Him

[Mike Hall]

Its got to be old age,but i am not sure who this is.
The ship is Fred Olsens BALMORAL.


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[Ivan Cloherty]

Don't know who it is either, but looks like 'full astern' on the port engine and 'standby' on the starboard engine, and if its not a twin screw, then the telegraph is broken and someone should have told the sculptor

[John Arton]

It's Samuel cunard, statue is in Halifax Nova Scotia.
Rgds
J.A

[Tony Taylor]

Don't know who it is either, but looks like 'full astern' on the port engine and 'standby' on the starboard engine, and if its not a twin screw, then the telegraph is broken and someone should have told the sculptor

No Ivan, its an artists impression of a nautical clock, set and 10 past eleven.

[Des Taff Jenkins]

Looks like someone unknown; looking for someone else who can tell him what the hell he is leaning on.
Des

[happy daze john in oz]

If the setting are such then maybe he is just going round in circles looking for something not there?

[Ivan Cloherty]

Looks like someone unknown; looking for someone else who can tell him what the hell he is leaning on.
Des

first trippers were told not to lean on the Telegraph as you could stop the engines, which as cadets we knew was not true as we brassoed the bleddy things every morning

[happy daze john in oz]

Sad Ivan but now they are a bit different and covered with something, no Brasso required

[James Curry]

Last time I swung a Brass telegraph was on the Autolycus built in 1949. Think the last time I swung a telegrah was on the Bibby LPG carrier Lincolshire she was built in 1972. the Telegraph was still Chadburns Liverpool but was not a chain link graph.

[Bruce Morris]

Guess what the French term is for an Engine Room Telegraph.

I'll wait for your suggestions before I tell you!