Category:Vikings of the Ice (1924)

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Vikings of the Ice : Being the Log of a Tenderfoot on the Great Newfoundland Seal Hunt

Media in category "Vikings of the Ice (1924)"

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FMIB 35487 The Standing Man with ice for tea.jpeg 487 × 623; 59 KB
FMIB 35488 Cap'n Abraham Kean, with Terra Nova Note very rough ice through which ship ploughs.jpeg 679 × 540; 40 KB
FMIB 35490 Not lovely to look at, and infernal to live on, but built for the job is the oak-hearted old Terra Nova.jpeg 682 × 555; 60 KB
FMIB 35491 This is how livyeres keep their potatoes You mightn't believe it, but the sodded building is a cellar It looks more imposing.jpeg 665 × 540; 47 KB
FMIB 35492 George Allan England is Sealing-Rig.jpeg 775 × 643; 68 KB
FMIB 35493 Here's the little beacon, at Gaultois, that the prodent light-keeper didn't want to expose to the weather on stormy nights If.jpeg 707 × 614; 93 KB
FMIB 35502 Treat, in the form of a fresh-water pool on the ice Note steamer loaded very deeply with seals She will go lower yet, before.jpeg 659 × 529; 46 KB
FMIB 35517 Gunners and 'dogs,' over !.jpeg 659 × 529; 44 KB
FMIB 35520 Joe Stirge, 'Swatching'.jpeg 1,055 × 631; 70 KB
FMIB 35521 Man 'copying' aboard Lively work to board moving ship over small cakes, without a ducking.jpeg 659 × 515; 49 KB
FMIB 35522 One rally is over, and the men are crowding to the forrard galley for a 'mug-up' of bread and tea.jpeg 659 × 544; 69 KB
FMIB 35525 Sealing Flags - Author's Cap and Gloves, and Sealer's 'Skinny Woppers' or Spiked Eskimo Sealskin Boots - Sealing Equipment.jpeg 1,029 × 662; 103 KB
FMIB 35526 Gunners and 'dogs' going away.jpeg 676 × 515; 39 KB
FMIB 35527 Terra Nova from aloft A toy ship on a birthday cake.jpeg 668 × 524; 49 KB
FMIB 35528 Unique photograph of mutineers on ice, near Diana.jpeg 690 × 549; 74 KB
FMIB 35530 White-coat, or young harp seal, probably about two weeks old.jpeg 676 × 555; 33 KB
FMIB 35531 Two spokes from the old Terra Nova, torn out be steersmen working through heavy ice, box containing ice-goggles, and tally stick.jpeg 667 × 541; 51 KB
FMIB 35534 Cat or stillborn harp seal skins.jpeg 667 × 541; 39 KB
FMIB 35535 Four of the fleet nipped in solid jam.jpeg 606 × 423; 36 KB
FMIB 35538 Master-watch John Kelloway A Giant in Strength and Daring.jpeg 498 × 625; 52 KB
FMIB 35539 Typical Seal-Hunter.jpeg 490 × 625; 52 KB
FMIB 35540 Family of hoods; old dog, bitch, and pup.jpeg 665 × 515; 61 KB
FMIB 35542 Northward bound--it's a pleasure to meet a fellow like this in the daytime One of the great bergs sent off by the spring break.jpeg 673 × 594; 60 KB
FMIB 35543 Cap'n Abraham Kean, Terra Nova, 'swatching' ie, shooting seals in open lakes and bays Colours do not show, but this view gives.jpeg 676 × 560; 44 KB
FMIB 35545 Carpenter, Edwin Tucker, Who slept on a bare board to give me his bunk My best friend and chum on board.jpeg 501 × 623; 58 KB
FMIB 35546 Preacher, Cook, Baker Bare arms, below zero !.jpeg 438 × 527; 47 KB
FMIB 35547 Lights and colour in ice and bergs would require a master's brush to paint.jpeg 676 × 561; 47 KB
FMIB 35548 Two master-watchers With men like these, one does not argue.jpeg 439 × 526; 39 KB
FMIB 35549 Dragging sculps over coal-grimed deck of Terra Nova to 'tally down' in hold These are old harp skins.jpeg 475 × 529; 66 KB
FMIB 35551 Seal-hearts in the belt of a young Viking.jpeg 484 × 549; 58 KB
FMIB 35552 No matter how cold it was, our cook never went around in anything but shirtsleeves Here he's cutting a flipper from a pelt, for.jpeg 483 × 549; 53 KB
FMIB 35553 Chopping up of seal-carcasses, for packing in barrels, transforms the forecastle head into a butcher's shop.jpeg 475 × 529; 44 KB
FMIB 35554 Cap'n Abraham Kean taking a noon shot at the sun.jpeg 478 × 606; 41 KB
FMIB 35557 -Hood and Harp Seal Distribution in Newfoundland-.jpeg 685 × 1,007; 157 KB
FMIB 35558 Danger-flag going up, to warn men far on ice of approaching blizzard.jpeg 478 × 606; 43 KB
FMIB 35559 Admiral of the Fleet Cap'n Abraham Kean, on bridge of Terra Nova.jpeg 679 × 541; 48 KB
FMIB 35560 Tallying-down into hold Flat baskets at right are used for passing coal, also passing ice to 'ice down' the skins.jpeg 656 × 541; 67 KB
FMIB 35562 Cyril Kean, Captain's Grandson He made first kill of 1922 season.jpeg 486 × 532; 33 KB
