Sunderland Collection (page 4)

Charles Earl Sunderland
CHARLES SPENCER, third earl of SUNDERLAND statesman and book collector Date: 1674 - 1722

Anne Ctess Sunderland
ANNE (nee Digby) countess of SUNDERLAND wife of Robert, second earl. Date: ? - 1715

Ullswater. Sunderland, Thomas 1744 - 1823

Short S25 Sunderland III conversion
Short S25 Sunderland III converted to the requirements of Aviacion del Litoral Fluvial Argentina

Short S25 Sunderland V ML799 of the Aeronavale
Short S25 Sunderland V, ML799, of the Ae

Short S25 Sunderland V ML872 of the Aeronavale
Short S25 Sunderland V, ML872, of the Ae

Short S25 Sunderland GRV SZ589
Short S25 Sunderland GRV, SZ589

Short S25 Sunderland

Mealtime on board a Short Sunderland

Short S25 Sunderland III G-AGJM Hythe
Short S25 Sunderland III, G-AGJM, Hythe

De-militarised Short Sunderland III G-AGHZ Hawkesbury
De-militarised Short Sunderland III, G-AGHZ, Hawkesbury, operated by BOAC

Short Sunderland of the RNZAF taking-off from Belfast Lough prior to delivery

Short Sunderland IIIA ML818
Short Sunderland IIIA, ML818

Short Sunderland III ML778
Short Sunderland III, ML778

Looking aft from the cocktail bar - Converted Sutherland
Looking aft from the cocktail bar, past the head of the staircase to the rear upper-deck cabin of the original Sunderland converted for passenger-carrying in Argentina

Short Sunderland III during conversion to civil use

A鲯navales last Short Sunderland V ML824
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Short Sunderland of 10 Squadron RaF

Short Sunderland

Short Sunderland III ML830
Short Sunderland III, ML830

Short Sunderland III ML821 being launched from the factory
Short Sunderland III, ML821, being launched from the factory slipway. This aircraft was later converted to a MkV

Short Sunderland II T9113
Short Sunderland II, T9113

Short Sunderland I L2163 of 210 Squadron
Short Sunderland I, L2163, of 210 Squadron, escorting a troop convoy to the Middle East in 1941. Date: 1941

Short Sunderland I L2160
Short Sunderland I, L2160

Austin Pickersgill
Aerial view of the Austin Pickersgill shipyard at Sunderland, England. Date: 1950s

Workers riveting a girder at a Sunderland shipyard
Workers riveting the centre girder of a turret vessel at Messrs Droxford & Sons, a shipyard in Sunderland

Plate rolling machine and workers at a Sunderland shipyard
A team of men feed a sheet of metal through a rolling machine at Messrs Droxford & Sons, a shipyard in Sunderland

The Scotland Football Team, 1897
Photograph of the Scotland International Football Team selected for the game against England in 1897. On the 3rd April that year they beat England 2-1 in the British International Championship

Sunderland Bridge
Bridge over the Wear at Sunderland (Tyne & Wear), with shipping including a sailing vessel being towed out to sea by a steam tug. Built 1793, repaired Robt Stephenson 1859

Fire Hose Pump 1930S
A hose pump operated by members of the Sunderland Fire Brigade

FIREMEN 1934
The fire fighters from Sunderland Fire Brigade

Fireman 1930S
Jack Sanderson, a member of the Sunderland Fire Brigade

Sunderland Football Club

George V & Geordie Boy
George V chats to a working boy whilst on a walkabout during a visit to Sunderland during World War One

Robert Earl Sunderland
ROBERT SPENCER, earl of SUNDERLAND statesman with a penchant for switching sides when it suited his interests or his pocket. with his autograph

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