BRITISH POWER BOAT Co.
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British
Power Boats as working boats and houseboats. (Please have patience while they load... the wait will be worth it!) |
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following photographs were sent to me by Christian Sheppard-Capurro in Gibraltar and I am always interested to hear about any |
![]() "Adeheid" ex HSL 2554 pictured in Gibraltar 2005. After the war she was used as an RTTL (Radio Target Towing Launch) until 1947 in Gibraltar. |
2 x 71'.6" MTB/MGBs which are currently in Malta as harbour ferries "Raia" and "Ambra" photograph by courtesy of Hector Sheppard-Capurro |
![]() "MASB 32 " in Wartime These photographs - above, and right - are of BPB MASB 32 shown
in Wartime, now as a private motor yacht, and clearly shows the . |
"MASB
32 " in Peacetime |
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The photographs on the right are delightful in that they show the vessel under way, photographed in her home port of Gibraltar early in 2005. Her
History is shown left... quite eventful. but it shows what a little
bit of |
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There are only two British Power Boats left in their Wartime colours. High Speed Launch 102 and Motor Gun Boat 81. These are now berthed in Portsmouth Naval Dockyard, having been rescued and undergoing very expensive restoration to return them to their original service identity. Both are now used for corporate and private functions, earning money to enable them to survive. Both are on the Historic Ships Register. The photographs below were taken on 29th November 2013. Photographed by Michael Ian Byard.(Michael Ian Byard Collection)
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