FMIB 35563 Bosun Mike Donovan and his busy but futile broom Note ice in baskets, for icing-down sculps.jpeg 486 × 532; 45 KB
FMIB 35564 George Allan England (left) on the job.jpeg 656 × 541; 45 KB
FMIB 35565 Here are the Viking Captains, a while back Can you imagine anything that would stop them ?.jpeg 899 × 574; 83 KB
FMIB 35566 Last of the Diana.jpeg 679 × 504; 35 KB
FMIB 35568 Berg, off St John's Harbour.jpeg 648 × 501; 51 KB
FMIB 35569 Transfer from Terra Nova to Eagle.jpeg 679 × 504; 37 KB
FMIB 35572 St John's Harbour in Summer.jpeg 648 × 501; 36 KB
FMIB 35575 Departure of a sealing-vessel is always a great event.jpeg 673 × 515; 62 KB
FMIB 35576 Skinners at Work.jpeg 670 × 512; 76 KB
FMIB 35578 Dingy blue sea-chests go to the steamer on odd native 'slides'.jpeg 673 × 515; 66 KB
FMIB 35579 If you want to avoid fat, keep away from this wharf There are tons of it here.jpeg 670 × 513; 89 KB
FMIB 35580 In this cabin of the Terra Nova, Scott and Shackleton once lived Several master-watches at table.jpeg 664 × 549; 58 KB
FMIB 35581 Young Newfoundland at Play.jpeg 670 × 515; 58 KB
FMIB 35584 Group of hunters on deck of Terera Nova.jpeg 665 × 549; 64 KB
FMIB 35585 On the flakes, at Hermitage.jpeg 670 × 515; 81 KB
FMIB 35586 Whole life of these hardy codders is aquatic.jpeg 662 × 501; 47 KB
FMIB 35588 Sealing-fleet preparint to sail.jpeg 682 × 504; 57 KB
FMIB 35589 Trees in Newfoundland are hardly more than bushes.jpeg 662 × 532; 58 KB
FMIB 35591 Men preparing for a 'rally' at the seals.jpeg 656 × 501; 63 KB
FMIB 35593 Rally.jpeg 668 × 524; 50 KB
FMIB 35595 Marconi-Man, 3rd Engineer, and George Allan England, with White-Coats.jpeg 973 × 682; 61 KB
FMIB 35597 This man has just hooked his kill to the rope in right foreground, which the ship is pulling in as it surges along.jpeg 659 × 526; 38 KB
FMIB 35599 Sealers in Action, Towing-In.jpeg 659 × 526; 31 KB
FMIB 35601 Coming Aboard After a Kill.jpeg 484 × 521; 42 KB
FMIB 35602 Here's the Scunner, whose orders steer the ship.jpeg 481 × 597; 51 KB
FMIB 35604 Here's a Dog-Hood, Anything but a Passive Resister The baby has just been killed (at left) You have to look alive, in tackling a.jpeg 651 × 852; 55 KB
FMIB 35605 Good day's catch, like this, fills the decks with quivering redness and the air with rarest perfumes.jpeg 662 × 515; 64 KB
FMIB 35607 These Round-Seals will Shortly be Sculped.jpeg 667 × 495; 50 KB
FMIB 35610 Watchful waiting, for a good place to jump Lumps of ice only a foot or two square will serve, if no better offer--and the main.jpeg 668 × 566; 45 KB
FMIB 35612 Mother seal trying in vain to induce white-coat to escape down bobbing-hole.jpeg 662 × 515; 31 KB
FMIB 35614 Harp Bitch and Pup or White-Coat.jpeg 662 × 515; 33 KB
FMIB 35617 Sealers at work with stabber-poles, clearing out jam blown up by bombs.jpeg 704 × 561; 58 KB
FMIB 35618 Winch bring a tow on board.jpeg 670 × 518; 45 KB
FMIB 35621 Making a pan is heavy work; even in zero weather and with a gale blowing, you'll sweat.jpeg 670 × 561; 52 KB
FMIB 35624 After many days the mysterious sixth sense of navigation which the Vikings have will enable them to come back straight to this.jpeg 651 × 538; 42 KB
FMIB 35626 One of the flags that mark pans of seals.jpeg 650 × 538; 36 KB
FMIB 35627 From pinnacles like these the men chop fresh ice, to make their famed 'pinnacle-tea'.jpeg 665 × 524; 37 KB
FMIB 35634 Out in the hazy fog goes an early morning army of seal-killers.jpeg 665 × 523; 34 KB
FMIB 35635 Mucking into a huge 'pan' on the ice.jpeg 662 × 515; 59 KB
FMIB 35639 Not too loose for hunting on, if seals are sighted.jpeg 662 × 532; 53 KB
FMIB 35643 Men 'Copying' over loose ice 'Dog,' in centre, holds cartridge-bag in hand These men are awaiting a chance to jump and scramble.jpeg 662 × 583; 55 KB
FMIB 35651 Attaching bombs to poles to blop up a jam.jpeg 704 × 512; 46 KB
FMIB 35655 Nit coming aboard, with ice, on misty day.jpeg 662 × 504; 47 KB
FMIB 35658 Tow of sculps being hauled aboard by the winch, which is steaming freely.jpeg 687 × 518; 46 KB
FMIB 35661 Even the baker takes a hand Here he is showing you what a thick layer of fat lies beneath the skin of an old saddler.jpeg 667 × 521; 47 KB
FMIB 35663 Loading a 'Pan'.jpeg 667 × 521; 42 KB

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