations economy and industry. Date: 1939
Herring Harvest, YarmouthYarmouth - The Herring Harvest. The largest herring port in the country in 1921, with Scottish girls working at the fisheries in the autumn Date: 1921
Blessing Fishing BoatsBefore the fishing fleet leaves Paimpoul, Bretagne, for the Iceland fisheries, the boats are blessed in an elaborate ceremony including a spectacular procession Date: 1895
Fishery workers on a quaysideFishery workers engrossed in their work, surrounded by barrels on a quayside. Date: circa 1920s
Irish coraclesTraditional Irish coracles (currachs) at the International Fisheries Exhibition, held at the Horticultural Societys Gardens in South Kensington, London Date: May 1883
Four fishery workers surrounded by barrels on a quayside. Date: circa 1920s
Three women fishery workers, carrying large containers of fish
Men with crates of fish on quaysideMen working on a quayside with crates of fish labelled William Carnie and David Dow, Newhaven
Pardon at PaimpolPardon religious festival for the fishermen from the Iceland fisheries, at Paimpoul, Brittany Date: 1898
James Anderson, EconomistJAMES ANDERSON - Scottish economist and inventor : actively concerned with the Scottish fisheries, and in agricultural reform, where he made valuable innovations
th Huxley / Sambourne 1881THOMAS HENRY HUXLEY A satire on the English scientists role as Inspector of Fisheries
Mac Fisheries PoulterersMac Fisheries in Cheltenham, taking orders for Christmas for local home fed chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, capons and English pheasants, rabbits, hares and oysters