The ELLA PINK PUFFER VEST is a fun & feminine piece! The Details: blush pink puffer vest high neck pockets made from 100% nylon Ashlynn is wearing a size small Care Instructions machine wash cold air dry or machine dry on lowest setting to prevent shrinking steam to get rid of wrinkles Shipping & Returns we offer free shipping on orders $50+ no exchanges returns are only accepted within 14 days of when the order was received refunds are given in the form of store credit see our policies page for more information
see puffersandvics.org/Lythe.htm SMM ref 2018-055(014)
Seen in steam before conversion to diesel power. see puffersandvics.org/VIC84.htm See SMM ref 2018-055(046)
SMM ref 2018-055(008)
Lochinvar Clyde Puffer Plans. There are so many things to say about Clyde puffers, but one thing is sure. They are “cute”, even people who are not interested in maritime or modelling like them...
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A steel screw motorship built 1944 by Richard Dunston & Co Thorne as VIC37 with a 2 cyl compound steam. Re-engined with a diesel by Ailsa Troon in 1966 when purchased by Irvine Shipping & Trading Co and renamed Lady Morven
The last steam drifter fishing boat is taking its first paying passengers from Lowestoft to Great Yarmouth.
ref 2007-265(013)a see www.clydeships.co.uk/view.php?official_number=&imo=&a...
This gallery is a general pictorial resource for those interested in the history of the Clyde Puffer. More pictures will be added as they become available. We welcome contributions to this page. Please email us with details.
This gallery is a general pictorial resource for those interested in the history of the Clyde Puffer. More pictures will be added as they become available. We welcome contributions to this page. Please email us with details.
Puffer companies often had naming policies. Hamiltons of Brodick used the suffix ‘cloy’. Also see www.clydeships.co.uk/view.php?official_number=&imo=&a... What is a Puffer? A Clyde Puffer is a steam coaster which could carry cargo and deliver it without needing external equipment to unload it: a mini-bulk carrier. The length of most puffers was limited by the 70 ft (21.3 m) locks of the Forth and Clyde Canal, or the 88 ft (26.8 m) locks of the Crinan Canal. The official name for a puffer is a lighter. However, they were popularly named after the simple steam engines that the earliest canal-based boats used. These were single-cylinder engines with no condensers . This meant that the steam used was simply exhausted to the atmosphere through the funnel, leading to a distinctive ‘puff-puff’ sound. Later puffers used compound engines with condensers. This meant that the ‘puffing’ sound stopped, but the name puffer remained. The enduring popularity of the name meant that it was even used for diesel-engined boats. Puffers have gained a secure place in Scottish culture. They were made famous by the stories of author Neil Munro, who wrote about a fictional puffer captain, Para Handy, and his crew on the Vital Spark.
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The Scottish Maritime Museum hopes to raise £15,000 through the Keep the Kyles Afloat campaign on Crowdfunder, which has provided the platform free in conjunction with the Museums Association. [www.crowdfunder.co.uk/keepthekylesafloat] At 148 years old, MV Kyles is older than the Falls of Clyde, tallship Glen Lee and the Sir Walter Scott. Believed to be the oldest floating Clyde-built vessel in the UK, MV Kyles was built by John Fullerton & Co. at Paisley in 1872 and served first as a tender for the Clyde fishing fleet up until 1881 when it moved on to 23 further owners across the UK. The 1872 cargo coaster MV Kyles is a rare and nationally important survivor from the 19th century, a transformational period on the River Clyde when shipyards embraced the possibilities of steam power to become one of the most important shipbuilding centres in the world. But now MV Kyles needs vital repairs, for which the Scottish Maritime Museum has launched a crowdfunding campaign. Kyles, which is moored on Irvine Harbourside at the Scottish Maritime Museum’s main site, reaches a staggering 150 year milestone in 2022. However, a long, hard working life, being adapted for different roles across the UK by 24 different owners, has taken a huge toll. Essential repairs are needed now if this historic vessel is to remain part of Scotland’s living maritime heritage for decades to come. [youtu.be/yoDaYpDqtsE] The Scottish Maritime Museum hopes to raise £15,000 through the Keep the Kyles Afloat campaign on Crowdfunder, which has provided the platform free in conjunction with the Museums Association. [www.crowdfunder.co.uk/keepthekylesafloat]
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‘VIC 32’ was built by Dunston’s of Thorne, Yorkshire in November 1943. She has been restored and converted for cruising with small groups on the Clyde and West Coast of Scotland from her base at Crinan.
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