Off the West Coast
Deep-laden with saltpetre, the 4-masted barque Padua heads south for Cape Horn.
Pamir
The Last Rounding
The 4-masted barque Pamir rounds Cape Horn on 11 July 1949.
Pamir and Passat
Pt Victoria 1949
The 4-masted barque Pamir commences her last voyage as an engineless ship.
Passat, Lawhill and Viking
Three Tall Ships
1948: Passat, Viking and Lawhill are seen together for the last time.
Peking
Leaving Iquique
The 4-masted barque Peking puts to sea with 60000 bags of sodium nitrate in her belly.
Penang
Eastwards, Ever Eastwards
Penang as she was prior to 1933, returning to Europe by way of Cape Horn.
Polly Woodside
On the Tasman Run
Polly Woodside transported coal to Chile, returning with nitrates.
Pommern
Towards Spencer Gulf
Pommern heads north from the Great Australian Bight into Spencer Gulf.
Preussen
Stretching a New Topsail
Preussen, the pride of the Laeisz fleet was, the only 5-masted full-rigged ship ever built.
Priwall
Five Days and Fourteen Hours
Priwall achieves the fastest ever east to west rounding of Cape Horn by a commercial sailing ship (1938).
Vigilant
On the Pacific Run
The 5-masted schooner Vigilant was one of the last sailing ships built on the US Pacific coast.
Viking
Down to her Marks
The Finnish 4-masted barque Viking being loading with grain headed for London.
Wavertree
Coal Loading at the Dyke
Wavertree alongside the coal-loading wharves at the entrance to the Hunter River.
White Pine (1)
Final Landfall
The barque White Pine makes landfall off the Grey River NZ, at the end of her sailing career
White Pine (2)
Landfall at Sunset
The barque White Pine makes landfall off the Grey River NZ, at the end of her sailing career
Winterhude
Flying fish weather
The barque Winterhude moves along easily at 23 degrees South latitude, accompanied by dolphins and porpoises,
Wulfran Puget
On the Nickel Run
The 4-masted barque Wulfran Puget eases along gently at about 5 knots with a fair wind. In her belly is a cargo of nickel ore loaded in New Caledonia.