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Colour was lavender William, known as the lavender ladies!!!! KT

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Originally Posted by Keith Tindell

Colour was lavender William, known as the lavender ladies!!!! KT

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pink or lavender nuff said keith full of corned beef inspectors:cool:

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Originally Posted by william gardner

the castle boats had pink hulls i remember nuff said:cool:

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Definitely not Pink William!
Lavender was the correct Colour!
Cheers

It was London Grey , Vernon , ,might have looked like lavender , but it was called London Grey

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Originally Posted by Keith Tindell

Colour was lavender William, known as the lavender ladies!!!! KT

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And some of the looked so cute when dressed up, best looking first class wingererettes I ever saw.

Back to the thread on films, i never recall watching films when i was at sea, most on trampers we got was a game of crib, KT

I believe , and it is too far back for me , that Walport provided films for ships from the mid 1950s with a leased projector all in a 16mm format . I think the box had four full length two reel movies in it , and there was often a safety film spliced onto the front . British & Commonwealth certainly had them , and so did Gulf Oil , We used to swap them with the boxes on other ships to keep them up to date . Walport still exist and still do training films today
, for international crews

http://thehumanelementfilm.com/walpo...raining-films/

First time I ever saw films on ships was in the 70s on ESSO VLCCs, before that telling yarns and crib.
Brian.

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Originally Posted by Captain Kong

First time I ever saw films on ships was in the 70s on ESSO VLCCs, before that telling yarns and crib.
Brian.

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######had films on the sheaf field in 61 a good geordie outfit nd good feeder

Chips, was my nickname for many years on various schools and ships.