Photograph: Marion Island, Jan 1986

Maker
Unknown
 Production date
Jan 1986
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Description
Colour photograph of shoreline with a crane over a cliff and an inflatable dinghy offshore on Transvaal Cove, Marion Island, January 1986.

Gerry Clark and the crew of TOTORORE sailed to Marion Island landing 16 January 1986 after being dismasted after leaving Cape Town, Christmas Day 1985. The crew were accepted as shipwrecked mariners by the South African Government.

Part of a large collection of written and audiovisual, photographic resources and equipment which belonged to Gerry Clark; most of which document his voyages in the Southern Ocean.
Accession number
2017.40.465
Museum System ID
44975
Collection type
Archives
Collection
Gerry Clark
Classification
B&W print
Maker and role
Unknown: Photographer
Media/Materials
Colour Print: 0 - Whole
Measurement details
2D objects (HxW): H 126 W 88mm: 0 - Whole
Production place and notes
Marion Island, Indian Ocean
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Not on display
Record level
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