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Howard Harowitz climbing a ladder
Parte de Jewish Western Bulletin fonds
Photograph depicts Howard Harowitz climbing a ladder down a hatch, possibly on a navy ship or submarine.
Written on verso: "Howard Harowitz 12. 2 x 3 1/2. 60 %. 79183. Centre 2 cols.
U.S. Naval ship "Core" with jets
Parte de Leonard Frank Photos studio fonds
Photograph depicts U.S. Naval ship "Core" with jets.
Bow end of ship with platform on top labelled "U.S. NAVAL SHIP CORE"; docked beside three rail mounted gantry cranes; jets barely visible in far middle left of image; North Shore mountains in background.
Naval Recruiting Office - HMCS "Fraser"
Parte de Fred Schiffer Photography fonds
Photograph depicts the Naval Recruiting Offices aboard the HMCS Fraser.
Parte de Leonard Frank Photos studio fonds
Photograph depicts the Japanese ship "Yakumo".
U.S. Naval ship 'Core' with jets
Parte de Leonard Frank Photos studio fonds
Photograph depicts U.S. Naval ship "Core" with jets.
Jets in foreground of image wrapped in protective covering; gantry crane hoisting on jet on to ship deck; four men visible on ship deck.
Parte de Leonard Frank Photos studio fonds
Photograph depicts the Japanese ship "Idzumo".
Parte de Leonard Frank Photos studio fonds
Photograph depicts the Japanese ship "Yakumo".
Naval Recruiting Office - HMCS "Fraser"
Parte de Fred Schiffer Photography fonds
Photograph depicts a group of children at the Naval Recruiting Offices, aboard the HMCS Fraser.
Faye Nutkiewicz and Aviva Fishman on the H.M.C.S. Grilse
Parte de Jewish Western Bulletin fonds
Photograph depicts Faye Nutkiewicz and Aviva Fishman aboard the HMCS Grilse (SS-71) (a submarine) with a sailor behind them pointing to something.
Written on verso: "Faye Nutkiewicz. Aviva Fishman. 3 x 4 1/2. 67%. Centre 3 cols. 79181."
USNS "Greenville Victory" - military sea transportation ship, at dock
Parte de Leonard Frank Photos studio fonds
Photograph depicts cargo on USNS "Greenville Victory".
Cylinder being lowered into rail cars parked in front of ship bearing the banner "U.S.N.S. Greenville Victory"; two men in a fedora and a toque look on.