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A Whale Factory ship in the Antarctic. The Sir James Clark Ross.
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The Sir James Clark Ross - Whaling Ship
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Whaling ship the Sir James Clark Ross - SY Discovery on the left
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Onboard a Whale Factory ship - likely the Sir James Clark Ross.
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Onboard a Whale Factory Ship. Likely the Sir James Clark Ross.
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The Whaling Ship - The "Kosmos" - December, 1930
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The Kosmos Whaling factory ship In the Antarctic
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SY Discovery on the left and Whaling ship, the Kosmos
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Whaling Factory Ship - The Kosmos - showing the tunnel
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Whale chaser showing the harpoon gun - Banzare Voyage 2.
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Eric Douglas was onboard this Whale chaser from the Sir James Clark Ross - Antarctica
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Whaling in the Antarctic - the Lestris is on the left
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Whaling factory ship and the SY Discovery in the background - Identified as the New Sevilla
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SY Discovery (Discovery or RRS Discovery I) alongside a Whaling Ship
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A Whale chaser on the right, it could be the SY Discovery on the left
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Close view of a Whale chaser - Antarctica
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A Whale Chaser in the Antarctic - 1930/31
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Two Whale chasers. Antarctica 1930/31.
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A dead Whale - self inflated with it's own gas
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The SY Discovery met up with the Norwegian Expedition ship "Norvegia"
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SY Discovery meeting up with the Norwegians on their expedition ship Norvegia
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Whaling factory ship in the Antarctic
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Captain Riiser Larsen from the Norvegia
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The Discovery on the left, coaling from the Sir James Clark Ross - BANZARE
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The Sir James Clark Ross, Whales and a Whale chaser