for sale
ww2 service
historic vessel
dunkirk little ship
operation dynamo
The 1933 former RNLI lifeboat and Dunkirk Little Ship Charles Cooper Henderson is offered for sale.
for sale
ww2 service
historic vessel
The 1943 RAF Special Duty Pinnace Carimuda, believed to be the only surviving 60-foot Mk I example, is listed for sale.
for sale
ww2 service
historic vessel
Barcadale, requisitioned on completion in 1939 and used throughout the war as a tender at Scapa Flow, is listed for sale.
for sale
ww2 service
historic vessel
dunkirk little ship
operation dynamo
reported wartime service
Anamac, later commissioned by the Royal Navy as Cardigrae II and used as a wartime pilot boat, is listed for sale.
for sale
ww2 service
historic vessel
dunkirk little ship
operation dynamo
The 1935 motor yacht Aberdonia, requisitioned by the Royal Navy and used at Dunkirk and on patrol work, is listed for sale.
for sale
ww2 service
The vessel listing notes Sheemaun’s wartime role with the Royal Navy Thames Auxiliary Patrol Service.
for sale
operation dynamo
A 1929 classic motor yacht listing cites Admiralty requisition in 1940 and a possible Dunkirk evacuation role.
for sale
ww2 service
A newly shared listing notes RAF wartime rescue service, adding major heritage significance for potential custodians.
for sale
dunkirk little ship
operation dynamo
historic motor boat
The 1927 wooden motor boat Felicity, a former fishing launch, passenger ferry, Dunkirk Little Ship and long-term houseboat, is for sale in Cambridge.
for sale
historic lifeboat
dunkirk heritage
The restored 1904 former Deal and Walmer lifeboat Charles Dibdin is being offered for sale in Portland, Dorset, at £37,500.
raf launch
ww2 service
river deben
historic vessel at risk
A report from the River Deben shows former wartime air-sea rescue launch 2605 in a deteriorating condition and no longer rising with the tide.
hms president
first world war
q ship
historic vessel at risk
HMS President (1918) has arrived at the breakers at Erith as campaigners launch a last-ditch effort to save one of the Royal Navy’s few surviving First World War vessels.