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Australian Sea Heritage
Issues from year 2000 (Nos. 62, 63, 64):-
Australian Sea Heritage
Number 62, Autumn 2000
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Contents of Issue 62, Autumn 2000:-
- Sea Mail
- News From All Ports
- Australia's Historic Replicas
An overview of many of the important replica vessels in Australia
- Performance Assessment of Duyfken
Seven knots in light conditions is a remakably good speed.
- Australia's Sea Heritage in Miniature - Models of the Sydney Heritage Fleet
One of the finest model collections anywhere.
- Life on a Newcastle Bulk Carrier in 1905
No doubt the old hands on Wavertree were laying bets on whether their new skipper would make the grade.
- The Loss of the "Anonymous" Corangamite
Enveloped by a dense sea fog, the ship simply slid up on the rocky foreshore
- Ship's Library
- You Can Still Travel by Sea
enjoy the delights of travelling by sea without having to be part of a manic mass
- Museum News
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Contents of Issue 63, Winter 2000:-
- Sea Mail
- News From All Ports
- Top End - Bottom End
Along the Murray Darling system several old paddlers are being restored.
- David Finch's Photo Files
- The Restoration of PS Ruby
a significant steamer in the history of the Murray River.
- Like Father Like Sons
The Connolly seamen made their mark on Port Jackson
- Ship's Library
- Preserved Ships and Replicas No 18
Batavia reaches the east coast of Australia
- Museum News
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Australian Sea Heritage
Number 63, Winter 2000,
Cover:- HMAS Farncomb and Sail Training Ship Leeuwin
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Australian Sea Heritage
Number 64, Spring 2000,
Cover:- John Oxley
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Contents of Issue 64, Spring 2000:-
- Sea Mail
- News From All Ports
- Background to the Fast Ferry HMAS Jervis Bay
the first of her type to be used in any naval force
- Kermandie - The Only Four Master in Australia's Coastal Trade
by far the largest of many scow type vessels built in Tasmania
- Carrying Stock and Other Animals at Sea
It was not too difficult to round up the pigs but the kangaroos were something again.
- David Finch's Photo Files
- HMAS K9 "Re-Surfaces" on The NSW Coast
the rusting hull of a submarine in the surf near Seal Rocks
- Touring Forceful's Engine Room
The triple expansion steam engine represents the final development of the marine reciprocating engine.
- New Life Boats for the Old James Craig
detailed plans of lifeboats of the era are not readily available
- Ship's Library
- Museum News
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