#1091...... continued.

#1085 Giant coffee grinder?

A ‘cannonball’ coffee roaster

The biggest clue...... apart from the Bachis.

Where in the world?

1104

Coffee Beans

French ship "Provence".....1913.
Roasting coffee beans.

:)

Well done John!

Sparkie, what was the clue about the hats they were wearing. Me thinks you gave us a RED HERRING.

French caps.....French coffee.

Simplement.

Difficult to imagine Royal Navy crewmen roasting coffee beans.

:)

#1091...... answer.

https://www.beyondships.com/Phoenix-...a-Profile.html

https://www.beyondships.com/PO-Artemis-Profile.html

Identify the ship and her location.

#1074....... answer.

http://www.old-merseytimes.co.uk/gladiator.html

"Casing Party"

https://im-a-puzzle.com/share/bd7e06c940052d6.jpeg

Overnight tough puzzle.......

"Flying Colours"

https://im-a-puzzle.com/share/b68023e61612d08.jpeg

An identification required......

Look like vacuum tubes used to move goods around, sometimes money.

#1116 - Tuyères for glass making.

....used in a process closely allied to sea warfare.

1105.....answer.

Snake Peninsula.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Komodo_(island)

#1116.....answer.

Hoists for 120mm. 4.7" ammunition aboard Italian destroyers in 1920.

http://www.navweaps.com/Weapons/WNIT_47-50_m1926.php

#1112...... answer.

Liverpoool.

A vessel to identify.....

Where in the world?

#1124 - Brest?


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