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Photograph of a group of Inuit men.

• MS 254/8/4/1
• Item
• 19th century

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

Photograph of an Inuit person on board a ship, 'Kate McKay'

• MS 254/8/4/2
• Item
• 19th century

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

Photograph of an Inuit couple with trade goods on a Dundee whaler.

• MS 254/8/4/3
• Item
• 19th century

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

Photographs of the Newfoundland Seal Hunt. G.R. Williamson aboard sealer 'Chesley A. Crosbie'.

• MS 254/8/5
• Sub-series
• 1965

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

Into the ice133Crosbie is a freighter the rest of the year'.

• MS 254/8/5/1
• Item
• 1965

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

Nippy the "screecher" pays us a visit'.

• MS 254/8/5/10
• Item
• 1965

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

We even crossed Offer Red Island one day in April trying to reach the beaters.'

• MS 254/8/5/11
• Item
• 1965

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

The carcases of seals by tradition belong to the crew, who take them home to eat and sell'.

• MS 254/8/5/12
• Item
• 1965

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

A strop of beater pelts has been winched aboard'.

• MS 254/8/5/13
• Item
• 1965

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

Crusade? Touareg on the march? Picadors? Sealers hoping for a kill and money for their families'.

• MS 254/8/5/14
• Item
• 1965

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

Greeley, Johnnie Doyle, Ed Pottle, Al Wade, Bern George: the sealers are a merry crowd, all from the NE coast of Newfoundland'.

• MS 254/8/5/15
• Item
• 1965

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

Snowy, the 5 week old Harp Seal pup, now in his 'beater' - stage fur'.

• MS 254/8/5/16
• Item
• 1965

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

Blinding magnificent middle-of-nowhere ice and a Harp Seal herd have been sighted133'

• MS 254/8/5/2
• Item
• 1965

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

6 miles off Battle Harbour, Labrador, the ship reaches the first patch of Harp seals133'

• MS 254/8/5/3
• Item
• 1965

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

See the rope net you scramble down, my son? The fellas can't wait to be on the ice after the swiles'.

• MS 254/8/5/4
• Item
• 1965

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

After 2 days cooling on deck, whitecoat pelts are dropped into the hold to be stowed. Hard work.'

• MS 254/8/5/5
• Item
• 1965

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

Hood seal families like to stay by themselves. Labrador coast and Kyle beyond'.

• MS 254/8/5/6
• Item
• 1965

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

Axe chapping ice is good fun. The pieces are winched aboard in a net and used for freshwater and for icing down the pelts.'

• MS 254/8/5/7
• Item
• 1965

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

Kyle, North Star VI and Crosbie are trying to bash through solid ice among the Labrador islands. Exciting.'

• MS 254/8/5/8
• Item
• 1965

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

The ship can get no further in 15 foot thick fast ice. With flay poles, the sealers set out hoping to reach seals.'

• MS 254/8/5/9
• Item
• 1965

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

Photographs from the film Moby Dick. Includes miscellaneous items.

• MS 254/8/6
• Sub-series
• 1956

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

Photographs from the filming of Moby Dick, starring Gregory Peck.

• MS 254/8/6/1
• Item
• 1956

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

Still images taken from the film Moby Dick, starring Gregory Peck.

• MS 254/8/6/2
• Item
• c 1956

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

Leaflet giving a synopsis of the film Moby Dick and cast list.

• MS 254/8/6/3
• Item
• c 1956

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson

Photograph of a group of beached whales; possibly a school of pilot whales which has run ashore in Mount's Bay, Cornwall.

• MS 254/8/6/4
• Item
• 20th century

Part of David Henderson Collection

David Henderson