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Sails unfurled on a Torres boat with a topsail schooner at anchor, Aru Islands Regency, 1908

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    From 1863 to the 1980's hundreds of pearling vessels worked the East and West coasts of Queensland, Torres Strait and for some years in the Aru Islands of Indonesia. Of these, we believe that there are only 14 identified Torres Strait pearling luggers, 1 former pearl shell carrier and 2 former Torres Strait missionary vessels remaining. TORRES PEARL Formerly named SEDNEY, the Torres Pearl is currently located in Tasmania in private ownership. She has an aft-wheelhouse and those lugger lines. TORRES HERALD Torres Herald was also built by Norman Wright and Sons with her last known location being when she sank in 2014 in the Calliope River near Gladstone. Source: pearlingluggers.com.au/last-of-the-luggers

Count Felix Graf von Luckner and a woman on board SEETEUFEL

  • beachcomber australia said:
    She doesn't look like Ingeborg. And that is a tight-ish squeeze ...
  • Dale said:
    Well, he seems a chap that was adept at grabbing a passing opportunity.
  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    beachcomber australia Dale :P I wonder who she is...

In the track of the terrible typhoon which swept over Hong Kong recently (LOC)

  • motohakone said:
    The typhoon happened on Tuesday, September 18, 1906.